Purelight Power
Purelight Power has closed
Purelight Power’s companies filed for Chapter 7 liquidation on December 30, 2025 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Washington (lead case 25-02261; court docket). The case was still open on October 13, 2026. Its website still advertises warranties, but no company has been named to take over service for home systems. EcoGen America no longer matches homeowners with this company. If you own a Purelight system, check the panel and inverter makers’ own warranties. Facts below describe what the company published while it operated.
Purelight Power is a solar installation company serving OR, MT, MN, NC, SC + more.
EcoGen America lists Purelight Power in our vetted installer network for Minnesota, Montana, North Carolina, Oregon and South Carolina. The facts on this page come from the company’s own published materials, checked by our team; we do not accept payment for placement.
Purelight Power at a Glance
| Detail | What the Company Publishes |
|---|---|
| Workmanship & Warranty | 25-yr parts & production warranty |
| Typical Install Timeline | Quoted per project |
| Service Area | OR, MT, MN, NC, SC + more |
| Official Website | purelightpower.com |
Why Purelight Power Is in Our Network
- Leading installer in Oregon, Iowa and Montana by its own install count
- First-year sold-production guarantee backs the estimate
- Systems engineered for 130 mph wind and 50 mph hail
- 10-year workmanship plus 25-year parts and production coverage
Where We Match Homeowners with Purelight Power
Coverage below reflects the states where Purelight Power appears in our advisor network. Each guide carries that state’s rates, programs and honest payback math, which is the context any quote deserves.
- Minnesota solar guide
- Montana solar guide
- North Carolina solar guide
- Oregon solar guide
- South Carolina solar guide
Before You Sign with Purelight Power
However good any installer looks on paper, the same three checks protect you every time: verify the license with your state’s contractor authority under the exact business name on your contract, get the workmanship warranty in writing, and make sure the savings projection uses your utility’s real rates. If you’d like an independent read first, start with the state guide linked above or talk to an EcoGen America advisor.