ADT Solar
Sunpro Solar
ADT announced its exit from residential solar in January 2024. This concerns its solar division, formerly Sunpro, rather than ADT’s continuing security business.
Eclipse Solar · System adoption
Your installer may be gone. Your calls may go unanswered. Or the company you were handed off to just isn’t the right fit.
You invested in solar. You deserve someone who cares for it. Let’s give your system a fresh start with Eclipse.
Existing systems welcome. You don’t have to buy new solar to start a conversation.

01 / Find your starting point
Look up your former installer below. Whether it closed, changed hands, or left you wanting better support, your next conversation can be with Eclipse.
Reviewed September 15, 2026
Looking for Fluent Solar, Skyline Solar or Titan Solar Power? You’re in the right place.
Sunpro Solar
ADT announced its exit from residential solar in January 2024. This concerns its solar division, formerly Sunpro, rather than ADT’s continuing security business.
Ecomark Energy, Inc. · Colorado
Ecomark Energy, Inc. filed for Chapter 7 in Colorado on April 17, 2025. This listing identifies the original company behind EcoMark Solar installations.
Empire Solar Group, LLC · legacy systems · Utah
Empire Solar Group filed for Chapter 7 on August 22, 2021. Included here for homeowners still looking for support for these older installations.
Encor · Utah
WRAL reported Encor Solar’s abrupt closure in February 2024, including customers with unfinished or nonworking systems.
Erus Builders, LLC
Erus Builders, listed in the bankruptcy record as also known as Erus Energy, filed for Chapter 7 on November 8, 2023.
Fluent Solar, LLC · Lehi, Utah
BBB lists Lehi-based Fluent Solar, LLC as out of business. Former Fluent customers can ask Eclipse for a system audit, monitoring help and independent repair options.
Freedom Forever LLC
Freedom Forever filed for Chapter 11 in April 2026. Its case converted to Chapter 7 liquidation on August 7, 2026, after efforts to find a buyer or restructuring sponsor failed.
G3 Solar, LLC · Spanish Fork, Utah
G3 Solar, LLC filed for Chapter 7 in Utah on June 10, 2026. Homeowners with G3 installations can contact Eclipse to discuss an audit and ongoing system care.
Go Solar Group, LLC · Murray, Utah
BBB lists Murray-based Go Solar Group, LLC as out of business. This entry identifies that company; check your installation contract when requesting help with an existing system.
Lumio Holdings, Inc. · Utah
Lumio filed for Chapter 11 in September 2024. Zeo Energy completed the purchase of substantially all of its assets that November. An asset sale is different from every customer losing all support.
Moxie · Iowa-based installer
Moxie Solar notified creditors it would cease operations on December 2, 2022, according to local reporting. Its customers included homeowners beyond Iowa.
NM Solar Group, Inc. · New Mexico
A federal bankruptcy court opinion records that NM Solar Group shut down on August 11, 2023, and subsequently filed for Chapter 7.
POWERHOME SOLAR · Power Home Solar
Pink Energy, formerly Power Home Solar, closed operations and filed for bankruptcy in October 2022, as documented by the Tennessee Attorney General.
PosiGen Solar
Following PosiGen’s bankruptcy, Renewbrook announced its acquisition of most residential systems and related contracts in February 2026. Service arrangements changed; the systems and contracts did not simply disappear.
Purelight Power Newco, LLC · Pure Light Power
Purelight Power’s shutdown was reported in December 2025. Purelight Power Newco, LLC filed for Chapter 7 on December 30, 2025.
Renova Energy Corporation
Renova Energy Corporation filed for Chapter 7 on March 22, 2026. This entry concerns that corporation, not any separately formed business with former personnel.
Skyline Solar, LLC · Pleasant Grove, Utah
BBB lists Skyline Solar, LLC as out of business and identifies its Pleasant Grove, Utah location. If Skyline installed your system, Eclipse can help you explore a new service relationship.
Solcius LLC · Sunworks subsidiary · Utah
Solcius filed for Chapter 7 on February 5, 2024. Later purchases of legacy assets or intellectual property do not make Eclipse the successor to its obligations.
Solgen
The Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business reported that Solgen filed for bankruptcy and ceased operations. Homeowners with Solgen systems can ask Eclipse to assess a new service relationship.
Sunnova Energy
Sunnova says it ceased independent operations following a court-supervised sale. Most in-service customer systems moved to a new servicing arrangement. You can still contact Eclipse to discuss independent service options.
Legacy SunPower Corporation · Blue Raven Solar assets
The original SunPower Corporation filed for bankruptcy in 2024. Complete Solaria purchased selected assets, including Blue Raven, and rebranded as SunPower in 2025. The current SunPower business is not being described here as closed.
Original company SEC filing · 2025 SunPower rebrand · Asset acquisition filing (PDF)
Suntuity Solar
Solar Builder reported the acquisition of Suntuity Renewables’ intellectual property in June 2025 as part of support for former customers. This listing distinguishes the former installer from subsequent service offerings.
Sunworks, Inc.
Sunworks reported to the SEC that it and three subsidiaries ceased operations and filed for Chapter 7 on February 5, 2024.
Swell · solar and battery services
Hawaiian Electric announced in September 2024 that Swell Energy had closed and stopped supporting its Home Battery Rewards program. This entry concerns Swell Energy, not the utility.
Titan Solar · not Solar Titan USA
Titan Solar Power announced its closure in June 2024 after an attempted sale fell through. It is a different company from Solar Titan USA, which also appears in this directory.
Vision Solar, LLC
Connecticut’s court filings document Vision Solar’s December 28, 2023 Chapter 7 filing and state that its business remained closed.
Zenernet LLC · Zenernet Installation Company LLC
BBB lists Zenernet Installation Company as out of business. Match the legal company name on your paperwork when discussing your installation and available support.
That doesn’t leave you out. Try a shorter name, clear the filters, or tell us who installed your system. Your company does not need to be listed to request support.
The companies below appear in Solar Insure’s August 27, 2026 closure report. Eclipse has not independently confirmed each closure date or current successor arrangement. Match the name on your contract; similarly named businesses may be unrelated.
| Company | Reported location | Your next step |
|---|---|---|
| 3D Solar | FL | Choose Eclipse |
| AAA Certified Solar | NV | Choose Eclipse |
| Accept Solar | MA | Choose Eclipse |
| ACE Solar Systems | AZ | Choose Eclipse |
| Altair Solar | CA | Choose Eclipse |
| Alternative Solar | TX | Choose Eclipse |
| American Solar Advantage (ASA) | CA | Choose Eclipse |
| American Sun | TX | Choose Eclipse |
| Arizona Solar Concepts | AZ | Choose Eclipse |
| Brimma Solar | WA | Choose Eclipse |
| Code Green Solar | NJ | Choose Eclipse |
| Daybreak Solar Power | TX | Choose Eclipse |
| Elan Solar | UT | Choose Eclipse |
| Enver Solar | CA | Choose Eclipse |
| Envirosolar | TX | Choose Eclipse |
| Expert Solar | FL / TX | Choose Eclipse |
| Fusion Power | AZ | Choose Eclipse |
| GCI Solar | CA | Choose Eclipse |
| Green Nrg | CA | Choose Eclipse |
| Gulf South Solar | LA | Choose Eclipse |
| Harness Power | CA | Choose Eclipse |
| Infinity Energy | CA | Choose Eclipse |
| Kayo Energy | AZ / CA / TX / FL | Choose Eclipse |
| Kuubix Energy | CA | Choose Eclipse |
| Refresh Energy Group | CO | Choose Eclipse |
| Saveco Solar | UT | Choose Eclipse |
| Sigora Home Solar | CA | Choose Eclipse |
| Solar Is Freedom | OH | Choose Eclipse |
| Solar Titan USA | TN | Choose Eclipse |
| Utah Solar Group | UT | Choose Eclipse |
| Voltage Solar Power | FL | Choose Eclipse |
This is a researched U.S. homeowner directory, not a complete registry of every closure. It focuses on recent closures and transitions, with selected older cases. Dates identify the reported event, not necessarily the last day a crew worked. A bankruptcy, sale or name change does not automatically end every contract or warranty. Send a correction or missing company.
If you’re ready for a different service experience, let’s talk.
02 / A fresh start, together
Adoption starts with a conversation, then a clear picture of the system you already own. No guessing what’s on the roof. No wondering who to call next.
Tell us your installer’s name, where you live and what’s happening. Monitoring problems, low production, an unfinished project—or simply wanting someone dependable to call.
We confirm service availability, discuss the assessment scope and pricing, and evaluate your system. You get documented findings and practical options before deciding on repairs.
When you choose Eclipse, we establish your system records, explain the agreed service plan and help you understand how to care for your solar home.
The Eclipse system audit
Our comprehensive audit gives your solar home a documented starting point. We’ll confirm which checks apply to your equipment and include them in your scope of work.
Buying or selling a solar home? Our realtor and homeowner handoff service can help make the transition clearer, too.
A relationship built on clarity
Eclipse is an independent provider. Adoption means a new relationship with us; it does not make us the original installer or transfer another company’s warranty obligations.
We start with the system you have. The assessment helps identify repairs, monitoring issues and equipment that deserves a closer look. Replacement is a decision to evaluate, not a requirement to get in touch.
We confirm location, equipment compatibility, access and pricing before service. For leased or PPA systems, we also check the system owner’s authorization requirements before work begins.
03 / Make the introduction
Tell us a little about your home and the support you’re looking for. We’ll help you understand the next step toward joining the Eclipse solar family.
Already assigned a service provider? You’re still welcome to ask about an independent assessment or a new service relationship.
Serving Colorado, Indiana, Missouri, Kentucky, Illinois and Kansas. Availability depends on your address and project. The nationwide directory does not mean Eclipse provides on-site service in every state.
Before we meet
Yes—you can contact Eclipse for an independent assessment and discuss a new service relationship. If a lease, power purchase agreement, warranty or service contract controls who can work on the equipment, we’ll clarify authorization before doing any work. Being introduced to another provider does not prevent you from asking us about your options.
Yes. Eclipse supports existing systems installed by other companies. We start by reviewing your equipment, location, condition and access, then confirm what we can take on.
No. Eclipse does not assume a former installer’s warranties, debts or unfinished contractual obligations. We can gather available warranty information, assess the system and explain the scope and terms of the work we offer.
A new service relationship with Eclipse does not cancel or transfer your loan, lease or PPA. For payment or contract questions, contact your lender or contract holder. Our adoption process focuses on the care of your system.
You can still ask to join the Eclipse solar family. This directory is not exhaustive, and your installer does not need to have closed for you to want a different service experience. Tell us the company name—or let us know if you’re unsure.
Anything you already have: the installer’s name, equipment brands, installation date, warranty paperwork, interconnection documents and a screenshot of your production or error message. Don’t delay a conversation because you’re missing records, and don’t send account passwords.
The scope depends on your equipment, property and concerns. We’ll discuss availability and pricing before you authorize an assessment or repairs.