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Who this guide applies to

This guide is for homeowners whose solar system was sold or installed by Blue Raven Solar, an installer based in Orem, Utah. SunPower bought Blue Raven in October 2021.

On August 5, 2024, SunPower and its affiliates, including Blue Raven Solar, LLC, filed Chapter 11 in Delaware (Case No. 24-11649). Complete Solaria bought the Blue Raven business, and the sale closed September 30, 2024. Complete Solaria later took the SunPower name and became SunPower Inc. in October 2025.

Who holds your contract

SunPower Inc. bought the Blue Raven business, but it did not take over customer loans, leases, or PPAs. That means:

  • If you have a solar loan, your contract is with your lender. Keep paying the lender. Blue Raven and SunPower Inc. don’t hold your loan.
  • If you have a legacy SunPower lease or PPA installed before September 30, 2024, SunStrong Management services it at (833) 514-1858.
  • If you paid cash, you own the system.

Look at who sends your monthly bill. That company holds your contract. Our account contact finder can help.

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Warranty and repairs

SunPower Inc.’s warranty page says the warranties in installation agreements for systems installed and energized by Blue Raven Solar remain valid, and that SunPower Inc. will service them. File requests through the claim form on that page. Its warranty line is (877) 299-4943.

Panel, inverter, and battery warranties stay with the equipment manufacturers. Keep a written record of every request.

Your options for getting out

  • If you signed recently, the federal three-day rule and your state’s cancellation window may still apply. Check our state solar laws page.
  • Pay off the loan. You can usually pay off a solar loan early. Ask your lender for a payoff letter, and use our payoff calculator to see what you’d save in interest.
  • Sell with the loan. Most solar loans are paid off at closing. See selling a house with a solar loan.
  • Raise misrepresentation with the lender. If the seller arranged your loan, federal rules may let you raise claims about the sale against the lender. Read about the FTC Holder Rule.

If you were misled

If a Blue Raven salesperson promised a tax credit you didn’t qualify for, savings that never showed up, or a lower price than your loan shows, gather your documents and write down what you were told. A large gap between the cash price and your loan amount can point to a dealer fee. Check yours with our dealer fee calculator.

File with your lender first, then your state attorney general and the CFPB. See our complaint guide or tell us what happened.

Common questions

Is Blue Raven Solar still in business?

Not on its own. The Blue Raven business was sold in SunPower’s bankruptcy to the company now called SunPower Inc.

Will SunPower Inc. honor my Blue Raven warranty?

SunPower Inc. says warranties for systems installed and energized by Blue Raven Solar remain valid and that it services them through the claim form on its warranty page.

Who do I pay my Blue Raven solar loan to?

Your lender, the company named on your loan agreement and monthly statement. SunPower Inc. did not take over Blue Raven customer loans.

Can I file a claim in the SunPower bankruptcy?

Case documents are on the Epiq claims site for SunPower. Many deadlines have passed, so check with a bankruptcy attorney before you spend time on it.

Sources

  1. SunPower Inc.: Warranty. Blue Raven warranties remain valid; claim form and contacts
  2. SunStrong Management: SunPower support. Legacy SunPower leases and PPAs
  3. SunPower Inc. Form 10-K (SEC). Sale approved and closed in September 2024; name change
  4. Epiq: SunPower case documents. Chapter 11 case including Blue Raven Solar, LLC

General information, not legal advice.

This guide can’t tell you whether a right applies to your agreement. For that, talk with a licensed attorney in your state.