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Your installer closed. Your panels did not. What to do, in order.
Short answer: if the company that installed your solar has closed or stopped answering, do three things, in this order. First, find out whether the system is producing: the inverter screen, the monitoring app and your NV Energy bill each tell you part of it. Second, find out who owns the panels and what you still owe, because a loan or a lease usually outlives the installer. Third, keep the manufacturer warranties alive: panel and inverter warranties run independently of the company that sold them, while the installer's own workmanship warranty generally ends with the company. A licensed Nevada contractor can inspect, repair and re-commission a system it did not install. Nothing here names a company without a public record behind it, and every company page lists its sources and the date they were checked.
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Your solar company went out of business. What now?Your Las Vegas installer closed. What to do today, which warranty survives, what happens to your loan, and how to read the court record yourself.Checked 2026-09-19
How to find out if your solar system still worksFour checks you can do yourself, in order, using your own NV Energy bill and the equipment on your wall. No app, no login and no installer required.Checked 2026-09-21
Freedom Forever is in Chapter 7. What that means for your system.The Chapter 11 case converted to Chapter 7 on August 7 2026 and proofs of claim are due October 16 2026. What the docket says and what to do now.Checked 2026-09-28
Your solar was installed but never switched onPanels on the roof but no Permission to Operate from NV Energy? Where the approval chain stopped, how to check each step yourself, and who can finish it.Checked 2026-09-28
Solar inverter offline? What a replacement involves and costsSolar inverter offline or dead? How to confirm it, what decides the replacement cost, what the warranty pays for, and why your net metering rate matters.Checked 2026-09-28
Titan Solar Power customers in Las VegasTitan Solar Power NV filed Chapter 7 in June 2024 and Nevada revoked its license in July 2024. What the record says and what is still open to you.Checked 2026-09-19
Pigeons under your solar panels, and what to do about it in Las VegasWhy the gap under a Las Vegas array fills with pigeons, what the droppings do to a tile roof and to production, what a critter guard is, and who should fit it.Checked 2026-09-28
Tesla or SolarCity solar in Las Vegas and you cannot get it servicedOld SolarCity or Tesla solar in Las Vegas that nobody comes to fix? The public record, who owns the system, what your contract says, and who can work on it.Checked 2026-09-28
Someone knocked and said they are taking over your warrantyNobody takes over a solar warranty by knocking on your door. What Nevada law requires that person to say, what they may not claim, and what to check first.Checked 2026-09-21
Removing and reinstalling solar panels for a new roof in Las VegasYour roof needs replacing and the solar is in the way. How a detach and reset works in Las Vegas: who to call first, permits, the roof warranty and the price.Checked 2026-09-28
Sunnova bankruptcy: who services my system now, and do I still have to pay?Sunnova sold its assets in Chapter 11 and SunStrong now services most accounts. Whether you still pay, how to confirm who holds yours, and how to get a repair.Checked 2026-09-28
My solar company went bankrupt. Do I still have to pay the loan?Your installer closed but the solar loan did not. Why you keep paying, the federal notice that lets you raise claims with the lender, and what to check first.Checked 2026-09-28
Who owns my solar panels? How to find the UCC fixture filing in NevadaYour contract says who owns the panels; the record says who has a claim on them. How to search the Clark County Recorder and Nevada's UCC records yourself.Checked 2026-09-28
SunPower went bankrupt. Who services my SunPower system in Las Vegas now?SunPower Corporation filed in August 2024 and the new SunPower Inc. took on no older systems. Who to call by contract type, the app change, and warranties.Checked 2026-09-28
Solar producing less than promised in Las Vegas: how to check it yourselfYour system makes less than the contract said. How to compare the first year estimate with what it really made, what is normal in Las Vegas and what is a fault.Checked 2026-09-28
Roof leak under your solar panels in Las Vegas: who fixes itA ceiling stain under your solar array. Where tile and shingle roofs leak at panel mounts, who is responsible under Nevada law, and what to record.Checked 2026-09-28
Solar panel cleaning in Las Vegas: does it pay, and how to do it safelyWhat Las Vegas dust really costs a rooftop array, what NREL measured, why hard tap water spots glass, how to clean it safely and when to hire.Checked 2026-09-28We are not tax advisers and nothing on this site is tax advice. Where a page mentions a tax credit, a rebate or an incentive, we recommend you consult an independent tax professional about your own return.
Solar Rescue
Get your system looked at by a licensed electrician.
We inspect what is on your roof, test what is still working, and tell you in writing what it needs. You keep the report whether or not you hire us.
Licensed Nevada contractor NSCB 0032580A. No obligation, and no visit until you ask for one.