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Titan Solar Power: what happened and what owners should do now

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Shut down abruptly in June 2024, followed by a Chapter 7 filing. No successor installer. Use your lender or lease provider for contract questions and a licensed local company for repairs.

Titan Solar Power, an Arizona-based residential installer, closed suddenly in June 2024 and then filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

TypeInstaller
StatusClosed / bankrupt
Ways to payClosed
Warranty & serviceInstaller workmanship warranties ended. Equipment-maker warranties are separate.
Owner ratingNo reviews yet

What happened to Titan Solar Power

Titan Solar Power announced its closure in June 2024 and filed for Chapter 7 (GreenLancer, pv magazine).

Who services Titan Solar Power systems now

No successor installer. Use your lender or lease provider for contract questions and a licensed local company for repairs.

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.

Titan Solar Power pros and cons

Pros

  • Manufacturer warranties on panels and inverters generally remain

Cons

  • No company took over Titan’s installations
  • Unfinished projects and permits may need a new installer

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Frequently asked questions

Is Titan Solar still in business?

No. Titan Solar Power closed in June 2024 and filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

Who can fix my Titan Solar system?

Any licensed solar company. Check your panel and inverter makers' warranties first.

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