Mosaic

Mosaic Takes Strategic Action to Restructure and Recapitalize with the Support of its Lender to Position the Company for the Future

Joe Holt — Fri, 06 Jun 2025 19:23:57 +0000

Will Maintain its Loan Servicing Platform in the Ordinary Course During Proceedings

Secures $45 Million in Debtor-In-Possession Financing

Voluntarily Files for Chapter 11 Relief to Effectuate the Proposed Transaction

OAKLAND, CA – June 6, 2025 – Solar Mosaic (the “Company” or “Mosaic”), a fintech platform for U.S. residential solar and energy-efficient home improvements, today announced the Company filed voluntary petitions for relief under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code (“Chapter 11”) in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas (the “Court”). Through the Chapter 11 process, Mosaic intends to complete a restructuring and recapitalization supported by certain of the Company’s existing lenders, including Forbright Bank (“Forbright”) acting as Administrative Agent on behalf of lenders, while simultaneously conducting a comprehensive marketing process of its platform and other assets of the Company.

Prior to filing for Chapter 11, Mosaic took actions to strategically and operationally reorganize the business to meet its current liquidity needs. Macroeconomic challenges facing the entire residential solar industry, including high interest rates and legislation that threatens to eliminate tax credits for residential solar, have impacted the flow of capital. Mosaic determined a Court-supervised process was the best way to maintain its loan servicing platform, effectuate a full sale and marketing process for its assets, and maximize value for its stakeholders.

This important step was taken after careful consideration and in consultation with the Company’s Board of Directors and advisors. The Company expects to execute the restructuring and recapitalization through a Chapter 11 plan of reorganization sponsored by Forbright and potentially consummate one or more asset sale transactions pursuant to Section 363 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.

Throughout the Court-supervised process, Mosaic expects to remain fully operational without disruption, and the Company remains committed to working with its network of installers, investors and capital markets partners, and customers. Mosaic plans to maintain its loan servicing operation, ensuring customers can continue to pay their loans as planned and collections are remitted to loan owners. As an existing loan servicing customer of Mosaic, Forbright intends to use its significant financial strength to support Mosaic’s servicing operations for all loan owners.

“Today’s announcement marks a significant step for Mosaic to address our financial position amid the macroeconomic challenges facing the residential solar industry as well as the recent legislation passed by the House that rolls back residential solar tax credits,” said Patrick Moore, Mosaic Chief Executive Officer. “Throughout this process, we remain focused on maintaining stability for our customers, business partners, and employees.”

Mosaic will receive $45 million in debtor-in-possession financing from its existing lenders, including $15 million in new money financing which, following court approval, is expected to fund the company’s ongoing operations and administrative expenses during the Chapter 11 cases. Mosaic has filed a number of customary motions with the Court to ensure that its operations continue as usual during the Court process. This includes motions requesting Court authority to pay employee wages and benefits, compensate certain vendors and suppliers on a go-forward basis, and facilitate the completion of partially finished installation projects.

Additional information regarding the Company’s Chapter 11 process is available at https://cases.ra.kroll.com/MOSAIC. Stakeholders with questions can contact the Company’s claims agent, Kroll by calling (833) 953-7040 (U.S./Canada) or +1 (646) 974-5614 (International) or emailing mosaicInfo@ra.kroll.com.

Advisors

Paul Hastings LLP is serving as legal counsel, BRG is serving as chief restructuring officer, Jefferies is serving as the investment banker, and C Street Advisory Group is serving as strategic communications advisor to the Company. Blank Rome LLP is serving as legal counsel and Huron Consulting Group is serving as financial advisor to Forbright Bank.

About Mosaic

Mosaic is an industry-leading fintech platform for sustainable home improvements. Founded in 2010, Mosaic is a pioneer in clean energy lending providing innovative solutions for financing solar, battery storage, and more. Mosaic has funded $15 billion in loans to date, helping more than 500,000 households make their homes more sustainable and efficient.

About Forbright Bank

Forbright is an FDIC-insured bank and commercial lender focused on helping to build a brighter future. Forbright is committed to exceptional client service by providing seamless, innovative personal banking services to depositors and creative financing solutions to middle market businesses and investors in healthcare, technology, financial services, real estate, and other industries.

Media Contacts

C Street Advisory Group
Mosaic@thecstreet.com

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Let’s Discuss Cancellation Rates

Angelica Whitehorne — Thu, 08 May 2025 19:55:38 +0000

Project cancellations can happen for multiple reasons, many of which are out of the Pro’s hands. Cancellations are inefficient and costly, and are a friction point in our industry. While cancellations can’t be avoided altogether, there are a few solutions that can keep them to a minimum. Let’s dig in.

Top reasons for cancellations

One reason homeowners cancel mid-project is buyer’s remorse. There are factors, like the ones listed below, that can heighten negative feelings for homeowners, and lead to a higher probability of cancelling their project.

Challenge one: Not understanding the project specifics. If the project seems too complex or isn’t explained in depth, homeowners can feel uncertain as their project progresses.

Challenge two: Unforeseen project needs. If the scope of work needed is more than originally thought, such as MPUs (main panel upgrades) or extensive roof work, homeowners can get cold feet or worry about the cost of their investment.

Challenge three: Permitting delays. Permits can take up to months, and homeowners can become impatient or discouraged during the wait. The same goes for scheduling hang-ups or supply issues.

Challenge four: High-pressure sales situations. With too much push, homeowners can feel unprepared but pressured to sign a deal. Project information can get lost in the shuffle and can lead to more problems down the road.

A few solutions…

Solution one: Simplified explanations. Preventing unnecessary cancellations starts at the very beginning of a sale. Customers need to understand the commitment they are making, the timeline of their project and the benefits that solar can offer them. Sales reps need to be informed and fully explain the product to customers. It’s vital to be open, honest and available to answer any questions that come up.

Solution two: Offer financing. If projects need to include more extensive upgrades, making manageable monthly payments available through a financing lender can help customers make these upgrades, without breaking their budget. Ultimately, every homeowner must decide how much they want to invest — but the right loan can make their dream projects possible.

Solution three: Communication. Delays are inevitable, but communication throughout the installation process can make a huge difference. Calling homeowners with updates, explaining hang-ups and having a dedicated customer service team on hand can make sure homeowners don't feel isolated or overwhelmed during the wait.

Solution four: Patience. Slow down kitchen table talks. Homeowner satisfaction should always come before the sale. Training Reps to practice these situations and put the customer first, can help them take a breath and create a positive experience regardless of the outcome of the sale.

With a few positive steps, you can raise realization rates and boost customer confidence. Every homeowner deserves the opportunity to make the right decision for them, but your team can highlight the benefits of solar and make the process smooth — so that your customers have little reason to change their minds about upgrades.

Offer financing options to help more households benefit from clean energy.

Financing applied for and processed through the Mosaic platform is originated by Solar Mosaic LLC or one of its lending/financing partners. Solar Mosaic LLC originated loans to California borrowers: Loans will be arranged or made pursuant to California Financing Law License 60DBO-180554. Equal Housing Lender.

5 Must-Know Facts About Solar Batteries

Angelica Whitehorne — Wed, 07 May 2025 18:35:12 +0000

Solar batteries are gaining popularity as a useful addition to solar panels. The technology continues to grow year over year, as more homeowners tap into the maximized benefits that a battery can bring to their solar system. Batteries offer increased resilience and energy independence, allowing homeowners to store and access their generated energy whenever it is needed. While batteries can be a steep initial expense, financing can help break the cost into manageable monthly payments.
Here are a few must-know facts about solar batteries, perfect to share with your peers or prospective customers!

1. The solar battery market grew 65% year-over-year

Last year, the U.S. added 10.9 GW of battery storage capacity, a 65% yearly increase.
Texas is the fastest-growing market in the U.S. for grid storage, adding nearly 9,700 megawatts to the grid in 2024.
Although Texas’ yearly growth is impressive, California still tops the charts for overall capacity with over 13,300 MW statewide.
Over 50 battery manufacturing facilities have been announced since the IRA. These facilities can support nearly 17,000 jobs, and expedite the growth and availability of batteries.

2. Batteries can help stabilize the grid

Solar batteries not only create resilience for the homes that install them – they actually help every home connected to the grid, and important community buildings such as schools, hospitals and businesses.
Batteries do this by giving stored energy back to the grid. During peak demand times when the grids can be overburdened, batteries can reduce black outs for the whole neighborhood.

3. Solar batteries can increase the life and efficiency of your solar panels

As batteries store excess energy, they’re also taking out the back-and-forth between the system and the grid; reducing strain on the solar inverter.
Batteries also help harness more of the solar energy that panels produce. Without a one, solar panel power loss can be as high as 18%.

4. Homeowners can qualify for up to a 30% tax credit

Since the Inflation Reduction Act was passed, qualifying tax payers can receive up to a 30% tax credit on their solar battery system.
The legislation can make solar battery systems more affordable for more households.
Homeowners should always consult a tax professional to learn more about the tax credit and whether they qualify.

5. Battery recycling is on the rise

Some system batteries, especially lithium-based models, can be complex to recycle. However, many companies are taking on the challenge to make recycling more cost-effective and easy.
Their efforts would create closed-loop systems, where batteries are recycled into new systems, reducing waste and making the technology more eco-friendly.
For homeowners with batteries in disuse, they can work with their solar installer or the battery manufacturer to follow the proper recycling process and safely dispose of their battery.

Learn more about solar Battery financing options

Technology Spotlight: Learn More About MosaicScore ®

Angelica Whitehorne — Fri, 11 Apr 2025 20:44:35 +0000

Steven Heruty, our Chief Credit Officer, is here to talk about MosaicScore and how it can help more customers get approved for solar loans and helps Mosaic continue to deliver high-quality assets.

Question: "Thanks for taking time out of your busy schedule to talk to us about MosaicScore! Firstly, can you tell us more about your role and responsibilities at Mosaic — and what made you want to work here?"

Steve: "Thanks for taking the time to speak with me. In my role as Chief Credit Officer, I manage the credit quality of the loans originated through the Mosaic platform. I also manage our talented Data Analytics team which helps our internal customers answer important business questions with data. I joined Mosaic to support the transition to clean energy that residential solar helps to drive. Only 7% of homes in the US have rooftop solar, so we have a big opportunity for growth."

Question: Can you give us a brief description of what MosaicScore is and how Mosaic’s technology teams have worked on a new and improved version of the feature?

Steve: "The MosaicScore is a custom-built proprietary risk model used in the underwriting decision, or the decision to approve or decline during prequalification. Most people are familiar with the FICO score which is a generic risk score widely used by lenders. Experienced lenders will typically build a custom risk model based on their own customer data to complement their use of generic risk models. A custom model is more finely-tuned to a specific lender's applicants and can provide incremental predictive power over a generic model built on the general population and particularly exciting within residential solar lending. In other terms, MosaicScore helps us look beyond credit scores to approve homeowners.
This latest version of the MosaicScore has been completely redeveloped using more recent data, a broader set of credit attributes and advanced machine learning techniques that bring all this information into a predictive score for each applicant."

Question: How does machine learning help analyze the data we have? Is our machine learning the same as AI?

Steve: "Machine learning is a subset of AI that has been around for decades and includes techniques for using computers to analyze data to identify relationships that can be used to predict outcomes. MosaicScore was developed with a form of supervised machine learning used to build an optimal set of decision trees using dozens of credit attributes and recently updated with new data that weren't available in the prior model. The broader category of AI also includes unsupervised machine learning techniques used in LLMs which focus on discovering patterns and structures within unlabeled data. MosaicScore uses supervised machine learning to identify and optimize the use of credit attributes into a model, so professionals and homeowners can benefit from real-time decisions."

Question: Can you explain the customer credit attributes and how they help more homeowners get financing?

Steve: "A credit attribute is a piece of information about your credit history. This could include how long you have used different types of credit, how much credit you have been given, and how well you have managed it, or how often and recently you have applied for new credit. In general, the longer you have responsibly used different types of credit, the greater your chances of being approved for financing."

Question: How does MosaicScore benefit clean energy professionals, especially sales representatives?

Steve: "The MosaicScore is an innovative, refined tool specifically developed for residential solar; compared to generic qualification criteria used by other solar lenders which can exclude too many good consumers. Our new proprietary model has also been strengthened with updated data for a more customized credit decision experience. This helps us achieve highly competitive approval rates while maintaining loan quality. And higher approval rates can translate to more completed sales for professionals and more homeowners benefiting from energy independence and utility bill savings."

Question: What excites you most about MosaicScore?

Steve: "The development of the new MosaicScore leveraged an advanced machine learning technique that reviewed thousands of possible credit attributes to determine the best combination of factors that resulted in the final model. In addition to being developed from our long history of customers, the model also considers performance data on solar loans financed through other lenders."

Question: Is there anything else you want to share?

Steve: "Our model underwent a thorough evaluation with an extensive testing period and complex audit. Our dedicated teams worked diligently to make this new model a reality and improve the installer and homeowner financing experience. We are excited to share the launch with our partners and continue to innovate to provide best-in-class services!"

Strengthen your business with Mosaic financing options

Financing applied for and processed through the Mosaic platform is originated by Solar Mosaic LLC or one of its lending/financing partners. Equal Housing Lender

Stronger customer relationships means stronger business

Angelica Whitehorne — Thu, 03 Apr 2025 17:51:35 +0000

As the busy season approaches, solar and home improvement businesses are gearing up for the influx of sales activity. It can be a high-drive time, ramping up inventory, training staff and managing a growing pipeline of projects — however, it’s important not to ignore customer relationships.
A customer-centered strategy creates sales opportunities and fuels business growth, due largely to the fact that people trust other people over advertisements. While repeat customers are fairly rare for solar businesses, your reputation and referral programs can be key drivers for customer acquisition and increased margins.

"Reputation is the foundation of any successful business." – Richard Branson, Founder of Virgin Group.

Go the extra mile whenever possible for your customers. Take initiative to offer personalized solutions, check in on how they are feeling throughout the process or throw in exclusive project add-ons. You’ll end up seeing a return in both customer satisfaction and business reputation.
Referral and rewards programs can be powerful tools, but only if you have a finely-tuned sales process and offer services that make customers want to write home about you.
Check out our blog post on the benefits of referrals and perfecting your sales process as resources to get you thinking.

"Business success is built on reputation, and reputation is built on trust." –Unknown

Focusing on your business reputation means you don’t have to compete on price alone. When customers choose you out of trust, and because they know you do high-quality work, there is no race to the bottom on pricing — which translates into more business at a higher margin.
Being upfront with customers is another way to build trust, one that often gets less attention. Make sure to have clear communication through the good and bad, the permit delays and the project milestones. Be available to answer any questions that come up throughout the process.
A great step for building credibility is to register for a Recheck ID, a verification platform that builds accountability into the solar sales process.

"It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it." –Warren Buffett, CEO and chairman of Berkshire Hathaway

Invest in customer service team training. These teammates are the voice of your business and often the first touch points for customers who need assistance. Setting dates for recurring training sessions can make sure it never slips through the cracks.
Training extends to all employees, so investing in your talent positions you to have representatives that champion your business values and serve as a positive extension of your reputation.
Be creative in your voice and advertisements; it’s never too late to stand out from the crowd. Puns in copy, taglines, giveaways or community events are excellent ways to build your brand.

Strengthen your business with Mosaic financing options

Financing applied for and processed through the Mosaic platform is originated by Solar Mosaic LLC or one of its lending/financing partners. Equal Housing Lender

How Recheck Can Boost Business

Angelica Whitehorne — Mon, 17 Mar 2025 17:33:28 +0000

Recheck is a new verification platform where solar professionals can verify their identity with a unique ID. Recheck boosts transparency within the solar industry, a win for homeowners and installers! For sales reps specifically, the ability to show they are Recheck verified can help boost credibility and business growth, here are a few ways how.

Builds trust with homeowners

As with any trade, transparency and expertise is valued. Solar professionals eat and sleep clean energy, but for the majority of homeowners looking to upgrade, the language of solar is relatively unknown. A Recheck ID can help assure customers that sales reps are who they claim to be and have the experience and industry credentials for the sales and installation process to go smoothly.

With a shareable Recheck profile, sales reps can easily prove their identity and show-off their expertise from anywhere, including around the kitchen table. The transparency of the Recheck ID verification system can help build trust with homeowners, allowing them to start their projects with confidence. This stronger relationship can help sales reps differentiate from competitors, drive higher conversion rates and target repeat customers—all of which boosts business.

Expands solar professionals’ expertise

Building credibility requires more than an ID or registry with a platform. Solar professionals already know that staying competitive in the field means expanding their skillsets and staying up-to-date with the shifting market changes and evolving homeowner needs.

SEIA promises to bring trainings down the line to help solar professionals expand their knowledge and skills. The technology already allows reps to add state HIS licenses and NABCEP certifications to their profiles. In the future, the Recheck platform will collaborate to display SEIA certifications on Recheck profiles, giving installers the opportunity to show off their expertise to homeowners and close more deals. While the new materials are created, solar professionals can check out SEIA’s other educational resources, such as their Solar 101 course.

Elevates and strengthens the solar industry

Any one solar professional is only as strong as the solar industry is. Recheck is another way to strengthen our industry and cultivate good practices. While the process of registering for an ID may seem like an extra task in an already packed schedule, the few minutes it takes to register can improve the health of our industry, and lead to more business opportunities down the road.

The added transparency of a Recheck ID will help elevate those installers who are focused on creating a good homeowner experience. Recheck can allow the installers with expertise to shine and boost their business margins.

Learn more about recheck

Financing applied for and processed through the Mosaic platform is originated by Solar Mosaic LLC or one of its lending/financing partners. Equal Housing Lender

Solar State Spotlight: The Success of Texas

Angelica Whitehorne — Thu, 13 Mar 2025 15:11:47 +0000

The Lone Star state embraces solar and battery

Texas is proving to be one of the nation’s success stories for solar and battery development. It’s estimated that Texas has installed nearly 80% more of combined solar, wind and battery capacity than the next largest state. And while California still led in total installed capacity, 10 gigawatts, Texas wasn’t far behind with an addition of 8.9 GW of solar in 2024. Texas is also the fastest-growing market for grid storage, adding nearly 9,700 megawatts to the grid in 2024.

Solar electricity generation and utility-scale batteries within the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) power grid set records this summer. The use of solar and batteries are helping to stabilize the power grid, and on some days, solar nearly met 50 percent of the state’s peak power demand. For a state with a history of a strained grid, clean energy can help offset the burden and lead to less power disruptions. Texas is the only state with its own grid, meaning it can set its own rules and regulations, which can be a plus for the solar industry and homeowners looking to benefit from solar systems.

The clean energy projects are also providing a massive boost to the Texas economy, an expected $20 billion in total tax revenue — and Texas boasts the most clean energy jobs in the United States with 261,934 clean energy jobs recorded in 2023.

What lies ahead for the Texas market?

The independent grid system of Texas, flat geography and abundance of sunny days, primes Texas for a thriving solar market. The growth of development in 2024 is undeniable, but there are still obstacles to growth. Grid conversion issues and tariffs on steel have the potential to slow industry progress.

However, with the increased energy demand from population growth and heavy load from technological advancements, renewable energy is vital in unburdening the grid and reducing energy interruptions. According to the EIA, electricity demand in Texas is forecasted to reach 54 billion kilowatt-hours by 2025. With higher usage needs, renewables will be essential to meet electricity demand.

The trends signal that even with the possible legislation changes, the industries and residents of Texas will continue to choose cleaner energy sources. In fact, one Texas coal plant received $1.4b to become a solar and battery facility. Many experts and locals have been vocal with their support for solar energy expansion. Solar helps to offset their energy bills, and helps households keep the power on throughout extreme weather and storm events. It will certainly be exciting to see how the front-runner continues to develop its clean energy infrastructure.

Offer financing options to help more households benefit from clean energy.

Financing applied for and processed through the Mosaic platform is originated by Solar Mosaic LLC or one of its lending/financing partners. Equal Housing Lender

Are Solar Shingles the Future of Installations?

Angelica Whitehorne — Mon, 10 Feb 2025 20:17:06 +0000

Solar roofs are an emerging technology that replaces traditional roofing with solar shingles. By integrating solar panels into roofing materials, homeowners can benefit from solar energy and an upgraded roof at the same time. The technology has been gaining attention in recent years as a new, advantageous option for homeowners to choose solar. Products like GAF’s Timberline Solar Roof and Tesla’s Solar Roof are the main powerhouses behind this innovation — but can solar shingles really be the future of installations? Here are a couple of things to consider.

Advantages of solar roofs

Professionals often say the best time to get solar is when you get a new roof. Solar roof technology takes this to the next level and integrates the upgrades into one. Combining these two projects streamlines the process and can save customers time, money and hassle.

As with traditional solar panels, solar shingles can reduce dependence on the grid, possibly lower utility bills and increase home value. However, solar roofs are more durable than non-solar roofs. Tesla even claims the technology is able to withstand hurricane-like forces. The quality of the materials helps them stand up to the increased weather events, a huge consideration for homeowners who experience extreme weather or who prioritize the resiliency of their systems.

Since the solar roofs are such high quality, their warranties are longer and more comprehensive. Warranties can cover the roof and the solar system for up to 25 years. Solar shingles also have a more aesthetic, integrated look. They look less bulky on the roof and can function on roof designs that might not be a fit for regular solar panels.

Advancements on the horizon

Solar shingles have been commercially available since 2005. The specialized nature of solar shingles can make the process of adoption more complex, but with the scaling and manufacturing driven by top solar roof companies, this will become easier over time. Both GAF Energy and Tesla have opened U.S.-based manufacturing facilities to amp up production. With GAF Energy’s new facility, they’ve become the largest producer of solar roofing in the world, expecting to produce 300 megawatts annually. This increase in production is likely to make solar shingles more cost effective and more widely available.

Since solar roofs require a specialized installation, it can be harder to find a skilled professional to do the work. The process is also more labor intensive, as it requires integration into the existing roof structure. To make solar roofs a mainstream option, it’ll be necessary to train larger groups of dedicated workers to complete the installations, a possible win for clean energy jobs as well.

Like most home improvement projects, financing is key to making a solar roof project affordable for homeowners. Mosaic’s easy-to-use platform allows professionals to make financing available at the point-of-sale, so consumers can understand their monthly payment options for solar roof projects.

As solar shingles continue to evolve and gain popularity, they have the opportunity to change the game of solar and roofing — tying the two industries closer together and creating an innovative, streamlined way for homeowners to choose solar.

Offer financing options to help more households benefit from clean energy.

Financing applied for and processed through the Mosaic platform is originated by Solar Mosaic LLC or one of its lending/financing partners. Equal Housing Lender

3 Ways To Advocate for SolarAPP+ in Your Community

Angelica Whitehorne — Sat, 01 Feb 2025 20:00:09 +0000

For those who have access to SolarAPP+ in their jurisdiction, the benefits are abundant. The platform is easy to sign up for and can lower permitting-related delays with automation. It standardizes up to 90% of system plans and integrates with existing government software. More than 160 communities are already automating their permits with SolarAPP+, but countless others don’t yet have access to the technology. Solar professionals, here are three ways you can advocate for SolarAPP+ in your community!

1. Learn more about the SolarAPP+ platform

To advocate for SolarAPP+ successfully, you have to have a reasonable amount of knowledge about how the technology works. A great starting place is the quick 4 facts blog we put together. From there, SolarAPP+ has follow-up stats and resources on their website including scheduled live demonstrations, and for super busy schedules, pre-recorded demos. You can also email the SolarAPP+ staff at team@solar-app.org with more specific questions.

2. Reach out to your local jurisdictions

Solar business owners and installers are closest to the issues of permitting and are the best voice to advocate for automated technology. By reaching out to your local representatives, you can put SolarAPP+ on their radar and discuss the benefits it can provide businesses and your community.

SolarAPP+ has a jurisdiction resource page that you can share with your representatives for more information. You can email your local representative. Your email doesn’t have to be lengthy or complicated. Here’s a few ideas of what to include to get your message started.

Start with a short subject line, the names of your representatives and a short introduction with your name and position/company.
Clearly state you are inquiring about the possibility of your jurisdiction participating in SolarAPP+, the Solar Automated Permit Processing system developed by the U.S. Department of Energy.
Add in a link to the SolarAPP+ website, a few reasons why your team wants to use SolarAPP+ and call to register your jurisdiction.

Note: You can find your permitting representative by locating the permitting department on your city's webpage.

3. Spread the word

Get peer professionals interested in SolarAPP+. Share your knowledge on how automated permitting can help them and their customers.
Send others this blog post and encourage them to contact their representatives as well. The more voices your reps hear from, the more likely they are to consider your requests.

Spread the word that SolarAPP+ helps permitting offices too. In 2022, the NREL estimated that over 9,900 hours of jurisdiction staff time were saved by using SolarAPP+. One quote reads: We’re looking at a 50% reduction in the solar permits that we have to touch and process.” — Carla Blackwell, director of Pima County, AZ Development Services, Automated Permitting with SolarAPP+

Customers who have special interests in solar or the process can also be advocates, anyone has the right to reach out to their representatives! We believe that one day automated permitting will be an integrated part of installations country-wide. In the meantime, every advocate helps further the technology and our industry.

Offer financing options to help more households benefit from clean energy.

Financing applied for and processed through the Mosaic platform is originated by Solar Mosaic LLC or one of its lending/financing partners. Equal Housing Lender

Cody

Joe Holt — Wed, 22 Jan 2025 22:17:47 +0000

“Mosaic’s customer service is probably the best in the industry. They’re very responsive and our rep is always there to pick up the phone.”
— Cody, Billing Manager