BANKRUPT — Contracts Still ActiveBBB: NR

Sungevity Complaints
& Consumer Watchdog Report

456 BBB complaints. 34 CFPB filings. The company has filed for bankruptcy — but your contract obligations may still be enforced.

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456
BBB Complaints
34
CFPB Filings
NR
BBB Rating
2007
Year Founded

⚠️ Sungevity Has Filed for Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy does not automatically cancel your solar contract. A trustee or acquiring company may still enforce your loan or lease payments. Homeowners who act quickly have more options — including contract rescission, loan challenges, and negotiated settlements.

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About Sungevity

Sungevity was an early pioneer in remote solar design and online sales before filing for bankruptcy in 2017. The company's failure left thousands of customers with leased solar systems serviced by successor companies that many consumers had never heard of. Sungevity's collapse is frequently cited as a cautionary tale about the risks of solar leases with financially unstable companies.

Founded 2007 · Operating in 7 states

Most Common Sungevity Complaints

Patterns identified from BBB filings, CFPB reports, and consumer submissions.

  • 1Company bankruptcy leaving customers with orphaned systems
  • 2Lease agreements transferred to unknown third-party servicers
  • 3No warranty coverage available after company closure
  • 4System monitoring and support completely discontinued
  • 5Customers unable to get system documentation for home sales
  • 6Original sales promises unenforceable against successor companies

Recognize any of these? If your experience matches these complaint patterns, you may have grounds to challenge your contract.

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Government & Legal Actions

California AG monitoring of consumer impacts during bankruptcy liquidation. Bankruptcy court oversight of lease portfolio transfers to successor servicers.

Source: State AG offices, FTC, CFPB public records

States Where Sungevity Operates

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