How many complaints does SunPower have?

SunPower has 1,876 BBB complaints and 145 CFPB complaints.

Can I get out of my SunPower contract?

Many homeowners have successfully exited SunPower contracts. A free contract review can determine your options.

BANKRUPT — Contracts Still ActiveBBB: A+

SunPower Complaints
& Consumer Watchdog Report

1,876 BBB complaints. 145 CFPB filings. The company has filed for bankruptcy — but your contract obligations may still be enforced.

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1,876

BBB Complaints

145

CFPB Filings

A+

BBB Rating

2005

Year Founded

⚠️ SunPower 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 SunPower

SunPower was once considered the premium residential solar brand, known for high-efficiency panels. The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2024, leaving thousands of customers uncertain about warranty coverage and ongoing service commitments. Its dealer network model created inconsistent experiences across different markets.

Founded 2005 · Operating in 16 states

Most Common SunPower Complaints

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

1Warranty claims in limbo following Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing
2Premium pricing not reflected in system performance or service quality
3Equipment supply delays causing months-long installation backlogs
4Online monitoring platform outages lasting weeks
5Dealer network quality varies dramatically by region
6Extended wait times for replacement inverters and panels

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

SEC investigation into financial reporting irregularities (2023-2024). California AG monitoring of warranty obligations during bankruptcy proceedings.

Source: State AG offices, FTC, CFPB public records