Start Your Journey
Becoming a Certified Provider
Are post-sale customer calls starting to take up more of your team’s time and impact your margins?
Here’s how other solar installers are turning that challenge into a competitive advantage.
Become a Certified Provider
Good Service Pays
Solar installers who work with Solar Insure’s warranty coverage often close more proposals and can handle post-install service without the margin drain, since covered claims are reimbursed quickly. Becoming a Certified Provider builds on that by strengthening how you sell, simplifying operations, and turning service into a reimbursed workflow that supports repeat business and growth.
Stronger Sales Offering
Enhance your proposals with trusted warranty solutions that increase customer confidence.
Build Lasting Trust
Position your business as a long-term partner with support that extends beyond the install.
Earn on Service Work
Get reimbursed for parts, labor, and truck rolls on qualifying claims
What it Takes
Earning Certified Provider Status
We don’t accept every applicant, not because they aren’t strong installers, but because this model works best when it’s the right fit on both sides. The first step is a conversation to explore that together, setting the foundation for the process to earn Certified Provider status.
Submit the Form
Start the process and share your company details.
Discuss Goals
Align on your business objectives and fit.
Submit Documentation
Provide required materials for review.
Get Approved
Complete approval and start implementing Solar Insure.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
We work with specific manufacturers that have met our stringent criteria. Please visit our Approved Vendor List (AVL) here.
Qualifying systems include residential systems and commercial systems up to 2 MW in size.
The initial truck roll or deployment of labor resources for a diagnosis is covered if a manufacturer defect is identified, and a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) is issued.
If labor resources are deployed and there is no defective part or issue, the labor cost will not be covered.
Yes, the labor to remove and replace defective solar panel is covered, with labor rates varying based on geographic regions.
- Customers purchase our warranty through a Certified Provider
- Customers identify an issue with their solar energy system after installation
- Customer contacts Installer
- Installer verifies the system is enrolled with Solar Insure on the Daybreak platform
- Certified Provider will diagnose the issue, file for Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA), if applicable, and services the system.
- Certified Provider sends an invoice to Solar Insure
- Certified Provider should expect payout in 4-7 days on covered claims
We will work with the initial installer. However, if the installer is no longer in business or unable to perform the repair work then we will choose a different Certified Provider in the area to complete the Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) process.
Value Starts Here
Take the Next Steps
Complete the form to start the conversation on becoming a Certified Provider and see how Solar Insure can support your business growth.
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Solar Insure has had a lot to do with the success I've had in my business. I offer my clients a warranty because I think it is the best and safest way to protect their solar investment."
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We are a solar service company and a provider for Solar Insure. Our time working with them has been a great experience. They always ensure to take care of us on a timely mater and We appreciate their communication, support and payment processing. We are proud to be part of their network and we look forward to continue working with them."
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