FAQ's
CANCEL YOUR SOLAR CONTRACT NOW
ARE YOU TRAPPED IN A BAD SOLAR CONTRACT?
WE MAY BE ABLE TO
CANCEL IT
Is your solar company out of business – or were you misled about your Solar Energy Savings?
You may qualify for a cancellation or major reduction of your solar loan.
For years, solar companies have oversold savings, exaggerated incentives, and promised benefits they couldn’t deliver. Now, with hundreds of solar companies bankrupt or out of business, you may be able to cancel your loan, remove the UCC lien and keep your solar panels, free and clear.
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SOLAR’S DARK SIDE
Government data reveals rampant consumer abuse.
Federal regulators report a 746% surge in solar-related complaints since 2018, with thousands of homeowners alleging deception and inflated financing.
The CFPB found some solar loans inflate costs by 30% or more, while the FTC warns that “free solar panel” offers and “zero electric bill” claims are often scams.
In Texas alone, consumer agencies logged an 818% spike in solar-fraud complaints, showing how aggressive sales and predatory lending have left families trapped in debt – not savings.
If you're trapped in a bad solar contract, we may be able to cancel it!
Sources: CFPB, FTC, Texas consumer agencies
THERE ARE NO UPFRONT COSTS AND WE ARE ONLY PAID IF WE CANCEL OR SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCE YOUR SOLAR LOAN
Complete this form to see if you are eligible to cancel your contract
1) Start Here: Am I Eligible?
Yes. You may have grounds to cancel, reduce, or restructure your solar debt and seek refunds or repairs, even if the installer is defunct.
Yes. Misrepresentations about savings, production guarantees, and bill impact can support claims for cancellation, refunds, or damages.
Missing or non-functional batteries and components are classic breach issues and often easier to prove.
Not necessarily. You can still pursue compensation for misrepresentation, defects, or lost value.
Yes. We’ll preserve your rights (e.g., payoff “under protest”) so you can close and continue seeking relief afterward.
2) Your Rights & Key Rules
It lets you raise the installer’s misconduct as a defense against the lender, enabling cancellation or refunds even when the lender wasn’t the original seller.
It can complicate refinancing or a sale. We often seek lien removal or UCC termination as part of the resolution.
Arbitration is common in solar contracts. We use consumer arbitration (often JAMS or AAA, depending on your paperwork) and mass-filing strategies to create leverage and obtain relief on an individual basis.
3) Process, Timing & Outcomes
Typical matters begin with a ~60-day demand period, followed by arbitration if needed. Many resolve earlier; others take several months.
Yes. A substantial number resolve before a final hearing through cancellation, refunds, lien/UCC fixes, or payment adjustments.
Wins often include loan cancellation/reduction, refunds, and lien removal. If you lose, you typically owe no more than your existing obligation; fee-shifting depends on your contract and applicable law.
Don’t change payments without a plan—missed payments can impact credit. Sometimes strategic nonpayment is appropriate; we’ll advise case-by-case.
Contract/finance docs, app/monitoring screenshots, utility bills, production reports, inspection photos, repair estimates, and communications with the installer/lender.
It can be if payments stop. We weigh credit impact against potential relief and use your dispute record to mitigate risk where possible.
Most settlements include confidentiality clauses. You still receive the full relief negotiated.
4) Financing & Money Questions
Many loans bake in 10–30% dealer fees that function like kickbacks. If not clearly disclosed, they can be unlawful and form part of your claim.
Secured loans allow UCC filings against the equipment (not your home), which we target for removal in a successful outcome. Unsecured loans carry different leverage points.
No. You can still pursue relief if you were misled or the system was defective. (Confirm tax matters with your CPA.)
Usually no. You may give up consumer protections and convert it into higher-risk mortgage debt.
We push for UCC termination and written confirmation so you can refinance or sell cleanly.
5) Damage & Repairs
Often, yes. We pursue repair costs and related damages tied to defective work or misrepresentation.
Sometimes. Coverage varies; even if denied, you may still recover from responsible parties.
Yes. Document everything (photos, estimates, invoices) and notify us so we can incorporate costs into your claim.
6) Special Situations
Your rights don’t disappear. Claims shift forums (e.g., bankruptcy court) and we may proceed against non-bankrupt parties under the Holder Rule.
Class actions are usually blocked and rarely deliver meaningful homeowner relief. Individual consumer arbitration typically moves faster with better outcomes.
Newly Added (Optional Site Sub-Section)
Typically wherever your contract specifies—commonly JAMS or AAA—and under consumer rules that cap your filing costs while shifting most forum fees to the company.
What proof helps most for under-production claims?What proof helps most for under-production claims?
Your monitoring app screenshots, inverter data, and utility bills (pre- vs post-install) aligned to the system’s promised production.
