Titan Solar Power is out of business... If Titan installed your system and you need repair, inverter service, troubleshoting, or help getting it producing again, Watt Masters can help.
Production suddenly dropped or stopped?
Fault Code, warning light or inverter offline?
Can't see your system or production anymore?
Need panels removed and reinstalled?
Not sure what coverage remains?
Titan installed it, but you've not sure who to call.
If Titan Solar Power installed your solar system and you now need help, you don’t have to replace the system or figure it out on your own.
Watt Masters provides independent Titan Solar Power repair, troubleshooting, and electrical service for Arizona homeowners with existing systems.
Whether your inverter has failed, your solar stopped producing, monitoring went offline, or you simply don’t know who to call now that Titan is out of business, we can inspect the system, diagnose the actual problem, and determine the best path forward.
Watt Masters is an independent Arizona electrical and solar contractor and is not affiliated with Titan Solar Power.
Watt Masters can service and troubleshoot existing Titan Solar Power systems in Arizona. Titan Solar Power filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in 2024 and is no longer operating. Former Titan customers who need repairs can hire an independent qualified solar and electrical contractor to diagnose and service their existing equipment.
Serving Arizona for more than 25 years.
Solar troubleshooting beyond the panels
We work on solar installed by other companies
Titan Solar Power was a large solar installer headquartered in Chandler, Arizona that installed residential solar systems in Arizona and numerous other states.
In June 2024, Titan Solar Power and affiliated companies entered Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceedings in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Arizona.
Titan Solar Power is no longer operating or providing service to its former customers.
For Arizona homeowners, that created a practical problem:
The installer may be gone, but thousands of solar systems are still sitting on homes and still need to work.
If something fails, you need someone who is willing and qualified to work on a system they didn’t originally install.
That’s where Watt Masters can help.
The inverter is one of the first places to investigate when an existing solar system suddenly stops producing or experiences a major production drop.
Former Titan installations included systems using SolarEdge and Enphase equipment, among other components.
An inverter error doesn’t automatically mean you need a new inverter.
The underlying issue could involve the inverter, optimizers, microinverters, wiring, breakers, disconnects, communications, connections, or another electrical component.
Watt Masters troubleshoots the system before recommending what to replace.
Don’t assume a dead-looking SolarEdge system means the entire solar array has failed.
The panels may still be perfectly usable.
Some Titan installations used Enphase equipment rather than a traditional string inverter.
An Enphase system can develop different service problems, including failed microinverters, communication issues, gateway problems, electrical faults, or individual modules that stop reporting properly.
Watt Masters can inspect the system and determine whether the issue is isolated to one component or affects the larger array.
Knowing what equipment Titan installed on your particular home is the starting point.
This is where the answer needs a little nuance.
There are usually two different kinds of warranty involved with a solar installation:
Any workmanship, labor, production, or service obligation provided directly by Titan Solar Power may be affected by the company’s closure and bankruptcy.
Watt Masters does not assume Titan’s warranties or contractual obligations.
Your solar equipment may have separate warranties issued by the equipment manufacturer.
Those warranties are different from Titan’s workmanship warranty.
Depending on your system, manufacturer coverage may potentially exist for equipment such as:
Coverage depends on the specific manufacturer, model, installation date, warranty terms, failure, and other conditions.
If you’re unsure what equipment you have, start there.
We can identify the equipment installed on your system and diagnose the problem so you know what you’re actually dealing with.
If monitoring shows little or no production, we'll determine where the failure is occurring rather than automatically recommending a new system.
We can troubleshoot inverter errors, electrical faults, wiring, disconnects, breakers, and related equipment.
Sometimes the array is producing but the homeowner can no longer see it. Other times lost monitoring is the first clue that something has failed.
We can investigate communication and monitoring problems as part of the system diagnosis.
Depending on the equipment, a problem with a string, optimizer, microinverter, connection, or module can affect only part of the system.
Solar is electrical infrastructure.
Loose or damaged connections, failed breakers, damaged conduit, grounding issues, disconnect problems, and other electrical faults require an electrician who understands photovoltaic systems.
If you need a new roof, the solar array may need to be safely removed and reinstalled. Watt Masters can coordinate solar panel removal and reinstallation with your roofing project.
Bought a home with a Titan system? Not sure if it's working correctly? An inspection and production review can give you a much clearer picture of what you actually own.
You don’t need another company trying to sell you solar from scratch.
You already own solar. You need someone who can make it work.
Watt Masters has served Arizona since 1999 as an electrical contractor with deep solar experience.
Our approach is straightforward:
We’re not Titan Solar Power, and we’re not taking over Titan’s obligations.
We’re an independent Arizona contractor that can help when your Titan system needs service.
Titan Solar Power was headquartered in Chandler and installed systems throughout Arizona.
Watt Masters provides solar troubleshooting and repair for homeowners in the Phoenix metro area and other Arizona communities within our service area.
If you’re searching for:
you’ve found an independent Arizona solar and electrical contractor that can help diagnose the system.
No. Titan Solar Power entered Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceedings in 2024 and is no longer operating or providing customer service.
An independent qualified solar and electrical contractor can service an existing Titan installation. Watt Masters provides solar troubleshooting and repair for existing systems in Arizona, including systems we didn’t originally install.
No. Watt Masters is an independent Arizona electrical and solar contractor. We are not affiliated with Titan Solar Power and do not assume Titan’s warranties, debts, contracts, or other obligations.
Yes. We service existing solar systems installed by other companies. The first step is identifying the equipment and diagnosing the problem.
We can diagnose SolarEdge-based solar systems and determine whether the problem involves the inverter, optimizers, electrical connections, breakers, communications, or another component.
We can troubleshoot existing Enphase-based solar systems, including problems involving microinverters, communications, electrical components, and system production.
Titan-provided workmanship or service obligations may have been affected by its bankruptcy. Separate manufacturer warranties on panels, inverters, microinverters, optimizers, batteries, or other equipment may still apply depending on their individual terms.
Do not assume so. Solar financing agreements are generally separate from installer service obligations. Contact your lender regarding your financing agreement and seek legal advice when appropriate.
Not necessarily. A production failure can result from an inverter, optimizer, microinverter, breaker, wiring, communication, or other component problem. Diagnosis should come before deciding whether major equipment replacement is necessary.
Potentially. The solution depends on the monitoring platform, equipment, account access, communications hardware, and condition of the system. We can investigate monitoring problems as part of troubleshooting.
Yes. Watt Masters provides solar panel removal and reinstallation for roof replacement projects, including existing systems installed by other solar contractors.
