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Fulfill Power Reviews

California installer. This profile is built from public installation records and published ratings, not paid placement.

26verified installs in California utility records*
25recent installs, 2025-26 records*
2024first year in county records
7.5/10Solar.com Score · 63 reviews analyzed

Solar.com Installer Score for Fulfill Power

One score, computed the same way for every installer. We read the full text of all 63 substantive published Fulfill Power review texts across every platform and measure what customers actually report. Not a survey. Not a sample. Never for sale.

Solar.com Installer Score

7.5/10

Synthesized from 63 substantive customer review texts (71 published reviews collected).

Google 4.9★ · 69 reviewsYelp 2.5★ · 2 reviews

Updated September 28, 2026 · No installer can pay to change this score · How scores work →

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Sales IntegrityHow clearly and honestly the company explains the system, contract, savings, and incentives before you sign.7.1

5 reviews speak to this · 5 praise · 0 complaints

CommunicationHow reliably the company keeps customers informed and answers questions across sales, installation, and service.6.1

4 reviews speak to this · 2 praise · 2 complaints

Timeline ReliabilityHow well the company manages the path from contract through permits, installation, inspection, and turn-on — without the customer having to chase it.6.0

2 reviews speak to this · 0 praise · 2 complaints

WorkmanshipThe quality, professionalism, neatness, and property care of the physical installation.6.4

7 reviews speak to this · 5 praise · 2 complaints

#512 of 678 scored in California by Solar.com Installer Score

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Where Fulfill Power builds

County-by-county activity from CPUC records through May 2026.

What this data covers: *Counts on this page, including the totals up top, come from investor-owned-utility interconnection records (SCE, SDG&E, PG&E). Work in municipal-utility territory, such as LADWP or city utilities, and outside California does not appear here, so this company's true totals are higher than shown. Unlike the county rankings, this profile also shows counties below the 250-install ranking floor.

CountyVerified installsRecent 2025-26Active sinceMedian system% leasedCounty rankingLink to the county ranking page. This company's rank on this page is its Solar.com Installer Score rank, shown above.
Riverside County151520257.0 kW86.7%below ranking floor (under 250 installs)
Los Angeles County111020248.6 kW72.7%below ranking floor (under 250 installs)

% leased counts systems recorded as third party owned (lease or power purchase agreement); the remainder are customer owned. Median system size is the middle system this company installed in that county. Star ratings and review counts are from Google.

Fulfill Power reviews: what customers say

An independent synthesis of published customer feedback across Google and Yelp, updated September 28, 2026. Green marks praise, amber mixed experiences, red complaints.

Sales & proposal integrity

Sales Integrity7.1/10

Reviewers largely describe the sales process as clear and helpful, with proposals that seemed tailored to their homes and goals. The available evidence is entirely positive, so complaints about sales pressure or misleading proposals were not a meaningful theme in the reviewed corpus.Solar.com's composite of published customer feedback, not a customer quote

Helpful proposal fit. Reviewers say Fulfill Power offered options that felt appropriate for their needs and helped them understand how the system would work for their home. Representative review excerpt: "After looking at so many options Fulfill Power gave me the best possible option for solar."

Friendly, clear sales experience. Customers describe the sales interaction as friendly and say the consultation helped them feel comfortable moving forward. Representative review excerpt: "I hired this company's services and the service was very friendly, the salesperson excellent, and it was a great solution."

Savings-oriented planning. Some reviewers say the proposal process included panel design and savings expectations that made the project feel worthwhile. Representative review excerpt: "When I sat down with Fulfill Power I was able to get certain amount of panels designed on my home to save on my electric bill."

Price & financing transparency

There were no substantive reviews in this category, so the corpus does not provide enough evidence to assess pricing, financing, deposits, refunds, or incentive timing. As a result, this area remains neutral in the review data.Solar.com's composite of published customer feedback, not a customer quote

No review evidence. The reviewed corpus did not include substantive feedback about final price, financing terms, deposits, refunds, surprise costs, or incentive timing. Representative review excerpt: "It made sense to go solar and I expect big savings."

No pattern to judge. Because there were no coded reviews for this category, there is no clear positive or negative pattern to summarize. Representative review excerpt: "They have very good equipment to choose from."

Communication & coordination

Communication6.1/10

Reviews are mixed on communication and coordination. Some customers describe responsive follow-up and good care, while others report missed coordination and confusion about whether visits had been scheduled or completed.Solar.com's composite of published customer feedback, not a customer quote

Responsive follow-up. Some reviewers say questions and concerns were answered quickly and handled effectively during the project. Representative review excerpt: "Every time I had a question or concern, they would respond quickly and attend it effectively."

Taken care of. Other customers describe the team as communicative and say they felt supported through the process. Representative review excerpt: "They communicate well and make sure that you are taken care of."

Scheduling confusion. A complaint pattern in the corpus describes missed or disputed communication about whether a visit had been arranged and relayed to others involved in the project. Representative review excerpt: "When they did have someone come they lied to the contractor that they did send and said they the called us to let us kno."

Timeline reliability

Timeline Reliability6.0/10

Timeline-related feedback is limited and leans negative in the available evidence. The main issue raised is dissatisfaction with the install experience, which suggests some customers encountered delays or execution problems rather than a consistently reliable schedule.Solar.com's composite of published customer feedback, not a customer quote

Install-day problems. One review ties the timeline experience to a poor installation visit and describes the job as not being done well. Representative review excerpt: "Horrible company the guys they brought to come and install my solars didnt do a good job."

Limited evidence base. There were only two evidence reviews in this category, so the data do not show a broad schedule pattern beyond the complaints that were reported. Representative review excerpt: "Horrible company the guys they brought to come and install my solars didnt do a good job."

Workmanship & site care

Workmanship6.4/10

Most workmanship comments are positive, with reviewers praising the crew’s efficiency, cleanliness, and care around the roof. Still, a small set of complaints suggests that installation quality was not consistent across every job.Solar.com's composite of published customer feedback, not a customer quote

Clean, efficient crew. Reviewers describe the installation crew as clean and efficient during the work. Representative review excerpt: "The crew is clean and efficient."

Roof care noted. Some customers say they liked the equipment and reported no roof damage during panel installation. Representative review excerpt: "I liked the equipment they installed, and they didn't damage my roof when they put up the panels."

Installation quality complaint. A smaller complaint pattern says the installation was not handled well on at least one project. Representative review excerpt: "Horrible company the guys they brought to come and install my solars didnt do a good job."

Long-term support & performance

The reviewed corpus did not include substantive feedback about system production, monitoring, warranty support, repairs, or other post-install service. That means this category cannot be evaluated from the available reviews.Solar.com's composite of published customer feedback, not a customer quote

No post-install evidence. There were no substantive review entries in the corpus about long-term system performance or support after activation. Representative review excerpt: "Thanks for the crew for today, they did an amazing job."

Not enough to assess. The data do not show a positive or negative pattern for warranty service, monitoring, or repair follow-up. Representative review excerpt: "I liked the equipment they installed, and they didn't damage my roof when they put up the panels."

Bottom line: Fulfill Power’s review profile is strongest on sales clarity and proposal help, with mostly positive feedback in workmanship as well. Communication, timeline reliability, and install execution show some complaints, but the overall corpus is still more positive than negative, and several categories have limited evidence.

How this is built: category scores and summaries weigh the company's full published rating record (69 Google reviews averaging 4.9 stars), the most recent and most relevant review texts, and recurring feedback themes verified acrossGoogle and Yelp. Ratings and review excerpts from published review sources. Refreshed as new feedback is published. No installer can pay to change it.

About Fulfill Power

Company background from published business information and licensing records.

Products

Solar

Service area

California. Note: the install counts on this page cover California investor-owned-utility records only.

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Recorded installs by year

Residential interconnections statewide in PG&E, SCE, and SDG&E records through May 2026.
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2024
29
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Important context: this chart shows investor-owned-utility records only. Companies that shift work toward municipal-utility territory (LADWP and city power departments) or other states will show declining bars here even while building steadily elsewhere, and 2025-26 records also lag real installation dates. Treat this as a partial window, not the company's full trajectory.

FAQ about Fulfill Power

What do customers say in Fulfill Power reviews?

We analyzed 63 substantive published customer reviews of Fulfill Power in full. The company's Solar.com Installer Score is 7.5/10, with category-level detail on this page covering sales integrity, price transparency, communication, timeline reliability, workmanship, and long-term support.

How many solar systems has Fulfill Power installed?

Fulfill Power appears as installer of record on 26+ residential systems in California investor-owned-utility interconnection records through May 2026. Work in municipal-utility territory or other states does not appear in those public records.

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How we built this data

Methodology: Counts are residential PV interconnections in investor-owned-utility territory (PG&E, SCE, SDG&E) per CPUC Rule 21 public records through May 2026. Postal and name variants are merged. Municipal utility territory such as LADWP, Glendale, Pasadena, Burbank, Anaheim, and Riverside Public Utilities is not included in those CPUC counts. Counts show recorded installations, not quality ratings. Reported costs are self-reported on owned-system interconnections. No installer can pay for placement.

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