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Chapter 7 liquidation or closed for good. The installer's own workmanship warranty usually ends, but manufacturer warranties still apply.Freedom ForeverChapter 7 liquidationFiled Chapter 11 on April 15, 2026; converted to Chapter 7 liquidation on August 7, 2026.What do I do? →Titan Solar PowerChapter 7 liquidationChandler, Arizona installer that ceased operations June 13, 2024 and filed Chapter 7 on June 20, 2024.What do I do? →Vision SolarChapter 7 liquidationNew Jersey installer that filed Chapter 7 on December 28, 2023 after lawsuits by the FTC and several states.What do I do? →Sunworks / SolciusChapter 7 liquidationSunworks and subsidiaries including Solcius filed Chapter 7 in Delaware on February 5, 2024 and ceased operations.What do I do? →Erus EnergyChapter 7 liquidationPhoenix installer that ceased operations November 3, 2023 and filed Chapter 7 in Delaware on November 8, 2023.What do I do? →Pink Energy (Power Home Solar)Chapter 7 liquidationClosed in September 2022 and filed Chapter 7 in the Western District of North Carolina on October 7, 2022.What do I do? →iSun (SunCommon's former parent)Chapter 7 (SunCommon sold and operating)iSun filed Chapter 11 in Delaware on June 3, 2024, sold its operating businesses including SunCommon after a court-approved sale on August 23, 2024, and converted the remaining cases to Chapter 7 on January 27, 2025.Now handled by SunCommon (still operating under new ownership)What do I do? →
Bought by someone else
Another company bought the assets, so your account or monitoring may now sit with the buyer or its servicer.SunnovaChapter 11; assets soldFiled Chapter 11 in June 2025; Solaris Assets bought substantially all assets in September 2025 and SunStrong Management now services the accounts.Now handled by SunStrong Management (for Solaris Assets)What do I do? →PosiGenChapter 11; assets soldLouisiana-based solar lease company that ceased most operations in August 2025 and filed Chapter 11 on November 24, 2025. Most accounts moved to Renewbrook Energy (with Omnidian handling service) and the rest to SunStrong Management in February 2026.Now handled by Renewbrook Energy (serviced by Omnidian) or SunStrong ManagementWhat do I do? →SunPower (legacy SunPower Corp.)Chapter 11; assets soldLegacy SunPower filed Chapter 11 on August 5, 2024. Today's SunPower Inc. is the former Complete Solaria, a different company.Now handled by SunStrong Management (legacy leases/PPAs)What do I do? →LumioChapter 11; assets sold to Zeo EnergyFiled Chapter 11 on September 3, 2024; Zeo Energy Corp. bought substantially all of its assets in November 2024.Now handled by Zeo Energy Corp.What do I do? →
Stopped selling solar
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