Solar installers by state
6,895 companies across 2,191 towns and cities, every one read the same way: Google’s own rating breakdown, compared against the typical installer in its own market. Pick a state, or go straight to a company.
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StateCos1–2★Quiet
- Alabama1717%4
- Alaska153%2
- Arizona2695%42
- Arkansas340%7
- California15321%276
- Colorado2163%34
- Connecticut1130%15
- Delaware1810%2
- District of Columbia221%3
- Florida6752%140
- Georgia803%17
- Hawaii872%12
- Idaho504%16
- Illinois1842%31
- Indiana760%20
- Iowa462%12
- Kansas400%5
- Kentucky372%9
- Louisiana470%10
- Maine442%8
- Maryland1111%11
- Massachusetts1982%40
- Michigan843%27
- Minnesota681%16
- Mississippi150%3
- Missouri1151%29
- Montana360%5
- Nebraska1314%3
- Nevada813%11
- New Hampshire430%12
- New Jersey2372%60
- New Mexico655%11
- New York2492%43
- North Carolina1302%35
- North Dakota2—1
- Ohio1130%15
- Oklahoma552%16
- Oregon1061%16
- Pennsylvania1460%22
- Rhode Island332%5
- South Carolina1016%30
- South Dakota5—1
- Tennessee533%14
- Texas7292%161
- Utah1673%38
- Vermont280%11
- Virginia1190%23
- Washington1013%18
- West Virginia109%2
- Wisconsin580%11
- Wyoming220%5
Cos: companies Google categorises as solar businesses. 1–2★: the median share of one and two star reviews among companies with a published breakdown, shown only where at least eight exist. Quiet: companies with no Google review in two years.