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Cancel Pink Energy Solar Contract
About Pink Energy
Pink Energy (formerly Power Home Solar) was one of the fastest-growing residential solar installers in the US before filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in October 2022. The company left thousands of homeowners with broken systems, unfulfilled warranties, and no recourse — while their loan obligations to GoodLeap and Mosaic continued. If you signed a Pink Energy contract, you may have strong grounds to cancel based on fraud, misrepresentation, and the company's inability to honor its obligations.
Complaints listed on this page
- System never worked properly after installation
- Company went bankrupt and stopped responding to service calls
- Promised savings never materialized — bills actually increased
- Salespeople lied about tax credit eligibility
- Roof damage caused during installation was never repaired
- System was undersized compared to what was promised
- Loan payments continued even after company went bankrupt
Issues listed on this page
- Filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy in October 2022
- North Carolina Attorney General investigation for deceptive practices
- Thousands of unresolved warranty claims at time of bankruptcy
- Multiple class action lawsuits filed by homeowners
- Lenders (GoodLeap, Mosaic) continued collecting payments post-bankruptcy
- FTC complaints filed by hundreds of customers
- BBB rating of F with 1,000+ unresolved complaints
Cancellation grounds listed on this page
- Company bankruptcy — inability to perform contractual obligations
- Fraudulent misrepresentation of system performance and savings
- TILA violations in financing documents
- Failure to honor warranty obligations
- Deceptive sales practices under state consumer protection laws
- Undisclosed escalator clauses in loan agreements
- Roof damage and property destruction during installation
Legal matters listed on this page
- Multiple class action suits filed in NC, OH, TN, VA, and other states
- North Carolina AG investigation (2022)
- Individual homeowner suits against GoodLeap for continuing to collect post-bankruptcy