About Team All Star Construction

Construction experience behind the solar plan

Our team brings more than 40 years of construction experience and 20 years in solar to the business. That background shapes how we review a home: the roof, structural support, attachment points, electrical equipment, and finished appearance need to work together. A proposal should account for the existing property and the work being requested, rather than assume every home needs the same package.

Our focus is roof replacement, coordinated roof replacement with solar removal and reinstallation, a new roof with a new solar installation, standalone solar removal and reinstallation, new solar, and solar patio covers. We also maintain information about other home improvement services so returning customers can discuss a broader project with us.

One company. One accountability.

For a combined roof-and-solar project, Team All Star coordinates the agreed roof replacement and solar removal and reinstallation. The process includes reviewing existing solar operation, planning equipment handling, completing the roofing work, and checking the system when the panels return. Responsibility for the roofing and penetrations involved in our work belongs in the written agreement.

Homeowners who already have a roofing company can request solar removal and reinstallation as a separate service. In that arrangement, your chosen roofer keeps its roofing scope, while our proposal defines the solar work. Scheduling, mounting details, access, equipment protection, and the handoff between companies are discussed before removal. These are different project arrangements, and we help you choose the right one.

If you are replacing a roof and adding solar for the first time, we plan the new roof and new system together. Roof covering, attachments, flashing, panel layout, electrical requirements, and utility coordination are considered as one project, with the agreed scope and responsibilities documented in your proposal.

What to expect when you contact us

Start with your property address, the service you need, and any known roof or solar concerns. Photos, an approximate panel count, roofing dates, and the name of your existing solar provider can make the first conversation more useful. For new solar, your electricity use and goals help guide the discussion. For a patio cover, we review the intended space and whether the project includes solar now or planning for it later.

We explain the proposed work, products, exclusions, price, and warranty terms in writing. Existing damage, incompatible equipment, additional repairs, and changes to the agreed scope should be identified rather than treated as automatically included. Financing options, where available, depend on eligibility and the program's terms.

Our license and business information

Team All Star Construction uses California contractor license #1009760. You can review the business and license information through our license page and the Contractors State License Board record. Manufacturer warranties, workmanship coverage, and any financing agreement have their own written terms; ask us to explain the coverage relevant to your proposal.

Our office address is 301 E. 9th St, Suite 415, Redlands, CA 92374. Call (310) 729-3013 or use the estimate form to start a conversation. Contact us before visiting so we can arrange the appropriate project discussion.

Serving Southern California

Our service area includes Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, and Ventura counties. An address determines the project's actual jurisdiction; a mailing-city name alone may not identify the office responsible for permits or inspections. Our county service guides help homeowners find the appropriate service and local planning resources.

Explore real roofing photographs from the Team All Star Construction portfolio. See the roof finishes, ridge details, and residential work behind our service.