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Home Electronics

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Solar installer based in California · installer record #6076 resolved from 5 public installation records.

At a glance

Home Electronics is a solar installer with 5 recorded installations totalling 20 kW, dated 2005 to 2011. All of its records are in California, where it ranks 5793rd of 6,220 profiled installers by volume and 9,798th of 10,536 nationally.

Recorded installs
5
Total capacity
20 kW
DC nameplate
Median system
2.7 kW
≈ $25,646
Median price
$7.48/W
pre-incentive
Third-party owned
0%
lease / PPA
Battery attach
0%
First recorded
2005
Last recorded
2011

Track record

Install volume by year

2005
1$7.48/W
2006
2$7.68/W
2010
1
2011
1

Bars: recorded installs · right column: this installer's median $/W that year.

Latest records

Most recent recorded installs

DateLocationSizePriceOwnership
Mar 11, 2011Hanford, CA2 kW——
Jun 18, 2010Exeter, CA5.8 kW——
Jun 30, 2006Lemoore, CA2.7 kW$25,646Host-owned
Feb 17, 2006Lemoore, CA6.8 kW$40,400Host-owned
Nov 15, 2005Hanford, CA2.7 kW$20,342—

Service geography

Busiest cities

Lemoore, CA 2Hanford, CA 2Exeter, CA 1

Record

Installer ID
PC-6076
First recorded install
Nov 15, 2005
Last recorded install
Mar 11, 2011
Priced records
3

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How does Home Electronics compare with other installers in California?

By recorded installations Home Electronics ranks 5793rd among the 6,220 installers based in California with five or more records. Its median system, 2.7 kW, is about half of the state median of 5.9 kW. 0% of its recorded installations are third-party owned (lease or power-purchase agreement), against 29% across California. 0% include battery storage, compared with 16% of California records. Installers of similar recorded volume in California include Herzog Richard Construction (5), Higher Power Electrical Contracting (5) and Holt Electric (5).

How has Home Electronics's installation volume changed?

Home Electronics's earliest dated installation on record is from 2005. It has recorded installations in 4 calendar years. The busiest year was 2006, with 2 installations. 2011, its latest year with records, has 1. Its median price per watt moved from $7.48/W in 2005 to $7.68/W in 2006. The most recent recorded installation is dated Mar 11, 2011. No installation in the public records is dated within the last three years.

Where does Home Electronics install solar?

All recorded installations are in California. The cities with the most of its installations are Lemoore, CA (2), Hanford, CA (2) and Exeter, CA (1).

Frequently asked questions

How many solar installations has Home Electronics completed?

PanelCensus records 5 installations by Home Electronics, from Nov 15, 2005 to Mar 11, 2011, totalling 20 kW of capacity. Public reporting varies by state, so the company's true total may be higher.

What does Home Electronics charge for solar?

The median installed price across 3 priced systems is $7.48/W before incentives (median system 2.7 kW, about $25,646). The California median is $4.26/W.

Where does Home Electronics install solar?

All 5 recorded installations are in California, the most of them in Lemoore.

Is Home Electronics still installing solar?

The most recent installation attributed to Home Electronics in the public records is dated Mar 11, 2011; 2011 has 1 recorded installation. Records reach PanelCensus months to a couple of years after installation, so recent activity may not appear yet.

Does Home Electronics install leased or PPA solar systems?

0 recorded installations by Home Electronics (0%) are third-party owned — a lease or power-purchase agreement; across California the share is 29%.

Does Home Electronics install battery storage?

0 recorded installations by Home Electronics (0%) include a battery.

Related installers and places

Dataset updated . Sources: LBNL Tracking the Sun + permit and program records; installer resolved by exact-normalized name matching.

About this data

Source: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory's Tracking the Sun, merged with city permit records, state incentive programs and the USGS U.S. Large-Scale Solar Photovoltaic Database / EIA-860 plant registers, as published September 21, 2026 — PanelCensus refreshes it as each source publishes new records. See the methodology for how records are matched, cleaned and scored.

Cite as: PanelCensus, “Home Electronics, solar installer (California)”, https://panelcensus.com/installers/california/home-electronics-6076 (data as of September 21, 2026).