Solar Contract Watchdog — Phoenix, AZ
Solar Complaints in Phoenix, AZ
Real Companies. Real Issues.
Phoenix homeowners have reported issues with 10 active solar companies in the area. Research complaint data, learn your AZ rights, and find out if you have a case.
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Top Solar Complaints in Phoenix
- !Extreme heat (115F+) causing inverter thermal shutdowns
- !APS rate plan changes eliminating projected savings
- !Monsoon storm damage to improperly secured panels
- !Door-to-door sales saturation in suburban developments
- !Production dropping in extreme summer heat
Solar Companies Active in Phoenix
Sunrun
B2,847 BBB complaints
"Phoenix Sunrun customers report APS rate plan changes cut projected savings by 40% after installation"
Freedom Forever
B1,534 BBB complaints
"Freedom Forever Phoenix complaints include door-to-door sales targeting new Maricopa County subdivisions"
Tesla Solar / Tesla Energy
B1,567 BBB complaints
"Tesla Solar Phoenix customers report monsoon storm damage claims denied as 'acts of God'"
ADT Solar
B1,245 BBB complaints
"ADT Solar Phoenix customers report service calls unresponsive after Sunpro brand transition"
Titan Solar Power
B+567 BBB complaints
"Titan Solar Phoenix complaints include aggressive sales tactics and production shortfalls in summer heat"
Elevation Solar
A423 BBB complaints
"Elevation Solar Phoenix customers report inverter shutdowns during 115F+ days not covered under warranty"
ION Solar
B876 BBB complaints
Sunnova Energy
B1,345 BBB complaints
GoodLeap (formerly Loanpal)
B1,456 BBB complaints
"GoodLeap Phoenix borrowers report loan funded before APS interconnection approval was received"
Solar Mosaic / Mosaic
B1,234 BBB complaints
"Mosaic Phoenix customers report dealer fee of $7,200 added to loan without line-item disclosure"
AZ State Law Is On Your Side
Arizona's AG has investigated solar sales practices, particularly around misleading production estimates in the state's high-sun market. The Registrar of Contractors actively licenses and disciplines solar installers.
- Arizona Consumer Fraud Act (A.R.S. 44-1521)
- Arizona Registrar of Contractors Statutes
- Arizona Residential Utility Consumer Office (RUCO) Act
Grounds to Cancel Your Phoenix Solar Contract
- FTC 3-day right of rescission not honored at signing
- Misrepresentation of projected energy savings
- Undisclosed escalator clauses in your contract
- Truth in Lending Act (TILA) violations in financing documents
- System performance below contractual guarantees
- Solar company bankruptcy or change of ownership
- Deceptive sales practices under state consumer protection law
Frequently Asked Questions — Phoenix, AZ
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