Report a business, business practice, or scam to the Consumer Protection Division.
Official complaint routeState government source
File a Texas consumer complaint
Report a business, business practice, or scam to the Consumer Protection Division.
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.
Texas Attorney General residential solar investigation involving Sunrun
The April 2026 announcement says Texas issued Civil Investigative Demands to Sunrun and other companies while examining possible misrepresentations involving electric-bill savings, system performance, equipment, company terms and policies, warranties, service plans, marketing materials, and contracts. An investigation is not a finding of wrongdoing.
Michigan is testing how far responsibility extends after a solar sale. Separate actions in Texas and Arizona show why Sunrun customers should be paying attention.
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Arizona lists Titan Solar Power TX, Inc. as an associated Titan debtor under case 2:24-bk-05248-DPC. The listing identifies the state-named debtor; it does not determine the status of any individual customer's contract, loan, warranty, or bankruptcy claim.
Texas sues CAM Solar over alleged fraudulent sales
The May 2026 lawsuit alleges deceptive marketing, defective or nonfunctioning systems, improper installations, misrepresented savings and tax credits, and unanswered service requests.
