DID YOUR SOLAR INSTALLER GO OUT OF BUSINESS?

  If your solar installer goes out of business, you should still be covered by the manufacturer's warranty for the panels themselves. However, the installer's warranty may not be enforceable unless another company buys the manufacturer's assets and honors it. Bankruptcy law considers warranties unsecured liabilities, so they may be wiped out .

 If your equipment manufacturer goes out of business, your installer is still contractually obligated to honor your warranty. However, if your installer and manufacturer end up bankrupt, you could risk losing any warranty protection. 

• Solar panel warranties vary by manufacturer and type of panel.
• A standard solar panel warranty should come with at least ten years of protection.
• Typically, solar panel warranties won't reimburse any labor costs associated with installing new equipment or shipping fees for new equipment.
• The most important warranty characteristics to compare include product warranty terms, power guarantees, labor warranty terms, transferability and bankability, and the availability of an extended warranty.

We want to help, here is our fine print. unfortunately the average lifespan of a solar company is 3 years so just honoring all warranties would give us the same fate. Here is what we are willing to do.

 Based on the life of the ins

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