Solar companies: find your company and your next steps

Pick the company that installed, financed or now manages your system. Each page shows its current status with sources, who to contact, and your next steps. Not listed? Start with the main guide.

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Closed or changed hands

Installers and lenders that went bankrupt, stopped operating or were sold.

SunPowerChapter 11, Aug 5, 2024 · old company wound downYour next steps →SunnovaChapter 11, June 8, 2025 · assets soldYour next steps →Freedom ForeverChapter 11 Apr 15, 2026 → Chapter 7 liquidation Aug 7, 2026Your next steps →Titan SolarCeased operations · Chapter 7, June 20, 2024Your next steps →LumioChapter 11, Sept 2024 · sold to Zeo Energy, Nov 2024Your next steps →SungevityDefunct · stopped operating Nov 2020Your next steps →Pink Energy (Power Home Solar)Closed in 2022 · no page of its own yet, see the main guideYour next steps →

Still operating

Companies that bought, took over or still run the systems.

Tesla (SolarCity)Operating · Tesla bought SolarCity Nov 21, 2016Your next steps →Sunrun (Vivint Solar)Operating · Sunrun bought Vivint Solar Oct 8, 2020Your next steps →SunStrong ManagementOperating · manages many former SunPower and Sunnova systemsYour next steps →

Equipment makers

Panel and inverter makers. Their warranties are separate from the installer’s.

EnphaseEquipment maker · still in businessYour next steps →SolarEdgeEquipment maker · still in businessYour next steps →

Solar in New Jersey?

New Jersey has its own guide, companies and contractor directory.

New Jersey companiesOnly companies with a confirmed New Jersey linkSee New Jersey →New Jersey homeNJ guide and licensed contractorsOpen →

We only add a company page when we can cite a current status. We haven’t added pages for other companies yet, because we haven’t found sources we can cite for them.