Vasco Solar

Vasco Solar is the cleanest record among the Orange County companies we researched this round, and the longevity is not a marketing claim. CSLB license 608260 was issued December 19, 1990, and qualifying individual Richard Patrick Vasquez has been associated with it since that same day, 35 years on one license under one qualifier. The license is current and active through November 2027, displays no complaint disclosure link, and no government enforcement of any kind was found. It is also the only company in this track with independently published volume: Solar Power World ranks it 372 nationally and 183 among installers for 2026 on 362.53 kW installed in 2025, and 83 in California for 2025. Small numbers, real numbers.

Know what you are buying, though. This is a C-46 Solar contractor with no C-10 Electrical classification on the record, and its heritage runs through solar pool heating and domestic hot water as much as solar electric. The homepage title still leads with pool heating, and the workers comp classification codes on the license are plumbing codes. The about page describes a full service Orange County solar company covering solar electricity, pool heating, hot water, and battery storage, and says the company has served as a technical expert for CSLB itself. For battery or main panel work, ask directly how electrical scope gets handled without a C-10 on the license.

The gaps are disclosure gaps, not red flags. No workmanship warranty appears anywhere on the site, and neither does the legal entity name or license number. The founding claims wobble between over 35 years on the about page and over 40 on the homepage; the 1990 license date is the verifiable anchor. The BBB A+ is nearly weightless here because the profile only opened November 30, 2025. Get a quote, then make the paperwork close what the website leaves open: entity name, license number, warranty terms, and who performs any electrical work.