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About EverBright Solar
EverBright Solar is a solar financing and lease company backed by Constellation Energy. Despite its corporate backing, EverBright has accumulated hundreds of complaints from homeowners who say they were misled about the true cost of 25-year solar leases, hidden escalator clauses that increase payments 2.9% annually, and aggressive tactics that make it nearly impossible to sell their homes. If you signed an EverBright lease or PPA, you may have grounds to cancel based on misrepresentation, undisclosed escalator clauses, and violations of your state's consumer protection laws.
Complaints listed on this page
- 25-year lease makes it impossible to sell the home
- Annual 2.9% payment escalator was not disclosed at signing
- Promised energy savings never materialized
- Salesperson misrepresented the product as a government program
- System underperforms u2014 still paying full utility bills plus lease payment
- Company refuses to release lien or UCC filing when homeowner tries to sell
- Customer service unresponsive to complaints and service requests
- Transfer process to new home buyer is slow and often kills the sale
Issues listed on this page
- Backed by Constellation Energy u2014 deep pockets to fight cancellation attempts
- UCC-1 fixture filings on homes make title transfer difficult
- Annual 2.9% escalator clause buried in contract fine print
- Class action lawsuits filed in multiple states alleging deceptive sales practices
- Complaints filed with state AGs in CT, NY, NJ, MA, and CA
- CFPB complaints regarding financing disclosure violations
- Homeowners report being told the lease adds value to the home u2014 which is false
Cancellation grounds listed on this page
- Fraudulent misrepresentation of total cost and savings projections
- Failure to disclose annual escalator clause (2.9% per year)
- Violation of state consumer protection statutes (UDAP)
- FTC Cooling-Off Rule violations for door-to-door sales
- TILA violations in financing documents
- Misrepresentation of government affiliation or incentive programs
- Breach of contract u2014 system underperformance vs. guaranteed output
- State-specific rescission rights (varies by state)
Legal matters listed on this page
- Class action lawsuit filed in Connecticut (2023) alleging deceptive lease terms
- Individual homeowner suits in NY, NJ, and MA regarding escalator clause non-disclosure
- State AG complaints in CT and NY regarding door-to-door sales tactics
- CFPB complaints regarding Truth in Lending Act violations