What are my rights if I was misled about my solar contract?

If you were misled about the terms, costs, or benefits of your solar contract, you may have legal grounds for cancellation under consumer protection laws. The Truth in Lending Act, FTC Act, and state consumer protection statutes provide various remedies for deceptive practices.

How long do I have to cancel my solar contract?

Cancellation timeframes vary by state and contract type. Some contracts have a 3-day right of rescission, while others may be cancelled based on deceptive practices regardless of when they were signed. Each case requires individual legal analysis.

What if my solar payments are higher than promised?

If your actual solar payments significantly exceed what was promised, this may constitute misrepresentation or fraud. You may have grounds for contract cancellation and potentially damages. Documentation of the original promises versus actual costs is crucial.

Can I cancel if the solar system doesn't work as promised?

If your solar system fails to perform as warranted or promised, you may have breach of contract claims. This could include failure to generate promised energy savings, system defects, or inadequate installation.

What documentation do I need for contract cancellation?

Important documents include your original contract, any sales presentations or promises, utility bills showing actual vs. promised savings, correspondence with the solar company, and records of any problems or complaints.

Can I Cancel My Solar Contract?

If you were misled, pressured, or tricked into signing—you're not alone. We help homeowners like you cancel bad solar contracts with real legal help, not empty promises.

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You’re Not Alone – This Happens Every Day

Think you're the only one who got stuck in a solar deal that doesn’t make sense? You're not. Every day, we hear from smart, responsible homeowners who were promised savings, but got buried in fine print, surprise payments, or lies.

No cost solar” that turned into a loan

Misleading tax credit claims

High-pressure, sign-now sales tactics

Liens nobody explained

Massive payments with no savings

Trouble selling your home because of the contract

What Is Solar Contract Fraud — and Why It’s Illegal

Solar contract fraud isn’t just shady—it may be illegal.

If you were misled, rushed, or tricked into signing something you didn’t fully understand, your rights may have been violated.

Under U.S. consumer protection laws, deception during the sales or financing process can make the entire contract voidable.

That means you may be able to cancel the agreement, stop payments, or even recover money.

The Sales Pitch

Free solar, misleading tax credits claims, or high pressure tactics

May violate: FTC Act (Deceptive Practices), State Consumer Fraud Laws

The Hidden Contract

Loans or leases disguised as savings, buried fine print

May violate: Truth in Lending Act (TILA), State Disclosure Laws

The Rush Install

Panels installed before you had time to cancel or review terms

May violate: FTC Cooling-Off Rule, State Right-to-Cancel Laws

The Legal Truth

Using deception to sell is illegal in every U.S. state

Often protected by: Federal & State Consumer Protection Statutes

What Happens When You Ask for Help

We check if you qualify.

A short form helps us understand your contract and what went wrong.

We look for signs of fraud or deception.

After the consultation, a thorough legal assessment will be conducted. This will help determine the best course of action.

We match you with legal help—if it’s in your best interest.

Once all steps are completed, you will be ready to cancel your contract. Our team will support you throughout this process.

You’re assigned a case manager.

Evaluate the outcome of your cancellation process. We will ensure that your rights are protected.

You get ongoing help—not just a handoff.

From first review to final outcome, you’ll never feel left in the dark.

Not Another “Solar Exit” Gimmick—This Is Real Legal Help

What It Feels Like to Be Free Again

Imagine waking up tomorrow knowing the nightmare is over—and the solar company no longer controls your home, your money, or your future.

No more monthly payments draining your bank account

Liens removed—your title is clean again

Credit protected—no threats, no collections

Money back, if fraud or deception occurred

You can sell your home without contract drama

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Can You Cancel Your Solar Contract?

Take our quick questionnaire to see if you may be eligible for cancellation. Your peace of mind is just a few clicks away.

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Questions Homeowners Ask Us Most

What happens once I submit my info?

Once you submit your info, a trained fraud specialist follows up—usually within a few hours. They’ll walk through your answers, ask a few questions, and explain what your options might be. If your case qualifies, they’ll help you take the next step toward legal review. There’s no pressure—just a real conversation to help you decide what’s best.

Do I have to pay if I don’t get out of my contract?

If you follow our legal strategy and we’re unable to cancel your contract, we’ll refund everything you paid — including the retainer. That’s our 100% Money-Back Guarantee.

Will this hurt my credit?

No—just using our service will not affect your credit at all. We don’t report anything, and there’s no downside to getting a case review. If you’ve already stopped paying, a lawyer can challenge those charges and help protect your credit. You’ll understand every option before making a move.

I’m embarrassed I fell for this. Is that normal?

Sadly, yes. We talk to smart, capable people every day who were pressured, misled, or flat-out lied to. This isn’t your fault—and there’s nothing to be ashamed of. You’re not alone.

What if I lose?

Our priority is to provide you with the best chance of success. We will assess your case carefully and prepare a strong strategy. Remember, you are not alone in this; we are here to support you.