Solar company guides

    If your installer went bankrupt, your lender changed hands, or the deal is not what you were told, start with the guide for the company named on your paperwork. Each one explains who you owe, what usually needs sorting out, and what you can do yourself this week.

    SolarExitDIY is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any company listed here. These pages are general education, not legal advice.

    Installers and lease providers

    • Freedom Forever

      Freedom Forever is in Chapter 7 liquidation. Your loan, lease or PPA did not go away with it.

      Read the guide

    • Sunrun

      Most Sunrun customers have a lease or PPA. Your options depend on how it was sold and what the agreement says.

      Read the guide

    • Sunnova

      Sunnova filed for bankruptcy in 2025 and its customer agreements moved to new owners and servicers.

      Read the guide

    • SunPower

      The original SunPower filed for bankruptcy in 2024. Leases, loans and warranties ended up with different parties.

      Read the guide

    • Palmetto LightReach

      Palmetto's own rules allow cancellation early on and close that door once installation starts.

      Read the guide

    Lenders

    • Mosaic (Solar Mosaic)

      Mosaic's loans are now serviced by Solar Servicing. The loan terms did not change, and neither did your right to dispute in writing.

      Read the guide

    • GoodLeap

      GoodLeap is a lender, not an installer. If the sale or the system went wrong, the loan is usually where your leverage is.

      Read the guide

    Company not listed? The free assessment and our guides work for any installer or lender.

    Important: Educational information only. Solar Exit DIY is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or representation. Results are not guaranteed. Do not stop making payments or take legal action based solely on information from this website.
    Educational disclaimer: Solar Exit DIY provides educational information and self-help resources. Solar Exit DIY is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or legal representation. Information on this website may not apply to every agreement, state, lender, installer, or situation. Outcomes are not guaranteed. Do not stop making payments or take legal action based solely on information from this website. Consult a licensed attorney regarding legal rights, deadlines, or litigation.