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Check your system
Log into your monitoring app or check your inverter display to confirm your system is still producing power.
[ titan solar power customers - colorado ]
Your Titan Solar Power System Still Works. Here Is What Changed.
Titan Solar Power abruptly stopped operating on June 13, 2024, and filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy shortly after, leaving an estimated 150,000 households nationwide without an installer. If Titan Solar Power installed your system anywhere in Colorado, here is what still applies, what does not, and what to check this week.
Chapter 7 liquidation
Manufacturer warranties intact
Loan and lease payments continue
Operations ceased
Chapter 7 filed
Households affected nationwide
States affected
[ what happened ]
The Titan Solar Power shutdown, in plain terms
Titan Solar Power, once one of the larger residential solar installers in the western United States, abruptly stopped operating on June 13, 2024. The company filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy shortly afterward, meaning full liquidation rather than reorganization. A Chapter 7 filing also means Titan Solar Power is legally shielded from most customer lawsuits.
The shutdown left an estimated 150,000 households across 16 states, including Colorado, without an installer to call for service, warranty support, or system repairs. Titan Solar Power’s own workmanship warranty is no longer being honored by anyone, since the company no longer exists.
[ what changes, what does not ]
What is still covered, and what is not
Still in place
Manufacturer warranties on panels, inverters, and batteries
Your solar loan or lease, payments continue as scheduled
The solar system itself and its production
Your utility interconnection agreement
No longer available
Titan Solar Power's own workmanship warranty
Roof-leak coverage tied to the installation
Any production guarantees Titan Solar Power made
Any local service line or technician
[ this week ]
What to do this week
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Find your equipment brand
Locate the manufacturer name on your panels, inverter, and battery. That is who honors the hardware warranty now.
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Locate your contract
Find your original Titan Solar Power agreement and your loan or lease paperwork. You will need both.
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Keep paying your loan or lease
Your solar loan or lease is separate from Titan Solar Power's bankruptcy. Missing payments can affect your credit and your system.
[ how impact helps ]
We file the manufacturer warranty claim and do the work
If Titan Solar Power installed your system anywhere in Colorado, Impact Energy can step in as your local service and warranty partner. We identify your equipment, file the manufacturer warranty claim on your behalf, and handle the repair or system check ourselves. We are not affiliated with Titan Solar Power and we are not taking over your existing contract.
We identify your equipment and warranty coverage
We file the manufacturer claim for you
Licensed, in-house Colorado crews
One point of contact from check to repair
[ faqs ]
Titan Solar Power shutdown questions
Is my solar system still under warranty?
Your manufacturer's warranty on the panels, inverter, and battery is separate from Titan Solar Power and is not affected by the bankruptcy. Titan Solar Power's own workmanship warranty on the installation itself is no longer being honored by anyone, since the company stopped operating.
Do I still have to make my loan or lease payments?
What if my system stops producing power?
Who do I call if something breaks?
Is Impact Energy taking over my Titan Solar Power contract?
How do I find out who manufactured my panels and inverter?
Can Titan Solar Power be sued for my damages?
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