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RV and Marine Solar

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Capped at C. RV and Marine Solar describes mobile, battery-dependent systems for motorhomes and boats, not rooftop residential construction, and no CSLB license record was found.
RV and Marine Solar occupies a different lane from a house-solar installer. The company describes designing and troubleshooting off-grid systems for motorhomes and boats, including batteries, inverters, converters, panels, and charge controllers. It says it is mobile and based in San Diego. The CSLB searches did not find a license under RV and Marine or Marine Solar. That is not surprising for the described vehicle and vessel work, but it means the business should not be treated as a licensed rooftop contractor. No founder name was published for a personnel search, and no company BBB profile, founding year, workmanship warranty, subcontracting policy, or installation volume was published or found. A decade of product-support experience claimed by the owner may be relevant to off-grid equipment, but it is not a substitute for a building-contractor record.

The evidence

LongevityPending verification

The company does not publish a founding year on its home, about, services, or contact pages. The owner says they worked as a product support engineer for a solar charge controller manufacturer for more than a decade. That is relevant experience, but it is not a published business operating date.

Source: RV and Marine Solar about page

Complaints and enforcementPending verification

No company-matched BBB profile was found, and no enforcement result was found in the research. Without a CSLB license record, license-specific complaint disclosure cannot be checked. The data was not published or found as a clean complaint count.

Source: CSLB Check a License

Verifiable volumePending verification

RV and Marine Solar was absent from the 2026 national and 2025 California Solar Power World lists. No employee count, project count, megawatt figure, or completed-system total was published or found. Its specialized service list explains what it can work on, not how many systems it has completed.

Source: Solar Power World, 2025 Top California Solar Contractors

License statusPending verification

CSLB business-name searches for RV AND and MARINE SOLAR returned other licensees, not RV and Marine Solar. No owner or principal name was published on the site, so a personnel search was not performed. No CSLB license was found. The company presents itself as a vehicle and vessel specialist rather than a building contractor.

Source: CSLB Check a License

Warranty termsPending verification

No workmanship warranty was published on the reviewed home or about pages. Before an RV or vessel installation, the data was not published or found for labor coverage, equipment coverage administration, or responsibility for troubleshooting after the work.

Source: RV and Marine Solar home page

Company facts

SpecialtyOff-grid, battery-dependent renewable-energy systems for motorhomes and boats
Services describedSolar panels, batteries, inverters, converters, charge controllers, and troubleshooting
CSLB licenseNo record found
BaseSan Diego, California; mobile service
Published address930 21st Street Suite #4, San Diego, CA 92102
Legal entity and ownerNot published or found

Data pulled August 22, 2026 from RV and Marine Solar, RV and Marine Solar contact, CSLB Check a License and Yelp.

How to read this

This profile is about fit, not a verdict on RV and boat workmanship. For an off-grid project, ask for recent examples involving your battery chemistry, inverter brand, and vehicle or vessel type. Confirm the design load, fusing, wire routing, charge settings, and the written plan if the system faults away from home. For a house array, grid interconnection, roof work, or permitting, use a contractor with a verifiable California license for that job. 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.