New Mexico official complaint route
File a New Mexico consumer complaint
Use Guided Help or the electronic complaint system to send the matter to the appropriate state unit.
File a New Mexico consumer complaint
Use Guided Help or the electronic complaint system to send the matter to the appropriate state unit.
For a residential-solar complaint, keep the sales proposal, signed or electronic contract, financing or lease documents, utility bills, production records, permits, inspection records, cancellation attempts, and company correspondence.
Open the official New Mexico complaint page ↗Titan Solar Power resources for New Mexico
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Arizona lists Titan Solar Power NM, Inc. as an associated Titan debtor under case 2:24-bk-05240-BKM. The listing identifies the state-named debtor; it does not determine the status of any individual customer's contract, loan, warranty, or bankruptcy claim.
U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of ArizonaView the official Titan bankruptcy case hub ↗Titan Solar Power warranty after bankruptcy →Titan Solar Power closure and bankruptcy tracker →New Mexico sues Vivint Solar over long-term residential contracts
The 2018 complaint alleged unfair practices, high-pressure sales, escalating 20-year agreements, and real-estate filings that clouded homeowners' titles. Vivint Solar was later acquired by Sunrun.
New Mexico Department of Justice · Source dated Mar 8, 2018Read the source and case details ↗