Installer profile

Lux Solar

Provisional grade. Lux Solar has an established BBB start date, but unresolved entity conflicts, no published solar or electrical license, and no published warranty terms leave material gaps.

Lux Solar is a Miami-Dade-focused business with a BBB business start date of 2014 and an A+ BBB rating. Its public record is still thin where it counts. The homepage identifies Lux Solar LLC, BBB describes Lux Solar as a corporation, and the company's about page names a founder and CEO while BBB names a different president. The company publishes CGC1533035, a certified general contractor number, but no CVC solar or EC electrical number was found. It does not publish installer volume, employee count, equipment brands, or workmanship and production warranty terms. There is also a federal trademark case involving Lux Solar, Inc. and Wael Majdalawi, but the available record does not establish that it is the same entity as this installer. The right response is not speculation. It is demanding the exact legal entity and permit license before signing.

The evidence

LongevityVerified

BBB lists a June 11, 2014 business start. The company says it has 12+ years of experience. The public entity descriptions conflict, however: the homepage calls it Lux Solar LLC while BBB lists Lux Solar as a corporation. The age signal is real, but the identity record needs clarification.

Source: BBB profile

Complaints and enforcementPending verification

BBB shows an A+ rating but does not state a complaint count on the profile. A federal trademark opinion names Lux Solar, Inc. and Wael Majdalawi as defendants, but the research could not establish that the defendant is the same entity as this Miami installer beyond the shared name and the Majdalawi connection in BBB. That case is a prompt for an entity question, not a finding against this company.

Source: BBB profile

Verifiable volumePending verification

No installation count, MW figure, or employee count is published on the pages we reviewed. Lux Solar did not appear in the Solar Power World Florida contractor list reviewed for this research. Without either independent rankings or a published operating total, volume remains unverified.

Source: Lux Solar about page

License statusPending verification

Lux Solar publishes Florida license CGC1533035, a certified general contractor number. No CVC solar or EC electrical number was found on the pages we reviewed, and DBPR verification was unavailable in this research. Ask which contractor license will be used for your solar and electrical permit work.

Source: Lux Solar homepage

Warranty termsPending verification

No workmanship or production warranty terms were published on the pages we reviewed. The company does not name panel, inverter, or battery brands either. Do not accept a generic warranty assurance, ask for the labor term and manufacturer documents tied to the actual equipment in your proposal.

Source: Lux Solar about page

Company facts

Service area	Miami-Dade County
Entity disclosure	Homepage says Lux Solar LLC; BBB lists Lux Solar as a corporation
Leadership disclosure	About page names Lindsey as founder and CEO; BBB lists Wael Majdalawi as president
Published license	CGC1533035, certified general contractor
Residential offerings	Solar for homes and businesses, remodeling, concrete work, and water filtration
Equipment and warranty disclosure	No panel, inverter, battery, workmanship, or production terms published

Data pulled August 18, 2026 from BBB, Lux Solar homepage, Lux Solar about and Solaright Lighting v. Lux Solar.

How to read this

Lux Solar needs a document-first conversation. Ask for the exact legal entity that will contract with you, its Florida solar or electrical license, and the name that will go on the permit. Have the sales representative reconcile the homepage and BBB entity descriptions in writing. Ask for the labor warranty duration, the equipment brands, and the manufacturer warranty documents before you compare price. The case involving a similarly named entity is not enough to judge this installer, but it is one more reason to insist on precise entity information. Our full rubric, including how our own installation business gets graded on the same scale, is on the methodology page. We are a solar installer and we partner with other solar companies. Grading is structurally separated from revenue; see disclosures.