Frequently asked questions

Yes, in many cases. The 3-day right to cancel is only one route. When a contract was obtained through misrepresentation, fraud, forged signatures, undisclosed terms, elder abuse, or a system that does not perform as promised, those issues can be grounds to unwind the agreement well after the initial cancellation window has closed. Every case is different, which is why we review your documents for free before you commit to anything.

Our flat fee is typically around $5,000, billed in stages as we reach milestones in your case, so it is never one large payment up front. There is no hidden hourly billing and no surprise charges. Compared to staying trapped in a 20-25 year solar loan that can total $40,000-$80,000 or more, resolving the agreement is usually a fraction of the long-term cost. Your initial case review is always free.

No reputable firm can ethically guarantee a specific outcome, and you should be cautious of any company that does. What we can promise is that we only take cases we genuinely believe in, we are honest with you during the free review about whether you have grounds, and we work your case diligently until it is resolved. If your situation is not a fit, we tell you up front and you owe us nothing.

Solar Contract Cancel is a contract-resolution and consumer-advocacy service made up of specialists experienced in solar agreements, financing, and consumer-protection matters. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. When a case requires licensed legal counsel, we will tell you and can help coordinate that step.

To start, just have your solar agreement handy: the purchase/installation contract, any lease or power purchase agreement (PPA), your loan or financing paperwork, and any sales materials or emails you still have. Do not worry if some documents are missing, we help you track them down as part of building your case.

Protecting your credit and removing any improper lien on your home are central goals of our work, not afterthoughts. Part of building your case is identifying liens (such as a UCC-1 filing) tied to the financing and pursuing their removal. We will walk you through exactly how your specific situation is handled.

It varies based on the complexity of your contract and how responsive the installer and lender are. Some matters resolve in a few months; others take longer. You get a dedicated case manager and regular status updates so you are never left wondering where things stand.

Possibly. Signing the documents does not waive your rights when the sale involved misrepresentation, undisclosed terms, deceptive practices, or a product that does not perform as promised. Consumer-protection laws exist precisely for situations where a signature was obtained unfairly. The only way to know is a free review of your specific paperwork.