SunQuest Solar

Start with what SunQuest Solar actually is, because it is not what the category suggests. Its own about page says it exists to fill the service gap left by companies that focus on new installations. The services listed are panel removal and reinstallation, maintenance, repair, cleaning, and EV chargers. If you want an existing system fixed or panels pulled for a reroof, that is the job this company describes. If you want a new rooftop system designed and installed, nothing in this evidence supports hiring it for that.

The license record matches the service framing, up to a point. CT eLicense shows SUNQUEST SOLAR LLC of Westport holding Home Improvement Contractor registration HIC.0699501, status Active, issued April 1, 2026 and expiring March 31, 2027, with no complaints on record. What the search did not find matters just as much: no E-1, E-2, or PV electrical license under the company name. In Connecticut the electrical side of solar work runs through those licenses, so ask who holds the electrical credential on any job that touches wiring, and get the answer in writing.

Then there is the conflict you should not ignore. BBB lists SunQuest Solar LLC as Not Rated because its records say the business is out of business, with zero complaints and a business start of December 19, 2023. The website is live, the state registration was renewed in April 2026, and the BBB file says closed. The two records also carry different addresses, Westport on eLicense and Newington at BBB. Somebody's data is stale, and this profile cannot tell you whose. Before sending a deposit, confirm the company answers its phone, ask which address it operates from, and treat the two year track record for what it is. The C reflects a real registration and a clean complaint file sitting next to an unresolved operating-status conflict and no published warranty.