
Hidden fees. Broken promises. Aggressive sales tactics. You were misled — and our consumer protection attorneys know exactly how to prove it.

The average trapped solar homeowner pays $180/month for a system that underperforms — that's $43,200 over 20 years for something they were deceived into buying.
Solar salespeople are trained to close at any cost. They downplay the contract length, inflate savings projections, and bury the real terms in 60 pages of fine print. Thousands of homeowners are now stuck paying for systems that don't deliver.
We handle everything. You just tell us your situation — we do the rest.
Share your contract details. Our attorneys analyze it within 24 hours and identify every cancellation angle available to you.
We build a case-specific legal strategy based on your contract terms, the sales tactics used, and applicable consumer protection laws.
Our team negotiates directly with the solar company and their lenders, files all necessary paperwork, and handles every communication.
Contract cancelled. No more payments. No more obligations. You get written confirmation and we handle any credit reporting issues.
Our attorneys focus exclusively on solar contract law and consumer protection. We know every loophole, every violation pattern, and every leverage point.
We don't get paid unless you get results. That means we're 100% motivated to win your case — not just bill you for hours.
We move fast. Most cases are fully resolved in under 90 days. We handle all negotiations, paperwork, and communications.
We monitor and dispute any negative credit reporting that results from the cancellation process at no additional cost.


Our legal team specializes exclusively in consumer protection and solar contract law. We've gone up against every major solar company and lender in the country — and we know exactly how to win.
"I was paying $210 a month for a system that barely worked. Solar Freedom got my contract cancelled in 52 days. I wish I'd found them sooner."
"The salesperson told us we'd save $150/month. We were actually paying MORE than before. Solar Freedom proved the misrepresentation and got us out completely."
"I couldn't sell my house because of the solar lien. These attorneys cleared it in 6 weeks. My house sold within a month after that."
"My solar company went bankrupt and I was still expected to pay. Solar Freedom showed me I had zero obligation. Contract voided, credit protected."
"They found three TILA violations in my contract within 24 hours of reviewing it. The solar company settled within 45 days. Unbelievable team."
"We were told the contract was 10 years. It was actually 25. Solar Freedom used that misrepresentation to get us out in under 60 days."
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Our attorneys can only take on a limited number of new cases each week. Don't wait — the sooner you act, the more options you have.
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Millions of American homeowners signed solar panel contracts after being promised dramatic savings on their electricity bills. Instead, many are now trapped in 20-to-25-year agreements with escalating payments, underperforming systems, and no clear path to exit. If you are looking to cancel a solar contract, you are not alone — and you likely have more legal options than the solar company wants you to know about.
The most common grounds for solar contract cancellation include violations of the Federal Truth in Lending Act (TILA), failure to honor the FTC's three-day right of rescission, material misrepresentation of projected savings, undisclosed escalator clauses, and breach of performance warranties. A qualified solar contract attorney can identify which of these apply to your specific agreement within hours of reviewing it.
Whether you have a solar lease, a solar loan, or a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), each contract type has distinct vulnerabilities. Solar leases are frequently challenged on misrepresentation grounds. Solar loans are often attacked via TILA violations. PPAs can be voided when the host property is sold and the buyer refuses assumption. Our attorneys have successfully pursued all three pathways.
Getting out of a solar panel contract is not as impossible as the solar industry claims. In fact, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has documented widespread predatory practices in the residential solar sales industry, and state attorneys general in California, Arizona, Texas, Florida, and Nevada have all opened investigations into major solar companies for deceptive sales practices.
If your solar company has gone out of business — including companies like Pink Energy, Sungevity, Verengo Solar, or dozens of smaller regional installers — your contract may be voidable entirely. Bankruptcy by the original installer does not necessarily transfer your obligation to a third-party lender, particularly if the installation was never completed or the system never performed as promised.
The first step in any solar contract dispute is a thorough legal review of your agreement. Our attorneys analyze every clause — the performance guarantee, the escalator rate, the transfer provisions, the dispute resolution clause, and the financing terms — to build the strongest possible case for cancellation. Start with a free review today.
The average homeowner who contacts us is paying $185/month they shouldn't be. That's $2,220 every year going to a contract you were misled into signing.
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