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Freedom Forever: what happened and what owners should do now

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Filed for Chapter 11 in April 2026; case converted to Chapter 7 liquidation in September 2026. Contact the company that bills you (your lease, PPA or loan provider). For repairs, use a licensed local solar company.

Freedom Forever, which installed solar for more than 150,000 homeowners, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in April 2026. pv magazine USA reported in September 2026 that the case was converted to Chapter 7 liquidation.

TypeInstaller
StatusClosed / bankrupt
Ways to payNo longer selling
Warranty & serviceNo successor servicer had been named in the sources we reviewed. Equipment-maker warranties are separate.
Owner ratingNo reviews yet

What happened to Freedom Forever

Freedom Forever filed for Chapter 11 in April 2026 (Bloomberg). In September 2026 the case was converted to Chapter 7 liquidation (pv magazine USA). Solar Power World notes most Freedom Forever customers have third-party leases or PPAs.

Who services Freedom Forever systems now

Contact the company that bills you (your lease, PPA or loan provider). For repairs, use a licensed local solar company.

What to do now

  1. Save your paperwork now. Download your contract, permits, system design, warranty documents and payment history from any customer portal before it closes.
  2. Work out who you pay. If you have a lease, PPA or loan, the company that bills you (or your lender) is your main contact – not the installer.
  3. Keep paying. A bankruptcy does not cancel lease, PPA or loan payments. Missing them can hurt your credit.
  4. Watch your production. If the monitoring app stops working, read your inverter or utility meter, and photograph readings so you can document any outage.
  5. Use manufacturer warranties. Panel, inverter and battery warranties come from the equipment makers and generally stay valid after an installer closes. Workmanship warranties from the installer usually do not.
  6. Hire a licensed local solar company for repairs. You are not tied to the original installer. Ask for proof of license and insurance.

Freedom Forever pros and cons

Pros

  • Equipment-maker warranties are separate from the installer and generally still apply
  • Lease/PPA customers can turn to the company that bills them

Cons

  • Installer workmanship support has ended
  • The customer portal may close – save your documents now
  • Payments under leases, PPAs and loans continue

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Frequently asked questions

Did Freedom Forever go bankrupt?

Yes. It filed for Chapter 11 in April 2026, and the case was converted to Chapter 7 liquidation in September 2026.

Do I still have to pay my Freedom Forever lease or loan?

Yes. Bankruptcy does not cancel your payments to the company that bills you.

Who fixes my Freedom Forever system now?

Contact your lease, PPA or loan provider first; for repairs on an owned system, hire a licensed local solar company.

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