Your installer may be gone. Your solar system still needs support.
An orphaned solar system is an existing system that has lost reliable installer support. MK3 helps homeowners identify what is wrong, restore compatible monitoring, repair supported equipment, and build a practical service path without selling a new solar installation.
Help for high-priority orphaned systems.
The site architecture starts with the highest-intent brand-distress pages, then connects homeowners to diagnostics, repair services, and the service area that applies.
Freedom Forever solar repair help
Current bankruptcy context, what it may mean for service, and how MK3 can diagnose an existing Freedom Forever-installed system.
Legacy SunPower system help
Support for qualifying legacy systems with production, inverter, equipment, or monitoring issues, with careful distinction between old SunPower Corporation and current SunPower Inc.
Diagnose the system, then follow the evidence.
System diagnostics
Establish whether the issue is production, inverter, monitoring, wiring, equipment, or a combination.
Inverter & equipment repair
Diagnose supported inverter and equipment faults before recommending repair or replacement.
Monitoring reconnection
Restore compatible reporting and account access where the equipment and manufacturer platform allow it.
More installer-specific service paths.
These pages explain the current company context first, then connect the homeowner to the technical repair path without implying MK3 has taken over another company’s contracts or warranties.
Sunnova system help
Understand the post-Chapter 11 servicing transition and when independent diagnostics may make sense.
Titan Solar Power systems
Independent repair guidance after Titan ceased operations and affiliated entities entered Chapter 7.
ADT Solar systems
Use official ADT support where applicable, then independent diagnostics for qualifying repair needs.
Installer not listed?
MK3 can evaluate the equipment and symptom even when the original installer is unknown or not shown here.
Installer warranty and manufacturer warranty are not the same thing.
MK3 does not assume the obligations of a closed installer. Equipment coverage may still apply in some situations, but validity, transferability, eligibility, and payment are determined by the manufacturer and the applicable warranty terms.
MK3 can inspect the equipment, explain the repair path, and identify information that may be useful if you contact a manufacturer. The company does not promise that a warranty will cover the work.
MK3 serves the Inland Empire and accepts select Los Angeles-area service calls. Availability is confirmed by address and repair scope.
MK3 currently lists the San Antonio metro as its primary Texas repair territory.
Solar repair FAQs
Straight answers, with warranty and repairability determined by the actual equipment and applicable terms.
It is an existing solar system whose original installer is no longer providing reliable support because the company closed, filed bankruptcy, stopped servicing the area, or stopped responding.
MK3’s business model is built around existing-system diagnostics and repair. Serviceability still depends on the equipment, system condition, access, and parts availability.
No. MK3 is not the successor to the original installer and does not assume that company’s workmanship obligations. Manufacturer coverage may still apply depending on the manufacturer and warranty terms.
If possible, have the installer name, equipment brand, monitoring screenshots, error codes, recent utility bill changes, and the service address or ZIP code.
Tell us what your solar system is doing.
Start with the symptom, equipment brand, ZIP code, and any error message you can see. MK3 will use that information to route the service request.
Tell us what your solar system is doing.
Share the basics about the system, the issue you are seeing, and where service is needed. MK3 will use those details to route your request.