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Blue Raven Solar was a rapidly growing residential solar installer known for its "BluePower Plus+" financing program, which reportedly offered homeowners a period of solar energy before loan payments began. SunPower acquired Blue Raven in 2021. Given SunPower's own subsequent restructuring challenges, your Blue Raven contract situation may be complicated by multiple corporate changes. Always verify current policies directly.
Important note: This guide is based on our independent research as of March 2026. Blue Raven Solar was acquired by SunPower, which has itself undergone significant restructuring. Contact information and account management may have changed. This page is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Blue Raven Solar or SunPower Corp.
The Blue Raven to SunPower Transition
Understanding the ownership change is important for navigating your cancellation options:
- Blue Raven Solar was acquired by SunPower in October 2021
- Blue Raven was known for its door-to-door sales approach and the BluePower Plus+ program
- Your contract was reportedly transferred to SunPower as part of the acquisition
- SunPower has itself undergone significant corporate changes since acquiring Blue Raven
- Your original contract terms should generally remain intact despite ownership changes
Blue Raven Contract Types
BluePower Plus+ (Loan)
Blue Raven's signature product was reportedly the BluePower Plus+ program. Based on our research:
- This was a solar loan with a promotional period where the homeowner reportedly received solar power before monthly loan payments began
- The loan was typically through a third-party lender
- After the promotional period, regular monthly payments commenced
- Dealer fees may have been included in the loan balance
- You own the panels under this arrangement
Standard Solar Loan
- Traditional solar financing through third-party lenders
- Monthly payments from the start
- You own the panels
- Pay off the loan to exit
Option 1: Cooling-Off Period Cancellation
Blue Raven's door-to-door sales model means the FTC Cooling-Off Rule applies:
- 3 business days to cancel under federal law for contracts signed at your home
- State laws may provide additional time
- Send cancellation via certified mail immediately if within the window
- If the required cancellation form was not provided, the cancellation period may be extended
Pre-installation cancellation guide →
Option 2: Loan Payoff
Since Blue Raven primarily offered loan products, paying off the loan is the primary exit strategy:
- Identify your lender: Check your loan documents -- your loan may be with GoodLeap, Mosaic, or another solar lender
- Request payoff amount: Contact the lender for the current balance
- Dealer fees: According to consumer reports, BluePower Plus+ loans reportedly included dealer fees
- UCC liens: Check for and ensure release of any UCC filings after payoff
- Refinancing: Consider refinancing at a lower rate if outright payoff isn't feasible
Option 3: Legal Cancellation
If you believe you were misled during the Blue Raven sales process, legal options may exist:
- Misleading claims about the BluePower Plus+ "free solar" promotional period
- Failure to clearly explain that deferred payments would eventually begin
- Overstated savings or production projections
- Lack of clear disclosure about dealer fees in the financing
- High-pressure door-to-door sales tactics
- Misrepresentation of tax credits or incentives
BluePower Plus+ concerns: According to consumer reports, some Blue Raven customers were surprised when their promotional period ended and payments began. If the terms of the deferred payment program were not clearly explained during the sales process, this may be relevant to a legal claim. Consult with a qualified attorney.
Have a Blue Raven Solar contract you want reviewed? Get a free preliminary assessment of your exit options.
Contacting SunPower About Your Blue Raven Account
- SunPower: Since Blue Raven was acquired, contact SunPower for account questions (check sunpower.com)
- Your lender: For loan-specific questions, contact your third-party lender directly
- Written notice: Send certified mail referencing your original Blue Raven contract number
Given the corporate changes at SunPower, reaching the right department may require persistence. Document all attempts.
Filing Complaints
- Better Business Bureau (BBB): File under both Blue Raven Solar and SunPower at bbb.org
- State Attorney General: File a consumer complaint with your state's AG
- Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB): For financing complaints
- Federal Trade Commission (FTC): Report at ReportFraud.ftc.gov
Warranty Coverage After the Acquisition
- Panel warranties: From the panel manufacturer, valid regardless of installer status
- Inverter warranties: From the inverter manufacturer directly
- Installation warranty: Originally from Blue Raven, now reportedly SunPower's responsibility
- If service is unavailable: Hire a local licensed solar installer for repairs
Frequently Asked Questions
What happened to Blue Raven Solar?
Blue Raven Solar was acquired by SunPower in 2021. Your account is now reportedly managed by SunPower. Given SunPower's own subsequent corporate changes, the service and support landscape may have shifted. Contact SunPower for current account information. SunPower cancellation guide →
What was the BluePower Plus+ program?
BluePower Plus+ was Blue Raven's signature financing product that reportedly offered a promotional period where homeowners received solar energy before loan payments began. It was essentially a solar loan with deferred payments. After the promotional period, regular monthly payments commenced. The loan was typically through a third-party lender.
Can I cancel my Blue Raven contract?
Since Blue Raven primarily offered loan products, your main exit option is paying off the loan balance. If you were recently signed and within the cooling-off period, immediate cancellation may still be possible. If you were misled during the sales process, consult with an attorney about legal cancellation options. Full exit guide →
Who services my Blue Raven warranty?
Your warranty is reportedly now SunPower's responsibility. Panel and inverter manufacturer warranties remain valid regardless. For installation warranty issues, contact SunPower. If they're unresponsive, hire a local licensed solar technician.
Were there dealer fees in my Blue Raven loan?
According to consumer reports, Blue Raven's loan products, including BluePower Plus+, reportedly included dealer fees. Compare the financed amount in your loan documents to the cash price of the system. A significant difference may indicate dealer fees. If these weren't clearly disclosed, consult with an attorney.
Can I sell my home with a Blue Raven system?
Since Blue Raven primarily offered loans (you own the panels), you can sell your home with the system. You'll typically need to pay off the remaining loan balance at closing or negotiate the solar value into the home sale price. The system adds value to the property. Selling with solar guide →
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Disclaimer: This guide is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. This page is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Blue Raven Solar or SunPower Corp. Information is based on our independent research and may not reflect current policies. Results vary by individual situation. We do not advise homeowners to stop making payments or breach contractual obligations. Consult a qualified attorney before taking action. See our Ownership Disclosure and Advertiser Disclosure.