What Happens If Your Solar Installer Goes Out of Business?
Short answer
Your contract doesn’t die with the company — a loan is still owed to the lender, and a lease or PPA is usually sold to a new owner; what usually dies is the service.
Transcript
Your solar installer went out of business. What happens now? Your contract doesn't die with the company. With a solar loan, you still owe the lender — the loan was never the installer's. With a lease or PPA, the contract is usually sold, and your payments go to the new owner. What often dies is the service: monitoring, repairs, and the installer's workmanship warranty. The panel and inverter makers' warranties usually survive. Ninety-one solar companies have closed or gone bankrupt since 2022. Keep every paper you signed. Exit My Solar Deal reads them and shows you the findings first. exit my solar deal dot com.
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