Solar Freedom Company Page
Cancel Freedom Forever Solar Contract
About Freedom Forever
Freedom Forever markets itself as the solar company that gives homeowners 'freedom' from utility bills. The reality for many customers is a 25-year loan with no meaningful exit clause, systems that underperform their projections, and a dealer network that varies wildly in installation quality. Freedom Forever uses third-party lenders like GoodLeap and Mosaic, which means your loan obligation survives even if Freedom Forever goes out of business.
Complaints listed on this page
- System produces 20–40% less energy than projected at sale
- Dealer installed system incorrectly — Freedom Forever disputes responsibility
- Loan payments to GoodLeap continue despite system not working
- Salesperson promised $0 out-of-pocket — hidden fees appeared at closing
- Installation took 6–12 months longer than promised
- Roof damage during installation — company denies liability
- Customer service unresponsive after installation complete
Issues listed on this page
- Dealer/franchise model creates inconsistent installation quality
- Third-party lender structure separates loan from performance guarantee
- Multiple state contractor license violations
- BBB complaints rising rapidly in 2023–2024
- Aggressive door-to-door and digital marketing with misleading claims
Cancellation grounds listed on this page
- Misrepresentation of projected energy savings
- Dealer fraud — installer misrepresented system specifications
- TILA violations in GoodLeap/Mosaic loan documents
- System performance below contractual guarantees
- Contractor license violations in state of installation
- Deceptive sales practices under state consumer protection laws
Legal matters listed on this page
- Multiple individual homeowner suits in CA, TX, AZ, FL
- Contractor license board actions in several states
- Class action suits related to misleading savings projections