What to Do When Your Solar Installer Went Out of Business in Arizona
If your Arizona solar installer closed, stopped answering, or sold your account, here is how to organize records, check warranties, avoid replacement-first sales pitches, and get local service help…
Read the full articleYou might also wanna read
Take These Steps if Your Solar Company Goes out of Business
Freedom Forever has filed for bankruptcy, and for current solar customers, that news can raise immediate and deeply practical concerns. If F
Can Another Solar Company Service My System?
If your solar panel system needs service, your first instinct may be to call the company that installed it. In a perfect world, that company
Solar wins big in the Arizona SRP election
Phoenix-area voters overcame unfair and arcane election rules to elect a pro-solar utility board this spring. Solar supporters educated thei
Arizona homeowners slash summer power bills by joining solar co-ops
In Arizona, some residents are finding that rooftop solar is easier to afford when they join forces with nearby neighbors rather than going
thecooldown.com·2d agoPreparing for Power Outages: The Role of Solar and Battery Storage in a Climate-Challenged World
Key Takeaways APS has announced another Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) event for Northern Arizona, just months after its first wildfire-
Positive Changes for SRP Homeowners: A New Era for Solar Policies
As we step into a new chapter for clean energy in Arizona, recent elections involving the Salt River Project (SRP) have reshaped solar polic
Comments
Sign in to join the conversation.
No comments yet. Be the first.