Solar financing review
Remember your solar installer? Start here.
The company that sold you solar may be different from the company collecting your payments. Find the name you recognize, then connect it to the financing documents that matter.
An installer bankruptcy does not automatically cancel your financing. Your agreement and supporting records matter.
Installer directory
Find the company on your solar paperwork.
These entries bring together historical public records and financing references. A listing does not establish wrongdoing, prove a homeowner's claim or identify every lender an installer used.
Don't see your installer? We consider qualifying GoodLeap, Sunlight Financial, EverBright and BrightOak financing with any installer. A directory listing is not required. Agreement types and proof requirements apply.
Chapter 7
Filed
Titan Solar Power
Also listed as
- Titan Solar
- PM & M Electric
Historical financing references
Sources reviewed
Compare the legal name on your Titan installation agreement with the debtor named in a court notice and the company on your current financing statement. The case list includes separately named affiliates. Bennett Legal is not affiliated with Titan Solar Power.
Review company record View cited trustee filing (PDF)Chapter 7
Filed
Pink Energy / Power Home Solar
Also listed as
- Pink Energy
- Power Home Solar
- POWERHOME SOLAR
- PowerHome Solar
Historical financing references
Sources reviewed
The bankruptcy record names Power Home Solar, LLC, doing business as Pink Energy. Compare that legal name with your installation documents, separate financing contract and current account statement. Bennett Legal is not affiliated with Pink Energy or Power Home Solar.
Review company record View court procedure notice (PDF)Chapter 11 petitions
Filed
Lumio
Also listed as
- Lumio HX
- Lumio Holdings
Historical financing references
Sources reviewed
Lumio Holdings, Lumio HX, an asset buyer and a current account servicer may appear in different records. Compare the entity and role stated in your signed contract, bankruptcy notice and later service or transfer notices. Bennett Legal is not affiliated with Lumio.
Review company record View court case index
Bennett Legal is not affiliated with Titan Solar Power, Pink Energy, Power Home Solar or Lumio. Historical bankruptcy filings do not establish the current status of every affiliated or successor company.
Any installer
Your installer does not have to be on this list.
Qualifying agreements involving GoodLeap, Sunlight Financial, EverBright and BrightOak may be reviewed regardless of installer.
Agreement types and proof requirements
Bennett Legal considers GoodLeap, Sunlight Financial, EverBright loans and retail installment contracts, and BrightOak matters with any installer. EverBright leases and PPAs are excluded. BrightOak PPAs qualify only with documented proof of a filed UCC-1.
Start with your financing company
Statement names a different company? Compare the original financing agreement and any servicing-transfer notices. You can request an initial review while identifying the financing brand; a different payment collector does not by itself establish eligibility.
To ask Bennett Legal to evaluate your inquiry, complete and submit the form. Opening it does not start a review.
Bennett Legal is not affiliated with GoodLeap, Sunlight Financial, EverBright or BrightOak.
Who is who on your paperwork
Installer, financing company and servicer are three different roles.
The company that installed your system, the company that financed it and the company collecting payments now may be different companies. The documents you signed and your latest statement show who holds each role.
Solar installer
The company that sold or installed your system.
Look in your installation agreement.
Financing company / creditor
The company named in your loan, retail installment contract, lease or power purchase agreement.
Look in your financing agreement.
Current loan servicer
The company collecting your payments now, which may have changed since you signed.
Look at your latest statement and any servicing-transfer notices.
These boxes describe roles, not corporate ownership. They may be three different companies, and in some cases one company may hold more than one role. Your documents, not a company name or logo, determine each company's actual role.
Three records can help identify your financing.
0 of 3 records found
This checklist is a personal reminder on your device. Checking a box does not send or submit anything to Bennett Legal.
1. Your installation agreement
Look for the seller's full legal name, any business name and the date you signed. Keep the proposal and warranty documents too.
2. Your financing agreement
Find the named creditor, loan or retail installment contract, and any lease or power purchase agreement. A sales logo alone does not identify the agreement.
3. Your latest statement
Check who receives payments today and save any servicing-transfer notices. The servicer, creditor and installer can have different roles.
Ready for Bennett Legal to Review Your Solar Financing Issue?
Finding your installer and identifying your financing company are preparation steps. They do not submit anything to Bennett Legal. To ask for a review, you need to complete and submit the solar intake form.
Step 1: Complete the intake form.
Complete and submit the solar intake form. Opening the form does not start a review.
Step 2: Have the relevant documents ready.
Keep your installation agreement, financing agreement and latest statement where you can find them.
Step 3: Our team reviews the inquiry and reaches out as soon as possible.
No review starts until you submit the form.
Reading this page or opening the form does not start a review. Identifying an installer, or finding a bankruptcy filing, does not establish a legal claim. Submitting an inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship or guarantee representation.
You can start with the paperwork you have.
Tell us the installer's name, the financing company on your agreement and what happened. We will explain what additional documents are needed for an individual review.
Free case evaluation.This information is general and does not create an attorney-client relationship. An evaluation does not guarantee representation or a particular result.