Explore Certified Providers

To become a Certified Provider, a solar company must pass a five-part review covering safety compliance, business credentials, company stability, customer reputation, and claims history. Only companies that meet Solar Insure's standards earn Certified Provider status and can offer the SI-30 Warranty.

No. The Providers above are a featured sample of the hundreds of Certified Providers across all 50 states and U.S. territories. Use the form to get connected with one in your area.

Ask the installer for proof of their current Solar Insure Certified Provider status or contact Solar Insure directly to confirm. Certification is actively maintained, and companies that no longer meet our standards can lose their certified status.

Solar Insure regularly monitors Certified Providers. If a company no longer meets our requirements for quality, service, compliance, or business performance, its certification can be suspended or revoked. Only providers that continue to meet our standards remain certified.

No. Featured providers are added based on qualifying criteria. When we connect a homeowner with a provider through the form, we route based on location and fit, no payment or incentives are exchanged

If you are a solar installer for residential or commercial solar energy and storage systems, please visit our Certified Provider page and complete the form to get connected with one of our account executives.