INDEPENDENT SOLAR REPAIR IN ARIZONA
If Solcius installed your solar panels and something
isn't working, you're not stuck. Watt Masters provides
independent Solcius solar repair, troubleshooting.
Watt Masten is an indeonndant aneno deciel and moly or
and is not afflinted with Solcius, Sunworks, or Energykld.
Solar output suddenly stopped?
Fault codes or inverter offline?
Can't see your production?
Need panels removed and reinstalled?
Is your equipment still covered?
Unsure what's wrong with the system?
The equipment it installed isn’t.
Those systems still contain solar panels, inverters or microinverters, electrical wiring, breakers, disconnects, monitoring equipment, and other components that may need service for years to come.
No. Solcius LLC ceased operations and filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy on February 5, 2024, along with its parent company, Sunworks, Inc., and other Sunworks subsidiaries.
Solcius had been acquired by Sunworks in 2021 and operated as its residential solar business. The company installed residential solar in Arizona and numerous other states.
Solcius also maintained a Phoenix location at 3818 E La Salle Street, making its closure particularly relevant for Arizona homeowners who still have Solcius-installed systems on their roofs.
The installation company may be gone.
There’s an important update former Solcius customers should know about.
In March 2025, solar service company EnergyAid acquired certain Solcius and Sunworks intellectual property, customer data, and monitoring sites through the bankruptcy process.
EnergyAid now offers monitoring and service options for former Solcius customers.
That does not mean you’re required to use one particular company for every solar repair.
If you’re an Arizona homeowner looking for a local second opinion, electrical troubleshooting, inverter diagnostics, solar repair, or service for an existing system, Watt Masters can independently evaluate many Solcius-installed systems.
Our role is straightforward.
Start with diagnosis, not replacement.
A solar system that isn’t producing can look like a panel problem when the panels themselves are perfectly functional.
The actual failure could involve:
That’s why Watt Masters approaches an existing Solcius system as an electrical troubleshooting problem first.
We identify the equipment, look at what the system is doing, test the relevant components, and determine where the failure is occurring.
Then we can discuss what actually needs to be repaired or replaced.
Watt Masters services existing Solcius solar systems throughout our Arizona service area. We provide honest diagnostics, professional repairs, and clear options to keep your system working.
Serving Arizona for more than 25 years.
Solar troubleshooting beyond the panels
We work on solar installed by other companies
This is one of the most confusing parts of an installer bankruptcy.
Your original solar installation may have involved several different warranties.
Solcius Workmanship or Service Warranty
A workmanship, labor, service, or other warranty issued directly by Solcius may have been affected by the company’s Chapter 7 bankruptcy and closure.
Watt Masters does not assume Solcius warranties or contractual obligations.
Solar Equipment Warranties
The equipment installed on your home may have separate manufacturer warranties.
Depending on your particular system, that could include warranty coverage associated with:
Manufacturer coverage isn’t the same thing as the original installer’s workmanship warranty.
Whether a particular component remains covered depends on the manufacturer, model, installation date, warranty terms, cause of failure, ownership status, and other requirements.
Start by Identifying What Actually Failed
Before spending time trying to make a warranty claim, you need to know which component is causing the problem.
That’s where proper diagnosis helps.
If an inverter failed, that’s a very different conversation from damaged wiring, a tripped breaker, a monitoring problem, or a roof-related issue.
Your inverter or microinverter system is responsible for converting the electricity generated by your solar panels into electricity your home can use.
When that equipment fails, the result can be dramatic.
But an inverter error doesn’t automatically prove the inverter itself needs replacement.
The problem could involve the inverter, wiring, optimizers, communications, breakers, disconnects, or another electrical component.
That’s why troubleshooting comes first.
A SolarEdge fault doesn’t mean your Solcius panels need to come off the roof.
The array may still have years of useful life left.
An offline monitoring system can mean several different things.
Sometimes the solar equipment is still producing and you’ve simply lost communication with it.
Other times, the monitoring outage is the first visible sign that something actually stopped working.
That’s why we separate two questions:
Can you see the system?
and
Is the system producing?
They’re not always the same problem.
Troubleshooting can help determine whether you’re dealing with communications, monitoring access, an inverter issue, an electrical fault, or another problem with the system.
If your Solcius system has stopped generating electricity, we can troubleshoot the electrical and solar equipment to identify the likely source of the failure.
For Solcius systems using SolarEdge equipment, we can investigate inverter errors, optimizer issues, wiring, breakers, disconnects, and other related components.
A system doesn't have to be completely dead to have a problem.
If production has fallen substantially without an obvious explanation, diagnostics can help determine whether part of the array or electrical system isn't operating correctly.
Can't see your production anymore?
We'll help determine whether the issue is simply communications or whether the solar system itself has stopped producing.
This is where Watt Masters' background matters.
Solar systems contain real electrical infrastructure: conductors, connections, breakers, disconnects, grounding, conduit, inverters, and service equipment.
When something electrical fails, you want an electrician who understands solar.
Need a new roof underneath your Solcius solar array? Watt Masters provides solar panel removal and reinstallation in Phoenix and throughout our Arizona service area, including systems originally installed by other solar companies.
If you aren't sure whether your Solcius system is operating correctly, we can inspect and troubleshoot the existing equipment.
You already bought solar. We’re not here to sell it to you again.
You need to know what’s wrong with the system you own.
Watt Masters has served Arizona since 1999 as an experienced electrical contractor.
That gives us a different perspective on solar repair.
We look beyond the panels at the electrical system that makes them work.
Depending on the issue, that may include:
We service existing solar systems, including systems we didn’t originally install.
Our approach is simple:
Diagnose first. Explain what we find. Repair what actually needs repair.
Solcius installed solar throughout Arizona and previously maintained a physical location in Phoenix.
Watt Masters provides independent solar repair and troubleshooting throughout our Arizona service area.
If you’re searching for:
you’ve found an experienced Arizona electrical contractor that can help with the solar system itself.
If you have it, gather:
Don’t have any of that?
Don’t worry.
Start with your address and what the system is doing.
No. Solcius LLC and its parent company, Sunworks, ceased operations and filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in February 2024.
Yes. Solcius maintained a location at 3818 E La Salle Street in Phoenix, Arizona.
EnergyAid acquired certain Solcius intellectual property, customer data, and monitoring sites in 2025 and offers service to former customers. Arizona homeowners may also choose an independent qualified solar and electrical contractor. Watt Masters provides independent troubleshooting and repair for existing solar systems in Arizona.
No. Watt Masters is an independent Arizona electrical and solar contractor. We are not affiliated with Solcius, Sunworks, or EnergyAid and do not assume their contracts, warranties, debts, or other obligations.
Watt Masters services and troubleshoots existing solar systems, including systems originally installed by other contractors. Serviceability depends on the equipment and problem found during diagnosis.
We can diagnose existing SolarEdge-based solar systems to determine whether a problem involves the inverter, optimizers, wiring, breakers, electrical connections, communications, or another component.
Yes. If you inherited a Solcius-installed system with an Arizona home purchase, Watt Masters can inspect and troubleshoot the existing solar equipment.
Not necessarily. A failed inverter, optimizer, breaker, electrical connection, monitoring component, or other problem can cause a system to stop producing even when the solar panels remain usable.
Solcius-provided workmanship or service warranties may have been affected by the company’s bankruptcy. Separate manufacturer warranties may still apply to individual equipment depending on the product and warranty terms.
EnergyAid announced in March 2025 that it acquired Solcius and Sunworks intellectual property, customer data, and monitoring sites through the bankruptcy process. That’s different from the original Solcius installation company continuing to operate.
You can seek independent solar service. Watt Masters provides an independent option for Arizona homeowners who need solar and electrical troubleshooting or repair.
Don’t assume the bankruptcy cancels your financing obligation. Your loan or other financing agreement may be separate from Solcius’s installation and service obligations. Contact your lender regarding your specific agreement.
Yes. Watt Masters provides solar panel removal and reinstallation for roof replacement projects, including systems originally installed by other solar contractors.
