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Were You Sold by Titan Solar Power in Florida?
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Part of the complete guide: Failed Solar in Florida: The Complete Homeowner's Guide →
Titan Solar Power was once one of the largest residential solar installers in the country. When it ceased operations in 2024, it left a trail of Florida homeowners with functioning hardware but no one to call for service or warranty work.
What we typically see
- Functional systems with orphaned workmanship warranties and no service path.
- Unresolved punch-list items and incomplete closeouts.
- Financing through GoodLeap, Mosaic, or Sunlight Financial.
What you can do
- File equipment warranty claims directly with the manufacturer for any failed hardware.
- Gather the loan and completion paperwork — that's what an attorney needs to evaluate a Holder Rule claim against the lender.
- Get a licensed roofer to handle any leaks the workmanship warranty no longer covers.
We document your Titan system and loan and connect you with a vetted Florida attorney.
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Frequently asked questions
Titan Solar went out of business — what about my warranty?
Manufacturer equipment warranties survive and run to you directly. The installer's workmanship warranty generally does not. Document your system, file manufacturer claims for failed hardware, and ask a Florida attorney whether the Holder Rule applies to your loan.
Who financed Titan Solar Power systems?
Commonly GoodLeap, Mosaic, and Sunlight Financial — all of which can be subject to Holder Rule claims.
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