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Vision Solar: what happened and what owners should do now
Filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in December 2023. No successor installer. Contact your lender or lease provider; hire a licensed local company for repairs.
Vision Solar, a residential solar installer, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in December 2023.
| Type | Installer |
|---|---|
| Status | Closed / bankrupt |
| Ways to pay | Closed |
| Warranty & service | Installer workmanship warranties ended. Equipment-maker warranties are separate. |
| Owner rating | No reviews yet |
What happened to Vision Solar
Vision Solar filed for Chapter 7 in December 2023 (GreenLancer).
Who services Vision Solar systems now
No successor installer. Contact your lender or lease provider; hire a licensed local company for repairs.
What to do now
- Save your paperwork now. Download your contract, permits, system design, warranty documents and payment history from any customer portal before it closes.
- 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.
- Keep paying. A bankruptcy does not cancel lease, PPA or loan payments. Missing them can hurt your credit.
- Watch your production. If the monitoring app stops working, read your inverter or utility meter, and photograph readings so you can document any outage.
- 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.
- Hire a licensed local solar company for repairs. You are not tied to the original installer. Ask for proof of license and insurance.
Vision Solar pros and cons
Pros
- Manufacturer warranties generally remain
Cons
- No successor servicer
- Workmanship warranty is gone
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Frequently asked questions
Is Vision Solar still in business?
No. Vision Solar filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in December 2023.
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- SolciusFiled for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in February 2024
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