Paradise Renewables
Recently activeSolar installer based in California · installer record #9129 resolved from 796 public installation records.
Data through: California through Aug 2026 (monthly state program data).
At a glance
Paradise Renewables is a solar installer with 796 recorded installations totalling 7.4 MW, dated 2014 to 2026. All of its records are in California, where it ranks 323rd of 6,163 profiled installers by volume and 524th of 10,840 nationally. Its median installed price for solar-only systems in 2023–2025 is $3.61/W before incentives, across 141 priced systems.
Track record
Install volume by year
Recorded installs per year; prices by year are in the table below.
Pricing
Price by year (solar only)
| Year | Priced systems | Paradise Renewables | California median | vs state |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 6 | $3.17/W | $3.29/W | −4% |
| 2024 | 14 | $3.37/W | $3.80/W | −11% |
| 2023 | 121 | $3.75/W | $4.06/W | −8% |
| 2022 | 100 | $4.18/W | $4.11/W | +2% |
| 2021 | 77 | $3.74/W | $3.98/W | −6% |
| 2020 | 85 | $3.15/W | $3.97/W | −21% |
| 2019 | 74 | $2.03/W | $3.95/W | −49% |
| 2018 | 46 | $1.97/W | $4.01/W | −51% |
| 2017 | 37 | $2.00/W | $4.05/W | −51% |
| 2016 | 26 | $2.31/W | $4.37/W | −47% |
| 2015 | 12 | $3.42/W | $4.58/W | −25% |
Median installed price per DC watt before incentives, systems without a battery, by the year in the public record. Years with fewer than five priced systems are left out.
Why a company's own figure can differ from this one
- Timing. These prices come from state incentive filings, published about once a year, so the latest full year here is 2025. Prices moved down in many states after 2023; a company's current quotes can be lower (or higher) than its last full year on record.
- Dates. A filing is dated when the program processed it, not when the job was sold, so jobs can land in a different month or year than in the company's own books.
- What the price includes. The filed price is the whole project as reported to the program, which can include loan dealer fees, electrical panel upgrades or roof work. A company's internal figure often leaves those out.
- Batteries. Systems flagged with a battery are excluded here; a battery the filing didn't flag can still raise a year's median.
Equipment
Module, inverter and battery brands
| Equipment | Year | Main brands (share of systems that reported one) | Year before |
|---|---|---|---|
| Modules | 2026*47 reported | Qcells 66% · Hyundai 19% · ZNShine 4% · Canadian Solar 2% | Hyundai 28%2025, 29 reported |
| Inverters | 2026*47 reported | Enphase 57% · Tesla 43% | Enphase 86%2025, 99 reported |
| Batteries | 2026*43 reported | Enphase 51% · Tesla 49%Main brand changed from Tesla (2025) | Tesla 56%2025, 9 reported |
Manufacturer on each recorded installation, as filed with the state program (Tracking the Sun for earlier years). Brand names are grouped by manufacturer family (e.g. Hanwha Q CELLS and Qcells North America count as Qcells). Not every state reports equipment, and battery brands come mainly from California and New Jersey. *2026 to date, from California records only.
Latest records
Most recent recorded installs
| Date | Location | Size | Price | Ownership |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 29, 2026 | Pico Rivera, CA | 4.7 kW | — | Third-party · battery |
| Jul 23, 2026 | Lancaster, CA | 5.2 kW | — | Third-party · battery |
| Jul 6, 2026 | Corona, CA | 5.2 kW | — | Third-party · battery |
| Jul 1, 2026 | Pomona, CA | 3.9 kW | — | Third-party · battery |
| Jun 17, 2026 | Desert Hot Springs, CA | 3.4 kW | — | Third-party · battery |
| Jun 16, 2026 | Castaic, CA | 11.6 kW | — | Third-party · battery |
| Jun 15, 2026 | Fountain Valley, CA | 10.8 kW | — | Host-owned · battery |
| Jun 12, 2026 | Riverside, CA | 10.6 kW | — | Third-party · battery |
| Jun 12, 2026 | Lancaster, CA | 14.1 kW | — | Third-party · battery |
| Jun 12, 2026 | Palmdale, CA | 5.2 kW | — | Third-party · battery |
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Service geography
- California
- 796
Busiest cities
Record
- Installer ID
- PC-9129
- First recorded install
- Dec 30, 2014
- Last recorded install
- Jul 29, 2026
- Priced records
- 747
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How does Paradise Renewables compare with other installers in California?
By recorded installations Paradise Renewables ranks 323rd among the 6,163 installers based in California with five or more records. Its 2023–2025 solar-only median of $3.61/W is roughly in line with the California median of $3.95/W on the same basis. Its median system, 7.6 kW, is about 28% above the state median of 5.9 kW. 9% of its recorded installations are third-party owned (lease or power-purchase agreement), against 29% across California. 24% include battery storage, compared with 16% of California records. Installers of similar recorded volume in California include Secure Roofing And Solar (803), Engie Services Usa (802) and Dc Solar Electric (797).
How has Paradise Renewables's installation volume changed?
Paradise Renewables's earliest dated installation on record is from 2014. It has recorded installations in 12 calendar years. The busiest year was 2023, with 123 installations. 2025, its latest year with records, has 100. Its median price per watt moved from $4.15/W in 2014 to $2.50/W in 2025. The most recent recorded installation is dated Jul 29, 2026.
Where does Paradise Renewables install solar?
All recorded installations are in California. The cities with the most of its installations are Simi Valley, CA (47), Thousand Oaks, CA (35), San Clemente, CA (26), Moorpark, CA (24) and Palmdale, CA (24).
Frequently asked questions
How many solar installations has Paradise Renewables completed?
PanelCensus records 796 installations by Paradise Renewables, from Dec 30, 2014 to Jul 29, 2026, totalling 7.4 MW of capacity. Public reporting varies by state, so the company's true total may be higher.
What does Paradise Renewables charge for solar?
For solar-only systems installed in 2023–2025, the median reported price is $3.61/W before incentives, across 141 priced systems. The California median on the same basis is $3.95/W. Across all 747 priced systems since 2014, including battery systems, the median is $3.10/W. Prices are the total project cost reported to state incentive programs, divided by the system's DC watts, so they can include electrical upgrades or other work billed with the solar.
Where does Paradise Renewables install solar?
All 796 recorded installations are in California, the most of them in Simi Valley.
Is Paradise Renewables still installing solar?
The most recent installation attributed to Paradise Renewables in the public records is dated Jul 29, 2026; 2025 has 100 recorded installations. Records here run California through Aug 2026 (monthly state program data), so the newest installations may not appear yet.
Does Paradise Renewables install leased or PPA solar systems?
70 recorded installations by Paradise Renewables (9%) are third-party owned — a lease or power-purchase agreement; across California the share is 29%.
Does Paradise Renewables install battery storage?
194 recorded installations by Paradise Renewables (24%) include a battery.
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Dataset updated . Sources: LBNL Tracking the Sun (through 2025), monthly state program records (California DGStats, NYSERDA, NJ Clean Energy, Illinois Shines) and permit records; installer resolved by exact-normalized name matching and, for state program records, by the systems both sources share.
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, “Paradise Renewables, solar installer (California)”, https://panelcensus.com/installers/california/paradise-renewables-9129 (data as of September 21, 2026).