Frequently Asked Questions About Canceling Your Solar Contract
If you were misled into a solar contract, you're not alone. Here are the most common questions about your rights and next steps.
Eligibility & Process
This section explains how to tell if you’ve been misled, what makes a strong case, and what happens when you reach out.
If what you were promised doesn’t match what you signed—or you felt rushed, confused, or pressured—you may have a case.
Common red flags include:
- “Free solar” that wasn’t free
- Surprise loan terms or monthly payments you didn’t expect
- Promised savings that never showed up
- Being told to sign on the spot without time to think
If any of that sounds familiar, it’s worth having us take a look.
You’ll talk to a trained specialist who listens to your story and helps you figure out if you qualify.
If it looks like your contract involved deception or pressure, we’ll connect you with a real attorney who can take next steps.
There’s no pressure, no sales pitch—just honest help.
Yes, possibly.
If you were misled—no matter when you signed—you may still have legal options.
We’ve seen cases challenged years later.
The sooner you reach out, the better.
Only experienced attorneys who know solar fraud and consumer protection law. Not random generalists. Not call center reps. You get someone who knows the tricks these companies use—and how to fight back.
That’s incredibly common. Solar companies often use scare tactics or confusing legal talk to make people feel stuck.
A lawyer can take a second look—and may find a way out you didn’t know you had.
Not always. If you didn’t fully understand what you were signing—or were pressured into it—it may not hold up legally.
Real consent means you understood your choices. If you didn’t, you may not be bound to the deal.
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.
That’s okay.
We can help you track it down or move forward based on what you remember.
This happens more often than you’d think.
Absolutely.
Many cases are resolved through legal letters, negotiations, or regulatory filings—without you ever stepping into a courtroom.
You stay in control the whole time.
Cost & Guarantees
Find out what the process costs, if there are any risks, and what we do (or don’t) guarantee about outcomes.
No. Your case review is completely free.
You’ll talk to a trained specialist who will hear your story and walk you through your options—without any pressure, and without paying a dime.
If you fully follow our legal strategy and we’re unable to cancel your contract, we’ll refund everything you paid — including the retainer. That’s how confident we are in the process.
No retainers. No surprise bills. No fine print.
Just real help—with zero risk to you.
A lot of services just try to "negotiate" with the installer—or worse, they pass your info around like a sales lead.
We don't play that game.
At CamdenPeak.com, your case is reviewed by a real person who looks for red flags and hires a real attorney for you—someone trained to hold these companies accountable.
We don't offer band-aids. We help you fight back the right way.
Fair question. You’ve probably been misled before—and you’re right to be cautious.
We’re not here to sell you anything. We don’t work for solar companies, and we never resell your info.
Our only job is to help people who’ve been taken advantage of get connected to real legal help.
That’s it. That’s the mission. That’s the promise.
Legal & Credit Concerns
We answer the legal and financial fears homeowners often have about suing, defaulting, or challenging a solar contract.
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, some solar companies may try to threaten collections or damage your credit—but that’s exactly why legal help matters.
A lawyer can challenge those charges and protect your rights.
You’ll understand every option before making a move.
No.
This is a legal issue — not a financial failure. Most of the homeowners we help were misled, not irresponsible. If you were pressured, deceived, or sold under false pretenses, there may be legal grounds to cancel your contract or stop future payments — no bankruptcy required.
If you were pressured or lied to, there are legal ways to cancel your contract or stop payments—without filing for bankruptcy.
You may still have a case.
If the system was sold under false promises, there may be grounds for a legal claim—even if you’ve finished paying.
It’s not just about the money. It’s about holding the company accountable.
Because there’s a lot of money in it—and not enough oversight.
Sales reps are often paid huge commissions, and some will say whatever it takes to close the deal.
We exist to fight back and protect homeowners from exactly this kind of abuse.
Title, Liens & Financing
This section covers what happens if your solar deal is tied to your property, affects your ability to sell, or was financed deceptively.
Yes—we hear this all the time.
Solar contracts can delay or kill home sales, especially leases or PPAs.
Buyers walk away. Lenders get spooked. Title companies hit roadblocks.
If your system is blocking your sale, we’ll help explore your legal options to fix it.
Yes.
If they exaggerated savings, misrepresented production, or made performance promises that fell flat, that could be fraud.
It doesn’t matter if the panels technically “work.” What matters is what you were told when you signed.
Not always.
If you were rushed, misled, or didn’t understand what you were signing, that contract might not hold up legally.
Digital or not, real consent requires clarity and choice—and if that didn’t happen, we may be able to help.
A lot of people don’t—and companies often make it hard to access.
We can still evaluate your situation based on what you experienced, and in many cases, help retrieve the documents.
Timing & Next Steps
Learn how long the process takes, what happens after you reach out, and what to expect if your case qualifies.
You’ll hear from a trained fraud specialist within 1 business day—usually much sooner.
If your case qualifies, we’ll connect you with a lawyer right away.
No phone trees. No waiting lists. Just real help, fast.
That’s completely fine.
We’re not here to push you into anything.
Our job is to help you understand your legal options—you decide what happens next.
Once you submit your info, one of our solar fraud specialists will follow up—usually within a few hours.
They’ll walk through your answers, ask a few quick questions, and explain what your options might be.
If it sounds like 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.
If your situation doesn’t qualify, we’ll be upfront about it.
You’ll never be left wondering where you stand—and we’ll point you to other options if we can.
Either way, your time isn’t wasted.
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.