Michigan solar repair
Solar panel repair in Michigan
Several companies that sold a lot of solar in Michigan have shut down, including Power Home Solar (Pink Energy), Climax Solar and Freedom Forever. We repair and service the systems they left behind.
- Grand Rapids, Holland, Kalamazoo, Portage and nearby
- Any brand of panels, inverters and batteries
- Unfinished permits and failed inspections
Get help in Michigan
Tell us what's going on. We'll call you, usually within one business day.
Areas we serve
How solar gets approved in Michigan
A home system usually needs a local electrical permit with a final inspection from your city or township, and approval from your utility to connect, such as Consumers Energy, DTE or a city utility like the Holland Board of Public Works. If the installer disappeared before either step, the system may never have been allowed to run, even though it's on your roof.
How it works
- Tell us what's wrong. Two minutes on the form above.
- We call you. We'll ask about your system and set up a visit.
- We find the problem and quote the fix before any work starts.
- Your panels make power again. No more paying for a system that sits there.
We work on systems other companies abandoned
When an installer goes out of business, the homeowner is often left with no one to call: no monitoring, no workmanship warranty, sometimes a permit that never got its final inspection. The panels and inverters themselves usually still carry the manufacturer's warranty, and we can help you use it.
Common questions
Which solar companies went out of business in Michigan?
Companies that sold widely in Michigan and have shut down include Power Home Solar (Pink Energy, Chapter 7 in 2022) and Climax Solar of Portage (Chapter 7 in 2024). Freedom Forever filed Chapter 11 in 2026.
Do solar systems in Michigan need an inspection?
Yes. A home system usually needs a local electrical permit with a final inspection, plus approval from your utility to connect.