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ADT Solar went bankrupt or shut down. Now what?

Shut down (no bankruptcy)

Status: Shut down (no bankruptcy). ADT exited residential solar in 2024 without filing bankruptcy; Spruce Pro handles warranty claims for former ADT Solar customers.

No bankruptcy case. ADT's board approved a full exit from residential solar on January 19, 2024.

Now handled by Spruce Pro (warranty claims)

Who handles ADT Solar accounts now

ADT did not go bankrupt and kept responsibility for its contracts. Warranty claims go through Spruce Pro (Spruce Power). Loan payments go to your lender.

Workmanship and manufacturer warranties

Unlike most companies on this site, ADT Solar's workmanship and equipment warranty claims still have a path: Spruce Pro handles them under its agreement with ADT. Keep written records of every claim.

To claim an equipment warranty, find the brand and serial number on your contract or the equipment label, then contact the manufacturer directly:

Many manufacturers require a certified installer to do the inspection; ask them for a local referral.

What to do now

  1. File warranty claims through Spruce Power / Spruce Pro.
  2. Keep paying your solar loan.
  3. If a claim stalls, keep records and consider a complaint to your state attorney general.

Permits, monitoring and your utility

Your permit and final inspection record is held by your city or county building department, not the installer. Your utility holds the interconnection (permission to operate) record. If your monitoring app was run by ADT Solar, create your own account directly with your inverter maker (for example Enphase Enlighten or SolarEdge mySolarEdge) so you can see production yourself.

Loan, lease or PPA questions

Your finance agreement is a separate contract. Ask the company that bills you: (1) who services the system under the contract, (2) whether any performance guarantee still applies, (3) what happens if you sell the home, and (4) whether there is a UCC filing on your property.

Timeline

  1. December 2021: ADT entered residential solar by buying Sunpro Solar and rebranding it ADT Solar (as reported by Solar Accountability). [3]
  2. January 19, 2024: ADT's board approved a full exit from residential solar (per ADT's SEC filing, as summarized by Solar Accountability). [3]
  3. December 23, 2024: Spruce Power announced a multi-year agreement under which its Spruce Pro unit manages workmanship and equipment warranty claims for customers of ADT's former solar business. [1]
  4. 2025: Spruce reported it services roughly 60,000 residential solar systems for this third-party portfolio. [2]

What we could not verify

  • We did not find a dedicated public ADT Solar phone line at Spruce; use Spruce Power's contact page.

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FAQ

Is ADT Solar still in business?

ADT exited residential solar in 2024 without filing bankruptcy; Spruce Pro handles warranty claims for former ADT Solar customers. No bankruptcy case. ADT's board approved a full exit from residential solar on January 19, 2024.

Who handles ADT Solar accounts now?

ADT did not go bankrupt and kept responsibility for its contracts. Warranty claims go through Spruce Pro (Spruce Power). Loan payments go to your lender.

Is my ADT Solar warranty still valid?

Unlike most companies on this site, ADT Solar's workmanship and equipment warranty claims still have a path: Spruce Pro handles them under its agreement with ADT. Keep written records of every claim.

Sources

  1. Spruce Power, Dec. 23, 2024: First Spruce Pro servicing customer (ADT)
  2. Spruce Power, Q4 and full-year 2024 results (about 60,000 third-party systems)
  3. Solar Accountability company profile (compiled from court records and news)
  4. News 6 / ClickOrlando, Aug. 2026: solar installer bankruptcies leave Central Florida homeowners in the dark

Facts last checked November 12, 2026. This site is independent and not affiliated with ADT Solar or any company named here.