Momentum Solar Closed — Steps to Protect Your Solar Investment
Momentum Solar ceased operations in 2024, leaving approximately 100,000 customers without warranty support or monitoring services across multiple states.
What Happened
Momentum Solar, once one of the top 10 residential solar installers in the US, closed its doors in 2024. The company had been facing financial difficulties and regulatory scrutiny in multiple states. Customers were left with active loan payments but no installer support.
What Still Works
Your equipment manufacturer warranties (panels, inverters, optimizers) remain valid. Your solar panels continue to generate electricity. Your net metering agreement with your utility is unaffected.
What You Lost
Your workmanship warranty covering installation quality, your monitoring service if Momentum provided it, and your point of contact for system issues or warranty claims related to installation.
What to Do Right Now
Check your system is still producing by logging into your inverter app (SolarEdge, Enphase, or SolarEdge Home) or run a free SolarDoctor health check.
Locate your original contract and equipment warranty documents. These are critical for any future manufacturer warranty claims.
Have a local licensed solar installer inspect your system, especially roof penetrations and electrical connections.
Set up independent monitoring with SolarDoctor — free health scores and alerts so you're never caught off guard again.
Contact your loan provider if you're experiencing system issues that affect your ability to generate the savings you were promised.
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