Installer profile
Solar G
The evidence
BBB lists a business start of March 31, 2009 and incorporation on July 21, 2022. CSLB shows the company license was issued February 26, 2024. The dates conflict and the research could not reconcile them, so we will not present the 2009 date as a verified operating record.
Source: BBB profile
BBB shows an A+ rating and accreditation, but the profile does not state a complaint count. No company-specific news, litigation, or regulatory action was found in the research. With no visible complaint total, a clean record cannot be confirmed.
Source: BBB profile
No employee, installation, or MW figures were published, and Solar G did not match the 2026 Top California Solar Contractors list. The research does identify Vardan Sargsyan as principal on the BBB profile, but that is not evidence of installation volume.
Source: Solar Power World, 2026 Top California Solar Contractors
CSLB lists Solar G Solutions as a corporation with license 1117086, B and C-10 classifications, CLEAR status, issued February 26, 2024 and expiring February 29, 2028. The company says licensed and insured but does not publish the number itself.
No workmanship or production warranty terms were published on the reviewed battery-storage page. A battery brand list is not a labor warranty. Ask for separate documents covering equipment, workmanship, roof penetrations, and any production promise.
Source: Solar G battery storage page
Company facts
| Headquarters | 500 N Brand Blvd, Glendale, California |
| Entity | Solar G Solutions, Corporation; DBA Solar G |
| Principal | Vardan Sargsyan per BBB |
| Service area | California |
| CSLB license | 1117086, B | C-10, CLEAR; expires February 29, 2028 |
| Residential services | Solar installation, battery storage, and roofing; batteries named: Tesla Powerwall, Enphase, LG Chem |
Data pulled August 18, 2026 from CSLB Public Data Portal, BBB, Solar G battery storage and Solar Power World.
How to read this
Solar G clears the threshold that matters first: a state license can be matched to the business. The next task is reconciling the operating history. Ask why the BBB business-start date, incorporation date, and license issue date differ, and get the answer in the proposal file. Require the actual workmanship and roof-penetration warranty before you compare price. A clear license lets the conversation begin. It does not finish the diligence. 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.