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Sunrun

Listed in Stockton 287 reviews(833) 324-5886

Sunrun provides solar panels and battery storage in Stockton and throughout San Joaquin County. Its Stockton process begins with a personalised consultation, then includes custom system design, installation, and permit and inspection handling.

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Business Highlights
  • Sunrun lists California contractor license numbers 750184 and 969975.
  • The Sunrun Subscription Plan includes workmanship and energy-production guarantees for the contract term, a five-year roof-penetration warranty and 24/7 system monitoring.

Service Area

Stockton and San Joaquin County.

Public local listing. Sunrun is one of 8 solar companies ProsGrade lists in Stockton, California.

Listing details

4 services listed, including Solar panel installation, Battery storage and Sunrun Subscription Plan. Open 7 days a week. 287 reviews.

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How This Business Compares

How Sunrun compares with the other 7 solar companies on ProsGrade in Stockton, using public Google ratings and review counts.

  • Has the most Google reviews (287) of the 8 Stockton solar companies on ProsGrade.

Services Covered

4 services
  • Solar panel installation
  • Battery storageBackup batteries for outages; non-backup options for energy management.
  • Sunrun Subscription PlanSolar lease; Sunrun owns and maintains the system.
  • Solar panel purchaseOutright system ownership.

Reviews

What customers say

Several customers praised knowledgeable project representatives and clear explanations. One customer also appreciated being kept in contact through and after installation. Another customer reported Powerwall problems, a failed city inspection, adhesive residue on the panels followed by replacement of eight panels, and a 24-day wait for a technician after a later outage; the customer said a replacement visit was rescheduled while the panels produced no electricity and they were paying both Sunrun and PG&E.

Customer Reviews

Elidita Villamor

Felix help me with my solar and battery. Im so glad he helped me understand the situation with our grid and the importance to be protected. I won’t have to be worried about my food in the refrigerator and power outages. Thank you Felix!!! You are a genuine and trustworthy guy and also the sunrun crew for a smooth transition.
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Tod Hill

I must be an exception. My experience with Sunrun has turned horrible. In February 2025 the Powerwall locked up before the system was even activated. I was passed off from Sunrun to Tesla and back and forth trying to get it resolved. Even though this was reported to Sunrun, no internal communication happened, and the system failed city inspection. Once the Powerwall was fixed, I had to take a 2nd day off work for the city to come out and sign off. March of 2025 I noticed a heavy residue on the panels. Went round and round with Sunrun until a crew finally showed up 16 days later (another day off work) and from Sunrun's own install pictures, determined a can of adhesive had ruptured during install and covered the panels. 8 panels were replaced. Now mid-August, hottest days of the year, the Powerwall went offline once again. Opened case with Sunrun on 8/23/25 and power cycled the unit several times. Sunrun finally responded that they would need to send someone out. Tech arrived 9/16 (another day off work), 24 days later, and informed me a new Powerwall would need to be installed. Scheduled yet another appointment and another day off work for 9/29/25. On 9/29 at 12:03 PM, three minutes after the scheduled appointment start time, I received an email stating Sunrun was short staffed and needed to reschedule for 10/7, which I am not available that week. Mind you at this point I have paid Sunrun while also paying PG&E, as the panels are producing zero electricity, so paying double what I should be for electricity. Sunrun has also received the Fed rebate (our tax money at work). I have also taken multiple days off work using precious PTO, and still have a non-functioning system. Using data from the Tesla app, the Powerwall has not been functioning for 35 days. I am beyond frustrated and plan on cancelling my auto-pay and replied for Sunrun to come and remove their equipment. From my experience, I would highly recommend NOT going with Sunrun. Guess time will tell where all this ends up. Here it is 11/19, a month and 15 days since I was contacted by Brandon, a customer specialist, and still no resolution. In fact, my case has now been passed along to another rep named Audrey. I have an appointment scheduled for 11/26 to replace the Powerwall. I was just informed (11/19) that the 11/26 appointment was to evaluate the battery. That was already done remotely and then in person on 9/16 and it was determined the Powerwall needed to be replaced. Here we go again! More time wasted and nothing resolved. Next step is to move forward with a lawyer specializing in solar. Interesting that specialty even exists. It is more than obvious Sunrun prioritizes new installs to get their solar rebate and then kicks existing customers to the curb. And yes, Sunrun is still collecting their lease payment while I also pay PG&E. 12/8/25 - Sunrun was supposed to finally come out and replace the Powerwall the afternoon of 12/8/25. Several texts and emails over the past week confirming the appointment and that equipment was ready. 9:30 AM on 12/8/25 I received a message that the appointment needed to be rescheduled (once again). 12/11/25 - New Powerwall installed. Fingers crossed. It has been a long, and at times stressful, 3 months and 18 days.
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Brenda Eckart

I am so happy that I made the switch to Sunrun! I worked with Andrew W through the process and he was very knowledgeable and answered all questions we had. I really liked the money saved too!

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a Sunrun solar installation take?

Installation day usually takes one day. The full project, from signing until the system produces power, typically takes a couple of weeks to three months.

Will a Sunrun system produce power as soon as installation ends?

No. The system needs utility approval, called Permission to Operate (PTO), before it can produce power.

Can Sunrun add panels to an existing system?

It does not add panels to an already-installed system, but it can install a separate second system under its own agreement.