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Solar Pro

D
Provisional grade. Solar Pro has an active NYC DCWP record, but the April 26, 2024 NYS DPS Notice of Apparent Violation is documented government enforcement and caps the grade at D.
Solar Pro Inc. is a Brooklyn-based company with an active NYC DCWP license through February 2027 and a BBB business start date of April 18, 2022. It sells residential solar across the five boroughs, Long Island, and upstate New York, and publishes a 25-year warranty for panels and installation. The important counterweight is a NYS Department of Public Service Notice of Apparent Violation dated April 26, 2024. The notice alleged missed DER-provider compliance filings and failures to respond to reminders and calls, then directed the company to cure the filing or withdraw its registration. We did not locate the matter's resolution. An active local license does not erase that government record, so this page is capped at D.

The evidence

LongevityVerified

BBB lists business start and incorporation on April 18, 2022. The company's about page gives no founding year. This is a short operating record relative to older local competitors, though a short record alone is not an enforcement finding.

Source: BBB profile

Complaints and enforcementAdverse record

On April 26, 2024, NYS Department of Public Service Staff issued Solar Pro Inc. a Notice of Apparent Violation alleging failure to file the required 2024 Annual Compliance Statement and 2023 Annual Compliance Report by the March 31 deadline, and failure to respond to a March 1 reminder, an April 5 overdue notice, and calls from April 18 to 20. The notice required a response in Matter 24-00877, either curing the filings or withdrawing DER Provider registration, with an Order to Show Cause possible otherwise. The outcome was not located. BBB shows an A rating but does not state a complaint count.

Source: NYS DPS Notice of Apparent Violation

Verifiable volumePending verification

No install count, MW total, or employee count was published in the sources we reviewed, and Solar Pro did not match the 2026 Top New York Solar Contractors list. The company says a typical New York home uses 17 to 30 panels and that installation takes one to three days, but that describes a process, not completed volume.

Source: Solar Pro services page

License statusVerified

NYC's DCWP data lists SOLAR PRO INC, license 2112475-DCA, type Premises, as Active through February 28, 2027 at 6861 147th St in Flushing. New York has no statewide solar contractor license, and Solar Pro's own site does not publish a license number. No DOB electrician license number was verified in the research.

Source: NYC Open Data Legally Operating Businesses

Warranty termsCompany claim

Solar Pro publishes a 25-year warranty covering solar panels and installation. That is the company's own published term, and we treat it as a claim. No production guarantee was stated, so ask for the labor, roof penetration, equipment, monitoring, and output terms in the signed agreement.

Source: Solar Pro services page

Company facts

Headquarters139 Stuyvesant Ave, Brooklyn, NY (per BBB)
EntitySolar Pro Inc., DBA Solar Pro
DCWP license2112475-DCA, Active through February 28, 2027
Service areaNYC boroughs, Long Island, upstate New York, and beyond
Published warranty claim25 years for panels and installation

Data pulled August 18, 2026 from NYS DPS notice, NYC Open Data, BBB and Solar Pro services page.

How to read this

The documented DPS notice changes the buying decision here. Solar Pro may be able to quote and build a sound system, but the unresolved government record means you should not treat its sales presentation as sufficient diligence. Ask for written confirmation of the final status of Matter 24-00877, the name and license number of the electrician, and a contract copy of the 25-year warranty. If the response is vague, move on. This is exactly the kind of record that has to be answered with documents, not reassurance. 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.