We service Orange County from our Murrieta headquarters. Whether you are in coastal cities like Newport Beach and Laguna Beach or inland cities like Irvine and Anaheim, our licensed crews cover all 34 incorporated cities for solar repair, EV charger installation, and battery storage.
ElectriCare, Inc. is a Murrieta-based solar and electrical contractor licensed in California (CSLB #778366) and Arizona (ROC #352224) since 2000. Every technician on every job is an in-house licensed ElectriCare employee — never a subcontractor — regardless of which city or region we're serving.
We service all major solar brands and battery systems, including Tesla Powerwall, FranklinWH, Enphase, SolarEdge, and SunPower, and frequently take over service for systems whose original installer has gone out of business.
Every service below is performed by our in-house licensed crews — no subcontractors.
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Get Pre-Approved NowWe service Orange County from our Murrieta headquarters. Whether you are in coastal cities like Newport Beach and Laguna Beach or inland cities like Irvine and Anaheim, our licensed crews cover all 34 incorporated cities for solar repair, EV charger installation, and battery storage.
Service calls in Orange County are typically scheduled within 2-5 business days, depending on technician availability. We'll give you a specific window when you call rather than a vague estimate.
Most of Orange County interconnects through Southern California Edison (SCE), though a handful of cities such as Anaheim run their own municipal utility. We verify which one applies to your home before any repair that touches your interconnection agreement.
It depends on the work — routine inverter or panel repairs usually don't need a new permit, but a full reinstallation or panel upgrade typically does. Orange County's 34 cities each handle permitting a little differently, and we know the process for each.
Often, yes — wind, fire, and falling-debris damage is commonly covered, though the specifics depend on your policy. We can put together a repair estimate to support your claim.
Most microinverter failures are covered under a 25-year manufacturer warranty, so you'd typically only pay $150–$400 in labor. A full string inverter replacement outside of warranty generally runs $1,200–$2,500.
For most homeowners, yes — especially when solar is paired with battery storage to reduce reliance on evening grid power at higher rates. If your system was installed under NEM 1.0 or 2.0, it keeps its original export rate structure regardless of these changes.
Call us or request service online — we'll confirm timing for your specific city.