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CSLB says solar complaints falling after new enforcement unit; MOU now permanent
Summary
CaliforniaContractors State License Board officials reported an 18% projected decline in solar complaints for 2025 and described a new multiple-vendor enforcement unit that fast-tracks repeat-case investigations and has produced accusations and license suspensions.
The California Contractors State License Board reported that solar-related complaints have begun to fall after a rise earlier this decade, and the board has made permanent a specialized enforcement team that fast-tracks repeat-offender investigations.
CSLB staff said the board expects an 18% decrease in solar complaints in 2025 compared with 2024, and credited a dedicated enforcement unit, public outreach and partnerships with other agencies for the change. The unit, branded the multiple-vendor unit (MOU), was created in 2023 and permanently established in mid-2025.
The MOU focuses investigation resources on contractors with multiple open complaints. CSLB staff told the joint California-Nevada meeting that…
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