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Installer profile

Nova NRG

D
Provisional grade. Nova NRG presents as a sales organization using contractor partners, yet it publishes no license number, legal entity, installation volume, or warranty duration.
Nova NRG is not documented here as a licensed installing contractor. Its own site says it partners with vetted, licensed contractors, providers, and lenders, which makes this a sales-organization model rather than a straightforward installer profile. That distinction matters. The company does not publish its own contractor license number, legal entity, founding year, employee count, install total, equipment brands, or warranty durations. It claims to have served thousands of families and to be among the fastest-growing residential solar and home-improvement providers, but those are the company's own numbers, we treat them as claims. BBB gives Nova NRG a C- rating, with one complaint in the last three years. Do not buy based on the Nova NRG pitch alone. Identify the actual contractor before you agree to anything.

The evidence

LongevityPending verification

Neither the company's about page nor its BBB profile states a founding year. No legal entity form is stated on the pages we reviewed either. Without a documented start date or entity, there is no basis to judge operating longevity.

Source: Nova NRG about page

Complaints and enforcementPending verification

BBB reports a C- rating, no accreditation, one complaint in the last three years, and none closed in the last 12 months. The research did not establish company-specific ownership, litigation, or regulatory history. One complaint does not answer the bigger question here: who actually performs and warrants the install.

Source: BBB profile

Verifiable volumeCompany claim

Nova NRG says it has served "thousands of families" and is one of the fastest-growing residential solar and home-improvement providers in the United States. Those are the company's own numbers, we treat them as claims. It publishes no installation count, MW figure, or employee count, and it did not appear in the Solar Power World Florida list reviewed for this research.

Source: Nova NRG solar page

License statusPending verification

No contractor license number is published on the company site or BBB profile. Instead, Nova NRG says it partners with vetted, licensed contractors, providers, and lenders. That means the license you need to verify belongs to the contractor assigned to your project, not necessarily the company selling you the system.

Source: Nova NRG about page

Warranty termsPending verification

The solar page refers to stronger warranties and performance and product guarantees, but it gives no duration or terms. It also does not name the equipment brands. Ask who provides the labor warranty, who administers it, and which licensed contractor remains responsible if the sales company is no longer involved.

Source: Nova NRG solar page

Company facts

Miami address33 SW 2nd Ave STE 704, Miami, FL (per BBB)
EntityNot published on company or BBB pages we reviewed
Service areaFlorida; company also references the United States
Operating modelPartners with vetted, licensed contractors, providers, and lenders
Residential offeringsSolar design, permitting, installation, monitoring, service, roofing, and home improvement
Equipment disclosureDescribed only as tier-1 panels and leading inverters, with no brands named

Data pulled August 18, 2026 from BBB, Nova NRG about and Nova NRG solar page.

How to read this

Treat Nova NRG as a sales organization until it identifies the licensed contractor that will build your system. Get that company's legal name, license number, insurance information, permit history, and warranty terms before you pay a deposit. Ask whether Nova NRG or the installation contractor will be your point of contact after commissioning. Then make sure the contract names the installer and allocates responsibility for roof work, service calls, monitoring, and warranty claims. A sales promise is not a permit, and it is not a labor warranty. 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.