The installer's gone.The panels aren't.
When a solar company goes under, its customers keep the panels and lose the person to call. We go through public permit records, find the homes whose installer has shut down, and sell that list once to licensed contractors nearby.
National figures from industry reporting. Each local list only includes homes we find in that area's permit records.
Let's see what we have for you.
Who are you?
Where do you work?
Pick an answer above and the rest fills in. The short version:
Tell us where you work and the rest fills in. The short version:
We pull an area's permit records.
Cities and counties keep public records of every solar permit, including the company that pulled it.
We flag the installers that closed.
Each permit gets matched to its installer, and we check which of those companies still exist.
Try a free sample, then reach out.
See the real columns before you buy. The full list is a one-time purchase, sold only to licensed contractors.
Here's what we have for .
For solar service companies
These homeowners need inverter repairs, monitoring hookups, and batteries, and they don't have anyone to call. Each row tells you who installed the system, when, and whether anyone has pulled a solar permit there since.
For roofers
Every one of these roofs needs the panels pulled and reset before it's replaced. That averages about $3,800 a job nationally, and a lot of roofers turn it down. Each row shows the last roof permit on file, so you can find the old ones.
The columns you'll use most are highlighted on the example row.
Not in the file: homeowner names, phone numbers, or emails.
- ADDRESS
- SOLAR PERMIT
- INSTALLED BY
- LAST ROOF PERMIT
- BATTERY
- SERVICED SINCE
We'll email you 25 rows from the list. Same columns as the full file, with house numbers removed.
Get in touch and we'll talk it through.
- 1Tell us about your company and where you work.
- 2We check your contractor license with the state.
- 3We send a quote. Pay once and the full file is yours.
Or email hello@unservicedsolar.com. The list is a one-time purchase. Updates are optional. Sold only to licensed contractors.
Optional updates.
A quarterly refresh, plus an alert whenever another installer in your area shuts down.
- New homes added when installers go out of business
- Homes another company has since serviced are removed
- Keeps your spot among the
We don't have a list for yet.
Each list comes from that area's own permit records, so we build them one at a time. Tell us you want this one and we'll email you when it's ready. Asking is free.
We use these requests to decide which area to build next.
- ADDRESS
- SOLAR PERMIT
- INSTALLED BY
- LAST ROOF PERMIT
- BATTERY
- SERVICED SINCE
The full list is a one-time purchase. No homeowner names, phone numbers, or emails.
Your installer closed. Your system still has options.
Your warranties usually still count.
Panel and inverter warranties come from the manufacturer, not the installer, so they usually survive a bankruptcy.
Anyone licensed can service it.
A licensed solar contractor can work on your system no matter who put it in.
Leased? Check who holds it now.
SunPower and Sunnova leases are now serviced by SunStrong Management.
Local companies that fix systems they didn't install
These licensed contractors work in and take on solar systems other companies put in. Call them directly. We don't pass your information to anyone.
How we pick these: an active contractor license, a solar permit in this area in the last two years, and a yes when we asked whether they service systems other companies installed. No company pays to be listed.
None of these companies are connected to your old installer. Be careful with anyone who says they are.
Finding someone to fix it
We don't have a list of local companies for yet. When you call around, ask these four things.
- 1"Do you service systems other companies installed?" Not every installer does.
- 2"Is your license active?" You can check it on your state's contractor licensing site.
- 3"What does the first visit cost?" Get the diagnostic fee before anyone comes out.
- 4"Can you file warranty claims with my panel and inverter makers?" A good service company will.
Be careful with anyone who says they're connected to your old installer.
Your address may be on our list.
It's there because permit records are public. Give us the address and we'll take it off, and tell everyone who bought the list to do the same.
We don't have a list for .
So your address isn't on one. If you'd like to stay off any list we build later, leave it here and we'll make sure of it.
Want to stay off every list?
Leave your address and we'll keep it off any list we have now or build later.
We never sell homeowner names, phone numbers, or email addresses.
The rules every buyer agrees to.
Don't claim a connection.
Never say or suggest you're with the company that installed the system.
Stop when asked.
If a homeowner says no, that's it. Tell us and we'll take them off the list.
Mail and doors.
Skip the cold calls and texts. Telemarketing laws are strict, and some states are stricter still.