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Who Services My Solar Loan or Lease Now?

Your solar company went bankrupt or sold your contract. Pick your original installer or lender to see who you deal with now, its status, the official contact page and what to read next.

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Reviewed October 19, 2026Sources (51)Not legal advice
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  1. Look up your servicer
  2. Confirm it on paper
  3. Why servicers change
  4. Full list
  5. FAQ
  6. Sources

How it works

Pick the company on your original paperwork (installer or lender) and your contract type. The tool shows who you deal with now, the company's status, its official contact page and our guide to read next. It covers 48 installers, lenders and servicers, each with a source and the date we verified it. It collects no personal information.

    Step 2Contract type

    Confirm your servicer on paper

    The tool tells you who services most contracts from each company. Your own documents decide your case:

    1. Latest statement or bank record. The company you are paying now is your servicer, unless you received a transfer notice since.
    2. Transfer letters and emails. SunStrong says it emailed primary account holders at transfer; Solar Servicing says some Mosaic borrowers got a Servicing Transition letter naming a different servicer.[49][39]
    3. Page 1 of your loan agreement. The lender named there (not the installer) holds a solar loan. An installer going bankrupt does not cancel the loan.
    4. Original contract (lease or PPA). SunStrong calls the company on it your “originator,” and that decides which billing portal you use.[2]

    Scam check: do not pay a “new servicer” that contacts you out of the blue. Confirm through the official site linked in the tool or the number on your statement. We do not advise homeowners to stop making payments or breach contractual obligations.

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    Why your solar servicer changed

    When a solar company fails, the contracts it owned are usually sold or handed to a servicer so payments keep flowing to the investors who own them. Three of the largest moves:

    • SunPower to SunStrong (2024): SunStrong says it took over management of 110,000+ former SunPower customers in Q3 2024.[1] See SunStrong Management.
    • Sunnova to SunStrong (2025): Solaris Assets, LLC bought Sunnova's assets and SunStrong services the accounts.[6] See the Sunnova bankruptcy guide.
    • Mosaic to Solar Servicing (2025): Solar Servicing LLC, a Forbright Bank subsidiary, took over Mosaic's loan servicing on September 22, 2025.[38] See Solar Servicing LLC and the Mosaic loan guide.

    When an installer fails but the lender does not (Freedom Forever, Titan, Pink Energy and others), nothing changes for the loan: you keep paying the lender. What you lose is the installer's workmanship warranty and service. Bankruptcy dates in this tool follow our solar company bankruptcy list.

    Problems with a servicer can go to the CFPB or your state attorney general.[50][51] See our solar complaint guide.

    Full list: who services solar contracts from each company

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    Checked October 19, 2026 (bankruptcy details cross-checked with our register, researched October 5, 2026). Your statement controls.
    CompanyStatusWho you deal with nowRead nextSource
    SunPower (original company, before 2025)Installer and financierBankruptcyChapter 11 filed August 2024; liquidating plan effective November 14, 2024.SunStrong ManagementLoans: Check your statement: SunStrong lists a SunPower lease, loan and PPA billing portal, but loans from an outside lender stay with the lender named on your loan agreement.SunPower bankruptcy guide[1][2][3][4]
    SunnovaFinancier (lease, PPA, loan)BankruptcyChapter 11 filed June 2025; assets sold to Solaris Assets, LLC in September 2025; plan effective November 14, 2025.SunStrong Management, for the new owner Solaris Assets. Lease and PPA customers and loan customers use separate SunStrong billing portals.Sunnova bankruptcy guide[5][6][2][7]
    Solaris Assets, LLCOwner of former Sunnova assetsOperatingBought substantially all of Sunnova's assets in 2025; an entity formed by GoodFinch Management.SunStrong Management services the accounts.Sunnova bankruptcy guide[6][5]
    SunStrong ManagementServicerOperatingOperating. Services former SunPower, Sunnova and part of PosiGen contracts. Under Connecticut AG investigation (announced March 17, 2026; an investigation, not a finding).SunStrong Management. Where you pay depends on your original company (SunPower, Sunnova, PosiGen or GoodLeap).SunStrong Management guide[1][2][8]
    PosiGenInstaller and lease providerBankruptcyChapter 11 filed November 2025; liquidating plan effective February 26, 2026.SunStrong says it took over management of a portion of former PosiGen customers in Q1 2026 and lists a PosiGen billing portal. Confirm the servicer named on your latest statement.PosiGen contract guide[1][2][9]
    Freedom ForeverInstallerBankruptcyChapter 11 filed April 15, 2026; converted to Chapter 7 liquidation August 7, 2026.The lease company named on your agreement, not Freedom Forever.Loans: Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement (for example GoodLeap or Mosaic/Solar Servicing). Keep paying the lender.Freedom Forever bankruptcy tracker[10][11]
    Titan Solar PowerInstallerBankruptcyChapter 7 filed June 2024 (D. Ariz.); operations ceased.No successor installer. EnergyAid says it supports former Titan customers; it offers a membership program with monitoring and discounted repairs.Loans: No successor. Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.Titan Solar guide[12][13]
    Pink Energy (Power Home Solar)InstallerBankruptcyChapter 7 filed October 2022 (W.D.N.C.); trustee administering the case.No successor installer.Loans: No successor. Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.Pink Energy bankruptcy guide[14][15]
    ADT Solar (formerly SunPro Solar)InstallerExited solarADT exited residential solar in 2024; not a bankruptcy.ADT did not publicly name a successor. Write to ADT and to the company on your agreement.Loans: Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.ADT Solar contract guide[16]
    LumioInstallerBankruptcyChapter 11 filed September 2024; assets sold to Zeo Energy; liquidating plan confirmed 2025.Zeo Energy bought Lumio's assets; public filings do not show it took on installed customers' obligations.Loans: Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.Lumio contract guide[17][18]
    Zeo EnergyInstaller (bought Lumio assets)OperatingBought Lumio's assets out of bankruptcy in 2024.For an older Lumio system, see the Lumio entry. Loans stay with the lender named on your loan agreement.Lumio contract guide[17]
    SolciusInstallerBankruptcyChapter 7 filed February 2024 with parent Sunworks (D. Del.).No successor installer. EnergyAid acquired Sunworks and Solcius assets and offers service, including a membership program with discounted repairs.Loans: No successor. Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.Solcius guide[19][13]
    SunworksInstallerBankruptcyChapter 7 filed February 2024 (D. Del.).No successor installer. EnergyAid acquired Sunworks and Solcius assets and offers service, including a membership program with discounted repairs.Loans: No successor. Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.Solar company bankruptcy list[19][13]
    Suntuity RenewablesInstallerClosed (reported)Closed in 2024 (reported); no bankruptcy case found.EnergyAid acquired Suntuity's intellectual property and offers service, including a membership program with discounted repairs.Loans: Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.Solar company bankruptcy list[13]
    EnergyAidRepair and monitoring providerOperatingOperating. Not a lender or servicer of payments.EnergyAid offers service to former Titan, Sunworks, Solcius and Suntuity customers. Your payments still go to the company on your agreement.If your solar company went bankrupt[13]
    Solgen Power / Purelight PowerInstallerBankruptcyChapter 7 filed December 2025 (E.D. Wash.); shut down nationwide.No successor identified.Loans: No successor. Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.Purelight Power bankruptcy guide[20]
    Vision SolarInstallerBankruptcyChapter 7 filed December 2023 (D.N.J., reported).No successor identified.Loans: No successor. Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.Vision Solar bankruptcy guide[21][8]
    iSun / SunCommonInstallerAcquired or renamediSun filed Chapter 11 in June 2024; the SunCommon business was sold and continues under new owners (reported).SunCommon under its new owner (reported). Confirm on your latest statement.Loans: Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.Solar company bankruptcy list[22]
    G3 SolarInstallerBankruptcyChapter 7 filed June 2026 (D. Utah).No successor identified.Loans: No successor. Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.G3 Solar bankruptcy guide[23]
    Climax SolarInstallerBankruptcyClosed and in Chapter 7 since 2024 (reported). Michigan AG sued it and its lenders in July 2026 (allegations).No successor identified.Loans: No successor installer. Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.Climax Solar lawsuit and bankruptcy guide[24]
    TriSMART SolarInstallerClosed (reported)Reported to have paused or halted operations at the end of 2025; not confirmed by the company; no bankruptcy found.None identified.Loans: Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.TriSMART Solar closure guide[25]
    Blue Raven SolarInstallerAcquired or renamedSold by SunPower to Complete Solaria in September 2024; Complete Solaria renamed itself SunPower in 2025.The new SunPower (formerly Complete Solaria), which operates through Blue Raven Solar.Loans: Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.Blue Raven Solar guide[26][27]
    SunPower Inc. (formerly Complete Solaria, 2025 onward)InstallerAcquired or renamedOperating; renamed from Complete Solaria to SunPower in 2025. A separate company from the original SunPower.SunPower Inc. (the new company). Original SunPower leases and PPAs are with SunStrong.Loans: Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.SunPower contract guide[27][26]
    Maxeon (SunPower panels)Panel makerBankruptcyIn Singapore judicial management since 2026 (a foreign insolvency process).Maxeon is not a lender or servicer. Payments go to the company on your agreement; panel warranty claims are uncertain.Maxeon judicial management guide[28]
    Momentum SolarInstallerOperatingOperating; no bankruptcy or closure found.Momentum Solar.Loans: Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement. Momentum handles system questions.Momentum Solar contract guide[29]
    SunrunInstaller and lease/PPA providerOperatingOperating.Sunrun.Loans: Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.Sunrun contract guide[30]
    Vivint SolarInstaller and lease/PPA providerAcquired or renamedAcquired by Sunrun on October 8, 2020.Sunrun.Loans: Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.Vivint Solar contract guide[31][30]
    Tesla EnergyInstaller and lease/PPA providerOperatingOperating.Tesla.Loans: Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.Tesla Solar contract guide[32]
    Trinity SolarInstallerOperatingOperating.Trinity Solar.Loans: Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.Trinity Solar contract guide[33]
    Palmetto (LightReach / Palmetto Energy Plan)Lease/subscription providerOperatingOperating.Palmetto, which says it owns systems on its Energy Plan.Loans: Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.Palmetto contract guide[34]
    Freedom Solar Power (now Freedom Power)InstallerOperatingOperating. A different company from Freedom Forever.Freedom Power.Loans: Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.Freedom Solar contract guide[35]
    EverBrightLease/PPA providerOperatingOperating.EverBright.EverBright guide: owner, contact, home sale[36]
    Spruce PowerServicer and owner of acquired portfoliosOperatingOperating. Agreed to a $100,000 settlement of a Connecticut AG investigation in March 2026 (stipulated judgment filed for court approval).Spruce Power.Spruce Power guide: buyout, home sale, fees[8][37]
    NRG Home SolarFormer lease/PPA providerAcquired or renamedSpruce Power acquired a portfolio of NRG solar contracts (per the Connecticut AG).Possibly Spruce Power. Confirm on your latest statement.Loans: Your loan stays with the lender named on your loan agreement.Spruce Power guide: buyout, home sale, fees[8]
    Mosaic (Solar Mosaic)LenderBankruptcyChapter 11 filed June 2025; emerged September 22, 2025.Solar Servicing LLC, a Forbright Bank subsidiary, for most Mosaic loans. If you got a servicing transition letter naming another company, follow that letter.Mosaic solar loan guide[38][39][40]
    Solar Servicing LLCLoan servicerOperatingOperating. Took over Mosaic's loan servicing on September 22, 2025.Solar Servicing LLC.Solar Servicing LLC guide[38][40]
    Forbright BankBank (parent of Solar Servicing)OperatingOperating.Solar Servicing LLC, Forbright's wholly owned subsidiary, services former Mosaic loans.Solar Servicing LLC guide[38]
    Sunlight FinancialLoan platformOperatingWent through a prepackaged Chapter 11 in late 2023 and emerged under new owners.The lender named on page 1 of your loan agreement. Sunlight says certain of its loans are made through Cross River Bank. Sunlight is still operating.How to get out of a solar loan[41][42]
    Cross River BankBank (lender on many Sunlight loans)OperatingOperating.Cross River Bank is the lender on certain Sunlight Financial loans; check page 1 of your agreement and your statement.How to get out of a solar loan[41]
    GoodLeapLenderOperatingOperating.GoodLeap (Account Support handles payments, balances and payoffs).How to get out of a solar loan[43][2]
    LoanpalLenderAcquired or renamedNow GoodLeap (same company, renamed).GoodLeap.How to get out of a solar loan[43]
    Dividend FinanceLenderOperatingA division of Fifth Third Bank.Fifth Third Bank (Dividend Finance).How to get out of a solar loan[44]
    Fifth Third BankBankOperatingOperating; owns Dividend Finance.Fifth Third Bank (Dividend Finance).How to get out of a solar loan[44]
    Service Finance CompanyLenderOperatingOperating; Truist agreed to acquire it in 2021.Service Finance Company.How to get out of a solar loan[45][46]
    EnerBank USALenderAcquired or renamedNow Regions Home Improvement Financing.Regions Bank (Regions Home Improvement Financing).How to get out of a solar loan[47]
    Regions BankBankOperatingOperating; formerly EnerBank USA for home improvement loans.Regions Bank (Regions Home Improvement Financing).How to get out of a solar loan[47]
    Sungage FinancialLoan platformOperatingOperating; loans issued by Hatch Bank.Per your statement (Sungage portal; lender Hatch Bank).How to get out of a solar loan[48]
    Hatch BankBank (lender on Sungage loans)OperatingOperating.Per your statement (Sungage portal).How to get out of a solar loan[48]

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    Frequently asked questions

    Who services my solar loan now?

    The lender named on page 1 of your loan agreement, or the servicer it transferred the loan to. Former Mosaic loans are mostly serviced by Solar Servicing LLC; former Sunnova and SunPower contracts by SunStrong Management. If only your installer went bankrupt, you still pay the same lender.

    Who took over Sunnova solar contracts?

    Solaris Assets, LLC bought substantially all of Sunnova's assets in 2025, and SunStrong Management services the leases, PPAs and loans.

    Who took over SunPower leases and PPAs?

    SunStrong Management, which says it took over management of more than 110,000 former SunPower customers in 2024. SunPower loans from outside lenders stay with that lender.

    Who services Mosaic solar loans now?

    Solar Servicing LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Forbright Bank, since September 22, 2025, except some loans sold to investors who chose another servicer.

    My solar installer went bankrupt. Do I still have to pay?

    Generally, yes. A loan is owed to the lender, and a lease or PPA is owed to the company that owns it, not the installer. We do not advise homeowners to stop making payments or breach contractual obligations.

    Does this lookup tool save my information?

    No. The tool runs in your browser on data built into the page. It does not ask for or send any personal information. The optional partner form is separate and only opens if you click it.

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    Sources

    Each tool entry lists its own sources and verified date. Checked October 19, 2026 unless the entry says otherwise.

    1. SourceSunStrong Management, Company (timeline: SunPower, Sunnova, PosiGen)
    2. SourceSunStrong Management, Your account (billing portals by originator)
    3. SourceSunStrong Management, Customer service inquiry form
    4. SourceSunPower Corp. Form 8-K, Chapter 11 filing (Aug 2024)
    5. SourceSunnova.com, closure and support resources (last updated Nov 2, 2025)
    6. SourceSolar Power World, Acquisitions now complete: SunStrong in charge of legacy Sunnova systems (Sep 2025)
    7. SourceFINRA, UPC advisory #120-25 on Sunnova, plan effective date (Nov 14, 2025)
    8. SourceConnecticut Attorney General, SunStrong investigation and Spruce Power settlement (Mar 17, 2026)
    9. SourcePacerMonitor, PosiGen, PBC, S.D. Tex. 4:25-bk-90787
    10. SourceCourtListener, Freedom Forever LLC, Bankr. D. Del. 26-10522
    11. Sourcepv magazine USA, Freedom Forever bankruptcy converted to Chapter 7 (Sep 9, 2026)
    12. SourceU.S. Bankruptcy Court, D. Ariz., In re Titan Solar Power, Inc. and its affiliates
    13. SourceSolar Power World, EnergyAid offers lifeline to abandoned Suntuity customers (Jun 2025; also Titan, Sunworks, Solcius)
    14. SourceChapter 7 trustee case page, In re Power Home Solar LLC d/b/a Pink Energy
    15. SourceWECT, Pink Energy files for bankruptcy (Oct 11, 2022)
    16. SourceADT Inc. Form 8-K, board approves exit from residential solar (Jan 2024)
    17. SourceZeo Energy Corp. Form 8-K, asset purchase agreement with Lumio
    18. Sourcepv magazine USA, Bankrupt solar installer Lumio acquired by Zeo Energy (Nov 8, 2024)
    19. SourcePacerMonitor, Sunworks, Inc., Bankr. D. Del. 1:24-bk-10215
    20. SourcePacerMonitor, Purelight Power Newco, LLC, Bankr. E.D. Wash. 2:25-bk-02261
    21. SourceROI-NJ, Vision Solar files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy (Feb 27, 2024)
    22. SourceSolar Power World, iSun files for Chapter 11 (Jun 2024)
    23. SourcePacerMonitor, G3 Solar, LLC, Bankr. D. Utah 2:26-bk-23517
    24. SourceMichigan Attorney General, lawsuit against Climax Solar and financing companies (Jul 15, 2026)
    25. SourceCBS Texas, Bankruptcies leave some solar customers with broken panels (2026)
    26. SourceEnergySage, SunPower is bankrupt. What now? (Complete Solaria purchase, Blue Raven)
    27. SourceGlobeNewswire, Complete Solaria announces rebrand as SunPower (Apr 21, 2025)
    28. Sourcepv magazine USA, Maxeon applies for restructuring in Singapore court (Apr 6, 2026)
    29. SourceMomentum Solar, Contact us
    30. SourceSunrun, Contact us
    31. SourceVivint Solar, Form 8-K, completion of merger with Sunrun (Oct 8, 2020)
    32. SourceTesla, Energy support
    33. SourceTrinity Solar, Contact us
    34. SourcePalmetto, Palmetto Energy Plan (formerly LightReach page)
    35. SourceFreedom Power (Freedom Solar Power), Contact
    36. SourceEverBright, homepage (customer login)
    37. SourceSpruce Power, homepage
    38. SourceForbright Bank, Solar Mosaic's loan servicing operations transition to Solar Servicing (Sep 22, 2025)
    39. SourceSolar Servicing LLC, Mosaic loan servicing is now Solar Servicing
    40. SourceSolar Servicing LLC, Contact us
    41. SourceSunlight Financial, homepage
    42. Sourcepv magazine USA, Sunlight Financial files bankruptcy, acquired by industry consortium (Oct 31, 2023)
    43. SourceGoodLeap, Contact us (formerly known as Loanpal)
    44. SourceDividend Finance, a division of Fifth Third Bank, Homeowners
    45. SourceService Finance Company, Directory
    46. SourceTruist, acquisition of Service Finance Company (Aug 10, 2021)
    47. SourceRegions, Home Improvement Financing (formerly EnerBank USA)
    48. SourceSungage Financial, homepage (loans issued by Hatch Bank)
    49. SourceSunStrong Management, Help Center
    50. RegulatorCFPB, Submit a complaint
    51. RegulatorNational Association of Attorneys General, Find my AG

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