Thomas Stubblefield, a NABCEP-certified solar installer who travels across multiple states (Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Illinois) to rescue and repair failing solar systems. Thomas explained that he has handled over 300 service calls in the past year, with 100% resolution rate, helping homeowners whose systems were installed by now-bankrupt companies like Power Home Solar and Pink Energy. He described finding numerous installation issues including improper wiring, squirrel damage covered with electrical tape, and dangerous electrical conditions, with some systems sitting incomplete for up to five years. Thomas emphasized that homeowners should never sign job completion forms until systems are fully operational and producing power, and recommended checking NABCEP certification and local contractor licensing boards when selecting solar installers.
Topics Covered
Orphan solar systems
Company bankruptcies
Job completion form scam
Dangerous wiring hazards
Homeowner financial ruin
Contractor license verification
Solar system rescues
Yelp review trust
Third-party ownership (TPO)
Multi-state service coverage
Roof damage issues
Stolen SolarEdge home runs
Unlicensed electrician errors
Solar panel shading
Design tools (Aurora/PVWatts)
Koala Solar Pros branding
Reach out to Thomas Stubblefield here:
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/koalallc/
Website: www.koalasolarpros.com/
Email: support@koalasolarpros.com
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