Orphaned solar systems are everywhere in Phoenix. The Arizona solar boom of the last decade brought hundreds of installers into the market, and a huge percentage of them — including some of the biggest names — have since gone out of business, been acquired and dissolved, or simply stopped answering the phone. If you bought solar from a company that no longer exists, your system is still your system. You don't need the original installer to service, repair, or warranty-claim your equipment.

Here's what often surprises orphaned customers: most of your warranty coverage is from the manufacturer (panels, microinverters, inverters), not the installer. Enphase, SolarEdge, REC, Q Cells, LG, and every other major manufacturer offers direct warranty service that doesn't require the original installer to be involved. You may have lost the installer's workmanship warranty, but the parts warranties are usually 10-25 years and transfer with the home. We help you check what's still valid and file claims if so.

Beyond warranty work, we handle the full scope of repair, monitoring, and maintenance for orphaned systems. That includes regaining access to monitoring (many orphaned customers were locked out when their installer's portal went offline), diagnosing actual failures, replacing failed components, fixing wiring or racking issues left by the original install, and giving you an honest assessment of whether the system is worth keeping or whether replacement makes more financial sense.