Common solar contract questions

Can I actually cancel my solar contract?

Cancellation or another remedy may be possible, but it depends on the agreement, disclosures, sales representations, performance records, applicable law, and parties involved. An individual review is required.

What does this cost me?

Any fees, scope, and engagement terms must be disclosed and agreed before paid services begin. Submitting an intake form does not create an attorney-client relationship or guarantee representation.

How long does the process take?

Timing varies with the agreement, facts, parties, process, and jurisdiction. No result or timeline can be determined from general information alone.

What if my solar company went bankrupt?

A company's bankruptcy does not automatically cancel every related agreement. The installer, seller, lender, servicer, completion status, and contract terms must be reviewed individually.

Will this hurt my credit score?

Credit reporting can be affected by payment and dispute activity. Review the account status and obtain advice specific to your circumstances before changing payments or obligations.

What if I have a solar loan, not a lease?

Loans, leases, and power purchase agreements create different rights and obligations. The signed documents and applicable law determine which questions and options are relevant.

I already tried to cancel and was told I couldn't. Can you still help?

A prior denial does not answer every legal or contractual question. Preserve the denial, agreement, disclosures, and communications for an independent, fact-specific review.