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    Solar Companies in Fremont, CA: Who Installed the Most Systems in 2025

    Utility records show 791 home solar systems connected in Fremont in 2025. Tesla Energy Operations Inc was the installer of record on 177 of them, followed by Sunrun (113) and Citadel Roofing and Solar (54). The table lists each company's CSLB license number. It is a count from public records, not a ranking or endorsement: check each license and get at least three quotes.

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    Key facts

    Home solar systems connected, 2025
    791
    Fremont, PG&E customers
    CPUC DG Statschecked Sep 24, 2026
    Leased or PPA
    31%
    Share of 2025 systems a company owns
    CPUC DG Statschecked Sep 24, 2026

    Installers who connected the most home solar systems in Fremont in 2025

    Home solar systems per installer in Fremont, from utility interconnection records
    Installer (name as reported)Systems in 2025Jan 2024 to May 2026CSLB license
    Tesla Energy Operations Inc177386888104 check
    Sunrun113264750184 check
    Citadel Roofing and Solar5495647149 check
    Nabu Energy LLC36511052356 check
    Leonard Roofing Inc35172840399 check
    Your Energy Solutions2144928652 check
    Freedom Forever19351029644 check
    Bright Ops18371020761 check

    Counts from utility records, not a ranking or endorsement. Check each license's status and complaint history on the CSLB's Check a License page (checked Sept. 24, 2026).

    Source: California Distributed Generation Statistics (CPUC), Interconnected Project Sites data set, data through May 31, 2026 (checked Sept. 24, 2026).

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    Home solar in Fremont by the numbers

    PG&E approved 791 home solar systems in Fremont in 2025, from 114 installers; the top three were named on 43% of them. The busiest year since 2021 was 2023, with 2,078 (2025: -62%). Another 299 were approved from January through May 2026.

    2025 mix: 31% leased or on a power purchase agreement, 69% owned by the household; 60% with a battery; median size 6.1 kW DC. Alameda County: 33% leased or PPA, 53% with a battery, median 5.79 kW.

    Home solar systems connected per year in Fremont, 2021 to 2025
    Year20212022202320242025
    Systems connected1,1271,6512,078909791

    Start with your Fremont electricity bill

    Check the generation provider and enrolled program on the PG&E bill before comparing proposals. Ava Community Energy (formerly East Bay Community Energy) lists Fremont among the 16 cities and unincorporated areas it serves; Ava supplies generation while PG&E delivers the electricity, maintains the wires and sends the bill. Have each bidder use both portions of the actual account.

    A comparison to ask for

    Put the same roof layout, shade model and monthly production in every Fremont bid. Then separate solar, storage, roof and electrical work, and compare the remaining bill under the same Ava generation and PG&E delivery enrollment shown on the account.

    Verify the company behind the Fremont quote

    Match the business name and license number on each Fremont proposal to the CSLB record, then use our contractor verification steps, the quote comparison guide and the PPA, loan, lease and cash comparison.

    Permit fees and the filing route are on the Fremont solar cost and permit page.

    Before you sign anything in Fremont

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