Who handles Titan Solar Power accounts now
Titan no longer exists as an operating company and its workmanship warranties are not being honored. Loan payments go to your lender (many Titan customers financed through GoodLeap and similar lenders), and the lender holds any UCC filing. EnergyAid, a private service company, bought Titan's customer list and offers paid monitoring and repairs; it is not affiliated with the trustees. Panel, inverter, and battery warranties remain with the manufacturers.
Bankruptcy case. Chapter 7, U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Arizona, case 2:24-bk-04978-MCW (lead, jointly administered); Titan Solar Power NV, Inc. is separate, 2:24-bk-05025-MCW, filed June 20, 2024. Claim deadline: March 11, 2025. Case website and claim forms.
What it means for homeowners
- Keep paying your solar loan; Titan's bankruptcy does not cancel your loan with the lender.
- The customer proof of claim deadline was March 11, 2025, and the court said filing was optional.
- Nevada homeowners harmed by Titan may be eligible for the Nevada Residential Recovery Fund (up to $40,000).
- Use the manufacturer contacts in the trustee's April 2025 notice for panel, inverter, and battery warranty claims.
- EnergyAid offers paid service for former Titan systems, but you can hire any licensed solar contractor.
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Founded in Arizona; later installed in more than 20 states through a dealer sales model.
Nevada State Contractors Board placed Titan on probation.
New Mexico Attorney General opened an investigation into Titan Solar over alleged unfair and deceptive practices.
An administrative law judge extended Titan's Nevada probation while regulators investigated about 100 complaints.
Ceased operations; an email to employees said a sale to a potential buyer had fallen through. The closing email said Titan had helped more than 100,000 households go solar (TIME).
PM & M Electric, Inc. dba Titan Solar Power filed Chapter 7 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Arizona (lead case 2:24-bk-04978-MCW); state affiliates filed separate cases that are jointly administered.
Nevada State Contractors Board revoked Titan's license and imposed a $400,000 fine after a hearing on 70 violations involving 29 homeowners.
Deadline for customers to file an optional proof of claim (per the court's Titan Solar FAQ).
Service company EnergyAid acquired Titan's former customer list and intellectual property and began offering paid monitoring and repair to former Titan customers.
Trustee David M. Reaves filed a customer reference notice with manufacturer contacts and state resource lists for Colorado, Texas, Utah, and Virginia customers.
Trustees filed a motion for a global settlement among affiliated estates, including about $5 million from an adversary proceeding against former owner Kenneth Williams and others; hearing set for November 20, 2025.
Official contacts
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Arizona, cases of public interest
Lists the lead Titan case (PM & M Electric, 2:24-bk-04978-MCW) and the separate Titan Solar Power NV case.
Court FAQ for Titan Solar customers
Explains the Chapter 7 cases, the March 11, 2025 claim deadline, and advises customers to contact their financing company.
Trustee notice for Titan customers (CO, TX, UT, VA estates)
Filed by Chapter 7 trustee David M. Reaves; includes manufacturer warranty contacts and state agency lists.
Visit the official page (602) 241-0101
Nevada State Contractors Board release on Titan license revocation
Explains the Residential Recovery Fund (up to $40,000 for eligible Nevada homeowners).
Visit the official page (702) 486-1100
New Mexico Department of Justice consumer complaint
New Mexico AG release announcing the Titan investigation and how to file a complaint.
Visit the official page 505-490-4060
EnergyAid (private servicer of former Titan customers)
Bought Titan's customer list; offers paid monitoring and repair. Not a court-appointed servicer.
Government actions
Actions by regulators and attorneys general. Lawsuits describe allegations unless a court ruled or the case settled.
- May 2023, Nevada State Contractors Board. Placed Titan Solar Power on probation. Source
- August 2023, New Mexico Attorney General. Opened an investigation into Titan Solar over alleged unfair and deceptive business practices, including aggressive sales tactics. No lawsuit was reported. Source
- July 16, 2024, Nevada State Contractors Board. Revoked Titan's Nevada contractor license and fined it $400,000 after an administrative law judge found 70 violations involving 29 homeowners, including delayed projects and poor workmanship (resolved disciplinary order). Source
Your options
Sources
- Arizona bankruptcy court, cases of public interest. Lead case number, debtor name dba Titan Solar Power, joint administration, Chief Judge Wanslee.
- Arizona bankruptcy court, Titan Solar FAQ. Chapter 7, list of case numbers, March 11, 2025 claim deadline, customer guidance.
- Trustees' stipulated motion to compromise, Oct 23, 2025. Trustees by estate, all affiliate case numbers, about $5M settlement from Williams adversary, $65,000 customer list sale, Nov 20, 2025 hearing.
- Trustee Reaves customer notice, Apr 11, 2025. Trustee contact details and manufacturer and state resource exhibits.
- ABC15, Aug 2024. Ceased operations June 13, 2024; Chapter 7 filed June 20, 2024; Arizona AG reviewing complaints.
- KTNV, Jun 17, 2024. Closure email, Nevada probation history, GoodLeap financing example.
- Nevada State Contractors Board release, Jul 17, 2024. License revocation, $400,000 fine, Recovery Fund.
- New Mexico DOJ release and KRQE, Aug 2023. Date of the New Mexico AG investigation announcement.
- Solar Power World, Jun 2024 (updated Apr 2025). Closure, dealer model, EnergyAid acquired Titan's customer list.
- Solar Power World, Apr 14, 2025. EnergyAid services and pricing for former Titan customers.
- TIME: Another Solar Company Goes Bust. June 2024 report on the closing email
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