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    Sunrun Inc. — Company Profile & Homeowner Guide

    Sunrun is the largest residential solar provider in the United States, operating hundreds of thousands of solar leases, Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), and solar loans. Sunrun also acquired Vivint Solar in 2020 and services its legacy contract portfolio.

    Headquarters
    San Francisco, CA
    Primary Agreement Types
    Lease, PPA, Solar Loan
    Common Issue
    2.9% Escalator & Transfers

    Can You Cancel a Sunrun Contract?

    Learn what to check in a Sunrun lease, PPA, or purchase agreement, which documents matter, and why cancellation options depend on your circumstances.

    Read Sunrun Cancellation Guide

    Sunrun Complaints & Lawsuits Exposed

    Explore documented consumer complaint patterns, state AG inquiries, BBB issues, and FTC Holder Rule claims involving Sunrun and legacy Vivint Solar agreements.

    Read Complaints & Lawsuits Breakdown

    Understanding Sunrun Lease & PPA Contracts

    In a typical Sunrun lease or Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), Sunrun maintains legal ownership of the solar equipment on your roof. You agree to make fixed monthly lease payments or pay per kilowatt-hour generated over a 20 to 25 year period.

    Key terms that generate the most homeowner disputes include:

    • The 2.9% Annual Escalator: Many Sunrun agreements increase your monthly rate by 2.9% every year. Over 25 years, payments can double, outpacing local utility price increases.
    • UCC-1 Fixture Filings during Home Sales: Sunrun files a UCC-1 security statement against the solar equipment. When selling your home, buyers often refuse to assume the lease, creating closing friction.
    • Legacy Vivint Solar Portfolio: Sunrun acquired Vivint Solar in 2020. Sunrun is legally responsible for servicing and honoring consumer claims on legacy Vivint contracts.

    Trapped in a Sunrun Contract?

    Elite Solar Recovery evaluates Sunrun leases, PPAs, and loan agreements for grounds to rescind or cancel under consumer protection laws.

    Sources & References

    Every claim on this page is sourced from public records, court filings, regulatory announcements, or federal law. Review the primary sources below.

    This page is educational content, not legal advice. Specific situations require review by a licensed attorney in your state. Elite Solar Recovery is an independent consumer protection firm and is not affiliated with any company listed above.
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