ElectriCare serves San Diego County from coastal communities like Carlsbad and Encinitas to inland areas including Escondido, Ramona, and Fallbrook, with coverage expanding further south across the county. Solar, battery, and EV charger work throughout.
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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ElectriCare has partnered with Wisetack to offer a 3-month, 0% interest payment plan on solar repairs, EV charger installations, and QuietCool whole-house fan installations over $1,000. Checking your options takes about a minute, pre-approval is instant, and it will not affect your credit score.
Get Pre-Approved NowElectriCare serves San Diego County from coastal communities like Carlsbad and Encinitas to inland areas including Escondido, Ramona, and Fallbrook, with coverage expanding further south across the county. Solar, battery, and EV charger work throughout.
Service calls in San Diego 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.
San Diego County homes interconnect through San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E), which has its own documentation requirements for any repair affecting your system's interconnection. We handle that paperwork directly with SDG&E.
Typically not for routine repairs like an inverter swap or panel cleaning — a new permit is generally only needed for a full reinstallation or a panel upgrade. Permit turnaround varies across San Diego County's cities, and we track each one.
In many cases, yes, particularly for storm, fire, or debris damage, though coverage depends on your specific policy. We provide documented repair estimates that homeowners commonly submit with insurance claims.
If the failure is a single microinverter and your system is still under its 25-year warranty, you're usually only paying $150–$400 in labor. A full string inverter replacement out of warranty typically runs $1,200–$2,500 depending on system size.
Not for most homeowners — pairing solar with battery storage to use stored power during peak evening rates keeps the math favorable under NEM 3.0. Older systems on NEM 1.0 or 2.0 in San Diego County retain their original rate structure.
Call us or request service online — we'll confirm timing for your specific city.