Solar Patios By Design™ is operated by Team All Star Construction, CSLB #1009760.
That one line of wording matters more than it might seem.
Solar Patios By Design™ is the consumer-facing brand you’re seeing on TeamAllStarConstruction.com. The actual licensed entity doing the work behind that brand is Team All Star Construction, CSLB #1009760.
We built this page specifically to spell out that relationship, because before you start planning a solar pergola, patio cover, patio roof, Alumawood structure, or solar carport, you should know exactly who’s operating the brand — and how to check their license yourself.
Solar Patios By Design™ is operated by Team All Star Construction, CSLB #1009760.
Is Solar Patios By Design™ Actually Licensed?
Direct AnswerHere’s the straight answer: Solar Patios By Design™ is the brand name. Team All Star Construction, CSLB #1009760, is the licensed entity that actually does the work.
The accurate way to put it is:
Solar Patios By Design™ is operated by Team All Star Construction, CSLB #1009760.
You can verify this yourself through the California Contractors State License Board — just search CSLB #1009760 or Team All Star Construction.
Verify CSLB License #1009760Why Licensing Actually Matters Here
A solar pergola or patio cover isn’t some accessory you bolt onto your house over a weekend.
Depending on the scope, you’re potentially looking at structural work, footings, engineering review, permits, solar layout, electrical routing, inspections, and utility coordination. Even a straightforward Alumawood patio cover can require real construction planning — attachment details, code compliance, city or county sign-off.
Which is exactly why it matters who’s actually licensed to do the work.
Before signing anything, you should be able to verify who’s responsible for the job, what license is tied to that company, and whether their record is currently active. We try to make that easy:
- Solar Patios By Design™ is the brand you’re talking to.
- Team All Star Construction is the licensed entity doing the work.
- CSLB #1009760 is the number you can look up yourself.
How the Brand and the License Holder Fit Together
Solar Patios By Design™ exists as a focused resource for homeowners looking into solar pergolas, patio covers, patio roofs, Alumawood structures, and solar-ready outdoor spaces. It’s where you go to compare project types, dig into cost factors, understand permits, and figure out how shade and solar fit together on your property.
Team All Star Construction is the company actually licensed to build it.
That distinction isn’t just paperwork — it’s the whole point of this page. Solar Patios By Design™ was never meant to present itself as the license holder. The accurate relationship is that it’s operated by Team All Star Construction, CSLB #1009760, and we say that plainly throughout the site so nobody has to guess who’s really behind the project.
What CSLB #1009760 Actually Tells You
CSLB #1009760 is the California contractor license number tied to Team All Star Construction.
Pull up that record through the California Contractors State License Board, and you’ll find the kind of public information the state keeps on file — business name, license status, classifications, bonding, workers’ comp coverage, when the license was issued, when it expires, and so on.
License records do change over time, so it’s worth checking the current status directly through the CSLB before you sign anything or hand over a payment.
Verify CSLB License #1009760How To Actually Check It
Head to the California Contractors State License Board and search for any of the following:
- CSLB #1009760
- Team All Star Construction
- TEAM HERO CONSTRUCTION INC dba TEAM ALL STAR CONSTRUCTION
That CSLB record is the most reliable place to confirm current license status and basic contractor info. It’s a smart move before hiring anyone in California for work involving structure, permits, electrical, solar, or really any major home improvement.
Verify CSLB License #1009760 Contact Solar Patios By Design™Licensing Matters Across Everything We Do
We work on more than one type of project, and licensing matters for all of them:
- Solar Pergolas
- Solar Patio Covers
- Solar Patio Roofs
- Solar Panel Pergolas
- Patio Covers With Solar Panels
- Solar Carports
- Patio Covers
- Alumawood Patio Covers
- Attached Patio Covers
- Detached Patio Covers
- Insulated Patio Covers
- Lattice Patio Covers
- Outdoor Kitchen Patio Covers
Some of these are mostly structural builds. Others bring in solar equipment, battery backup, EV charging, or full electrical integration. The more moving parts a project has, the more it matters that you know exactly who’s running the job and how to verify their license.
Why This Matters Specifically for Solar Pergolas and Patio Covers
A solar pergola or solar patio cover is really two projects stacked on top of each other — outdoor construction and solar planning, working together.
The structure has to physically support solar panels, provide real usable shade, satisfy local code, and allow for proper electrical routing. Depending on the project, you might also be dealing with engineering review, permits, inspections, utility coordination, battery backup, or EV charging prep.
That’s a very different undertaking than picking up a shade kit at a hardware store.
Having a licensed entity behind the work means you can actually verify the contractor record, see the public license details, and know with certainty who’s accountable for the construction side of things.
Why Solar Patio Covers Are Hard To Find Solar Company vs Solar Patio Cover SpecialistPermit Rules Change Depending on Where You Live
Southern California isn’t one uniform set of rules — local requirements shape almost everything about how a project gets planned.
A patio cover in Orange County might go through different review steps than the same project in Riverside County. A hillside home in Los Angeles County faces different considerations than a flat backyard lot in San Bernardino County. A coastal property in Ventura County deals with its own exposure and maintenance questions entirely.
Permit requirements shift based on city, county, project type, structure type, electrical scope, HOA rules, and the specific conditions of your property.
We try to walk homeowners through all of that rather than leaving them to guess. The goal is always to actually understand your property and your project scope, and plan the structure and solar components accordingly — before anything gets built.
Learn About Solar Patio Cover Permits in California View Areas We ServeWhere We Work
We serve homeowners throughout Southern California, including:
No two properties are quite the same. Local permit rules, HOA requirements, electrical scope, structure type, sun exposure, and site conditions all shape how a project should come together.
Verify First. Plan Carefully. Build With Confidence.
The best home improvement projects start with people actually knowing what they’re getting into.
Before committing to a solar pergola, patio cover, patio roof, Alumawood structure, or solar carport, take the time to verify the contractor’s license, understand exactly who’s doing the work, and get a clear picture of how the project will be planned.
Our setup, in plain terms:
- Solar Patios By Design™ is the brand you work with.
- Team All Star Construction is the licensed entity actually doing the work.
- CSLB #1009760 is the number you can check yourself, anytime.
Solar Patios By Design™ is operated by Team All Star Construction, CSLB #1009760.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQsWhat is CSLB #1009760?
It’s the California contractor license number belonging to Team All Star Construction — the licensed entity operating Solar Patios By Design™.
Is Solar Patios By Design™ the license holder?
No — it’s the consumer-facing brand. The actual license holder is Team All Star Construction, CSLB #1009760. Put plainly: Solar Patios By Design™ is operated by Team All Star Construction, CSLB #1009760.
How do I verify the license?
Search the California Contractors State License Board for CSLB #1009760, Team All Star Construction, or TEAM HERO CONSTRUCTION INC dba TEAM ALL STAR CONSTRUCTION.
Why does licensing matter for a solar pergola or patio cover?
These projects often involve structure, engineering, solar layout, electrical work, permits, inspections, and utility coordination. A license gives you a way to actually verify who’s accountable for the construction.
Does every solar patio cover need a permit?
It depends — city, county, structure type, electrical scope, project type, HOA rules, and property conditions all play a role. Most projects involve some structural or electrical review, so it’s worth confirming the specific permit path for your property.
Can Alumawood patio covers be part of a licensed solar project?
Sometimes, yes. It comes down to the structure, engineering, footings, electrical scope, and local requirements — all of which should be reviewed before locking in what’s right for your specific situation.
Why use a brand name separate from the licensed entity?
Solar Patios By Design™ stays focused as a homeowner resource for solar pergolas, patio covers, Alumawood structures, and related projects, while Team All Star Construction remains the licensed entity actually doing the work. It keeps the website clear and the contractor relationship honest.
Should I check the CSLB before signing anything?
Yes, every time. License status can change, so the CSLB record is the most current and reliable source — check it before you sign a contract or make any payment.
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A solar pergola, patio cover, patio roof, Alumawood structure, or solar carport deserves real planning.
Start with a project review. We’ll walk you through structure types, shade goals, solar options, local requirements, and what the next steps look like for your specific property.