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Cancel Sungevity / Complete Solaria Solar Contract

About Sungevity / Complete Solaria

Sungevity filed for bankruptcy in 2017 and its assets were acquired, eventually becoming Complete Solaria. Thousands of customers were left with orphaned contracts, no service support, and no clear path to cancellation. This is one of the strongest legal cancellation scenarios — company bankruptcy is a recognized ground for contract termination under consumer protection law, and our team has successfully used it to cancel hundreds of Sungevity agreements.

Complaints listed on this page

Company went bankrupt but lenders are still collecting monthly payments
No one to call for service, repairs, or warranty claims
System has been non-functional for months or years with no resolution
Lien on home prevents sale even though company no longer exists
New owner (Complete Solaria) refuses to honor original contract terms
Bankruptcy constitutes failure of consideration — strong legal grounds to cancel
Successor company changed terms without customer consent

Issues listed on this page

Sungevity bankruptcy proceedings (2017) — thousands of affected customers
Class action related to orphaned contracts and continued billing
Individual suits against lenders under FTC Holder Rule
State AG actions in CA, CO, NY related to post-bankruptcy billing
Complete Solaria also filed for bankruptcy in 2023

Cancellation grounds listed on this page

Failure of consideration — company cannot perform contracted services
Frustration of purpose doctrine
FTC Holder Rule — consumer defenses apply against successor lenders
Lien release — improper continuation of lien after company dissolution
State consumer protection laws — deceptive continuation of billing
Successor company bankruptcy (Complete Solaria, 2023)

Legal matters listed on this page

Sungevity bankruptcy proceedings (2017)
Complete Solaria bankruptcy (2023)
Class action related to orphaned contracts and continued billing
State AG actions in CA, CO, NY