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Family First Solar Electric

Solar installer working in San Diego. Licensed since 2016.

  • License active
  • Workers' comp on file

106 solar system jobs on San Diego permits, 2021 to 2025. 25th most solar system permits of 312 contractors in San Diego.

What the public records show

From the state's license records and the city's permits, one question at a time.

QuestionRecords showMark
Licensed?License 1015473, active in the state's records on Sep 23, 2026ElectricalNo disciplinary case on the state's file.We found this license by the business name. No other active license has that name.Checks out
Workers' comp?Workers' comp policy on file with the stateThis covers their crew if someone is hurt. It is not insurance for your home.On file
In business?Licensed since 2016
Jobs on record106 solar system jobs on San Diego permits, 2021 to 2025Every permit we have for them is solar system.25th most solar system permits of 312 contractors in San Diego. That counts jobs, not quality.Our San Diego permit records cover October 2021 to October 2026.Of their 106 solar system permits, 3 mention a battery.

Records: the state license board and City of San Diego permits.

Track record

2 jobs in the last 12 months, down from 4 the year before

Q4 2021: 8 jobsQ1 2022: 4 jobsQ2 2022: 14 jobsQ3 2022: 6 jobsQ4 2022: 3 jobsQ1 2023: 17 jobsQ2 2023: 18 jobsQ3 2023: 15 jobsQ4 2023: 2 jobsQ1 2024: 5 jobsQ2 2024: 5 jobsQ3 2024: 3 jobsQ4 2024: 1 jobQ1 2025: 1 jobQ2 2025: 1 jobQ3 2025: 1 jobQ4 2025: 2 jobsBusiest: 18 jobsLatest: 2 jobs2022202320242025
Each bar is 3 months of permits. The tallest is 18 jobs, April to June 2023. Across San Diego, all contractors together had 21% fewer solar system jobs in the last 12 months than in the 12 months before.

Latest jobs

Permit values are what the contractor wrote on the permit form, not what the owner paid.

A row marked ×2 or more stands for that many similar jobs on one day in one ZIP code.

DateWorkOn the permit form
Oct 9, 2025Solarnot stated
Oct 2, 2025Solarnot stated
Jul 8, 2025Solarnot stated
Apr 16, 2025Solarnot stated
Jan 28, 2025Solarnot stated
Dec 10, 2024Solarnot stated
Sep 4, 2024Solarnot stated
Jul 10, 2024Solarnot stated
Jul 8, 2024Solarnot stated
Jun 10, 2024Solarnot stated
May 29, 2024Solarnot stated
Apr 24, 2024Solar (×3, same day)not stated
Feb 6, 2024Solar (×2, same day)not stated
Jan 11, 2024Solarnot stated
Jan 9, 2024Solar (×2, same day)not stated
Dec 20, 2023Solarnot stated
Dec 4, 2023Solarnot stated
Sep 21, 2023Solar (×2, same day)not stated
Aug 4, 2023Solarnot stated
Aug 1, 2023Solar, 4.8 kWnot stated
Jul 18, 2023Solar, 5.2 kWnot stated
Jul 10, 2023Solar, 4.8 kWnot stated
Jul 10, 2023Solar, 4.8 kWSOLAR Installing a 4.8kW PV roof mounted solar system with an existing PV solar systemnot stated
Jul 10, 2023Solarnot stated
Jul 10, 2023Solar (×2, same day)not stated
Jul 10, 2023Solar (×2, same day), 5.6 kWnot stated
Jul 6, 2023Solar, 6.4 kWSOLAR Installing a 6.4kW roof mounted solar PV systemnot stated
Jul 6, 2023Solar, 10 kWSOLAR Installed a 10kW roof mounted solar PV systemnot stated
Jul 6, 2023Solar, 9.35 kWSOLAR Installing a 9.35kW roof mounted solar PV systemnot stated
Jun 29, 2023Solarnot stated
Jun 16, 2023Solar (×2, same day)not stated
Jun 12, 2023Solar (×2, same day)not stated
May 26, 2023Solarnot stated
May 10, 2023Solarnot stated
May 10, 2023Solar (×2, same day)No details on the permitnot stated
May 10, 2023Solar (×2, same day)SOLAR To install a Roof Mounted Solar Photovoltaic Systemnot stated
May 10, 2023Solar (×2, same day)not stated
May 8, 2023Solarnot stated
May 4, 2023Solarnot stated
Apr 18, 2023Solarnot stated

What to ask before you hire

About Family First Solar Electric

  • Ask what the warranty covers and for how long, in writing.

Worth asking any solar installer

  • Can you show me proof of liability insurance and your bond?
  • What size system, which panels and inverter, and what will it make in a year?
  • Is my roof good for 25 more years, and what if it needs work first?
  • Who handles the permit and the utility's approval to turn it on?

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