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| The name | What it actually is | What it owes you |
|---|---|---|
Titan Solar Power Signed your contract |
One of the largest residential installers in Arizona and the Southwest. Liquidated under Chapter 7 in June 2024 across 26 entities in 22 states. | The workmanship warranty Gone with the company |
EnergyAid Answers the phone today |
Acquired Titan intellectual property and services Titan, Sunworks, Solcius, Suntuity and Arcadia systems left without an installer. Acquired by Otovo in 2026. | Nothing, as warranty Paid service only — a real option, at a price |
Chapter 7 is liquidation, not reorganization. In April 2024 Titan had already laid off most of its workforce and stopped answering customer service; the filing followed in Arizona, case 2:24-bk-04979, covering 26 entities across 22 states. There was no plan, no continuing operations, and no successor company took on the customer obligations.
In plain terms: the workmanship warranty is gone. A workmanship warranty is only as good as the company standing behind it. Your equipment coverage is untouched, and that is where most of the value sits.
| Component | Term | Left | Now honored by |
|---|---|---|---|
Workmanship and labor Titan Solar Power | Commonly 10-25 yrs Your signed agreement governs | Forfeited in Chapter 7 | Not covered Nobody. No reorganized company, no buyer who inherited it. EnergyAid services these systems but explicitly did not assume this warranty. We will not send you there pretending otherwise. |
Solar panel modules Your panel manufacturer | 12-yr product 25-yr performance | 6 yrs left of 12 19 yrs performance | Claimable Unaffected. Never was Titan’s promise to break. |
Microinverters Your inverter manufacturer | 25-yr product | 19 yrs left of 25 | Claimable Manufacturer obligation, unaffected. Replacement units shipped free on a valid claim. |
Monitoring and alerts Your monitoring platform | Platform survives | No fixed term | Action needed The platform did not die with Titan. Your account exists, but Titan likely still holds owner rights on it and cannot correct them. Production drops, we alert you. |
Titan stopped answering customer service in April 2024. If something failed after that, nobody was watching. Here is what that costs.
We confirmed a working channel for Titan systems on 8/2/2026 — a phone number and a website, both live. Being straight with you: it is a paid servicer, not a warranty desk. It acquired Titan intellectual property and services Titan, Sunworks, Solcius, Suntuity and Arcadia systems left without an installer, and it was itself acquired in 2026.
Coverage is strongest in California, Arizona and Nevada. If you are outside those states the answer may be that they cannot reach you, and your kit says so rather than sending you to find out.
The servicer’s direct line and website, with the date each was last confirmed working.
What to say so you are quoted for the right work, and what a fair quote looks like for the common failures.
Which states it covers, and what your options are if yours is not one of them.
I am claiming under the limited product warranty issued with these modules. On the date of this letter that term has six years remaining, with nineteen years remaining on the performance term.
The fault is as follows. The affected module serial numbers are listed below, and the attached production record shows monthly output against expected output, establishing when the shortfall began.
I am not able to obtain installer certification of this claim, as Titan Solar Power was liquidated and cannot provide it. I ask that this not be treated as a bar to the claim.
Please confirm receipt in writing within thirty days with a claim reference number.
One payment. Your installer, your equipment, your state, your dates.
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