Solar installer

SunCommon

Name: SunCommon
Address: Pasadena, CA, 91106, US
Telephone: (626) 271-0224

Based at Pasadena, CA 91106. Installed solar on 1,032 homes since 2023 in 3 states. Installing since 2004. Latest install on record: August 2026.

(626) 271-0224

Homes since 2023: 1,032
Median price: $3.68/W
Typical system: 10.5 kW
Leased or PPA: 0%

Price

Homes that bought their system from SunCommon paid a median $3.68/W installed, and the middle half paid $3.23/W–$4.18/W (220 systems since 2023, before incentives). That's $0.47 a watt below the New York median of $4.16/W.

24% of its recent systems included a battery.

Where it installs

Counties with homes it installed since 2023, busiest first.

Chittenden County, VT · 190 Washington County, VT · 120 Dutchess County, NY · 97 Ulster County, NY · 78 Columbia County, NY · 69 Lamoille County, VT · 55 Windsor County, VT · 48 Addison County, VT · 46 Orleans County, VT · 44 Franklin County, VT · 36 Caledonia County, VT · 29 Rutland County, VT · 24 Greene County, NY · 18 Orange County, VT · 18 Albany County, NY · 17 Saratoga County, NY · 16 Grand Isle County, VT · 14 Putnam County, NY · 14 Rensselaer County, NY · 14 Orange County, NY · 11 Sullivan County, NY · 10 Washington County, NY · 10 Delaware County, NY · 9 Warren County, NY · 6 Bennington County, VT · 5 Windham County, VT · 3 Essex County, NY · 2 Schenectady County, NY · 2 Schoharie County, NY · 2 Los Angeles County, CA · 1 Montgomery County, NY · 1 Onondaga County, NY · 1 Rockland County, NY · 1 San Bernardino County, CA · 1

By state

State	Homes	Median
Vermont	652	—
New York	378	$3.69/W
California	2	—
Arizonalast in 2005	0	—
Massachusettslast in 2015	0	—

Homes installed since 2023.

Installed prices and installers from public installation records: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory’s Tracking the Sun (systems installed through 2025) and state program files from California, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Illinois and Oregon, which run into 2026. Prices are in dollars per watt of panel capacity (DC), before rebates and tax credits, for homes that bought their system; leased systems and systems with batteries are left out.