32 companies on file

Solar company complaints directory: find your lender or installer

Use the company named on your contract, loan statement, monitoring portal, or warranty. Each guide separates documented public records from consumer allegations and explains which contracts, bills, signatures, and service records to preserve.

Solar lenders

Companies that originate, hold, or service solar loans. Compare financing disclosures, dealer-fee allegations, servicing transfers, and lender-liability options.

GoodLeap complaints and consumer options

Review GoodLeap solar loan complaints, dealer-fee allegations, project status, public records, and the documents needed to evaluate a dispute.

Status: active

GreenSky complaints and consumer options

GreenSky paid $11.5M under a 2021 CFPB consent order for unauthorized loan enrollments. Two-minute eligibility check for solar borrowers, no upfront cost.

Status: active

LightReach complaints and consumer options

LightReach PPAs run 20–25 years with annual escalators and UCC-1 liens. Cancellation, buyout, or transfer depends on contract terms and sales conduct.

Status: active

Mosaic complaints and consumer options

Review Mosaic solar loan complaints, dealer-fee allegations, project status, public records, and the documents needed to evaluate a dispute.

Status: active

SunStrong complaints and consumer options

SunStrong inherited SunPower's residential solar lease portfolio. CT AG opened a March 2026 investigation. If your warranty is being ignored or fees were added, check eligibility in 2 minutes.

Status: active

WebBank complaints and consumer options

WebBank is the bank behind GoodLeap and fintech solar loans. If WebBank appears on your TIL disclosure, review federal TILA liability and options.

Status: active

PACE lenders

Property Assessed Clean Energy financing is collected through property taxes and can create a priority lien. These guides explain the different paperwork and dispute paths.

Renovate America complaints and consumer options

Renovate America's HERO PACE assessments survived the 2020 Chapter 11 and were transferred to new servicers. Free 2-minute eligibility check covering disclosure failures, lien payoff, and contractor fraud claims.

Status: bankrupt

Solar installers

Companies that sell or install residential systems. Review public records, recurring complaint patterns, warranty problems, and the financing companies connected to the sale.

Lumio complaints and consumer options

Lumio HX filed Chapter 11 in September 2024. Review unfinished-install, warranty, financed-price, dealer-fee, and active-loan evidence.

Status: bankrupt

Pink Energy complaints and consumer options

Pink Energy (Power Home Solar) filed Chapter 11. Multi-state AG actions documented deceptive sales; the FTC Holder Rule preserves claims against lenders.

Status: bankrupt

Sunrun complaints and consumer options

Sunrun lease blocking your home sale? Bill not dropping? Lawsuit or buyout? 2-minute eligibility review of cancellation, lien-release, and damages options.

Status: active

Solar Panel Scams Resource Center

Solar panel scams usually involve more than a single bad sales call. Homeowners often need to connect misleading savings promises, financing disclosures, installer performance, lien filings, warranty failures, and state complaint options before they know what happened. This resource center is organized so a visitor can move from symptom to evidence to next step without relying on JavaScript navigation.

Use the guides below to compare your situation against common solar fraud patterns, understand federal and state consumer-protection rights, prepare a complaint record, and decide whether an eligibility review makes sense. Keep copies of contracts, loan statements, utility bills, screenshots, emails, inspection notes, and any sales materials that promised tax credits, no electric bill, or guaranteed savings.