Frequently Asked Questions

What Homeowners Need to Know

Can I really get out of a 20 or 25-year solar agreement?

Yes. Solar agreements are legal contracts governed by consumer credit and trade regulations. If the company used deceptive sales math, failed to provide cooling-off rights, misled you on tax credits, or committed breach of maintenance obligations, the contract is legally vulnerable to rescission and termination.

What happens to the panels on my roof if the contract is cancelled?

Depending on your contract audit, the solar provider will either be mandated to safely remove the panels and restore your roof tiles/shingles at their expense, or abandon the equipment in-place without ongoing billing.

Will checking my eligibility hurt my credit score?

No. Our initial address scan and contract compliance review do not pull hard inquiries on your credit report. It is completely confidential and risk-free.

What if the original solar company went out of business or filed bankruptcy?

This is one of the strongest grounds for contract termination. Under FTC Holder Rule provisions, the financing bank or collection agency cannot demand payment for a solar system whose warranty and maintenance commitments have been abandoned.

How does the address eligibility check work?

By entering your address, we match your property against municipal utility jurisdiction rates, state truth-in-lending disclosure precedents, UCC-1 lien filings, and known class actions against predatory solar financiers.

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Enter your property address now to discover if your solar contract violates state lending laws and qualifies for complete legal termination.

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