Solar is a long relationship. The company that sells you a system is the one you will call when you have a question about your bill, your app or your roof, sometimes years later. So it is fair to ask who actually owns that company, and whether the people doing the work have a reason to care.

LightSkye Energy is employee-owned. Here is what that means for a homeowner, and how to check whether any installer lives up to what it says.

What employee ownership changes

At an employee-owned company, the people on the roof and the people answering the phone have a stake in how the business does. When a job goes badly, it is their company's name on it.

It does not guarantee a perfect project. Construction on a home can hit bumps, and what you should judge is how those bumps get handled. Ownership gives the crew and the office the same reason to get it right.

What homeowners have said

These are word-for-word selections from our public Google and Yelp profiles.

"Professional, yes, that is the requirement. Anything less is not even in the game. But LightSkye Energy actually cares."

Gary H., Yelp

"Representatives, managers, ownership - you are in good hands with everyone! ... Any questions I had were answered promptly and everyone is incredibly knowledgeable!"

Emary D., Google

"Great company to work with! The leadership is very involved throughout the entire project. They are very nice and hard working!"

Marcella C., Yelp

LightSkye holds a 4.8 rating from 119 Google reviews, checked on November 8, 2026. Read more homeowner reviews, or go straight to the full profile.

Questions to ask any solar company

  • Who owns the company, and who will I deal with after the install?
  • Do your own crews do the work, or is it subcontracted?
  • Are you licensed in my state, and what is the license number?
  • Who do I call if my system stops working, and how does that work?
  • Can I read your reviews on a site you do not control?

If a company is vague on these, keep looking.

Common questions

Is LightSkye Energy employee-owned?

Yes. LightSkye Energy is an employee-owned solar company.

Where does LightSkye Energy install solar?

See our service area for the states and communities we cover.

Where can I read reviews of LightSkye Energy?

Our reviews are on Google and Yelp, and we have collected a selection in this article.

Answer a few questions about your home to find out whether solar is a fit for you.