GoodLeap Is Collecting Your Payments Even If Your Solar Company Is Gone
GoodLeap is the largest solar loan originator in the United States, financing systems installed by hundreds of different solar dealers — including many that have since gone bankrupt or out of business.
THE GOODLEAP PROBLEM
GoodLeap is the largest solar loan originator in the United States, financing systems installed by hundreds of different solar dealers — including many that have since gone bankrupt or out of business. The critical issue: GoodLeap continues collecting loan payments even after the installing company (Pink Energy, ADT Solar, etc.) has shut down and can no longer service your system or honor warranties. GoodLeap's position is that your loan obligation is separate from the installer's performance — but consumer protection law says otherwise.
WHAT GOODLEAP CUSTOMERS ARE SAYING
DOCUMENTED ISSUES WITH GOODLEAP
LEGAL GROUNDS TO CANCEL YOUR GOODLEAP CONTRACT
LAWSUITS & REGULATORY ACTIONS
STATES WHERE WE FIGHT GOODLEAP CONTRACTS
60 SECONDS TO FIND OUT IF WE CAN HELP YOU CANCEL YOUR SOLAR CONTRACT
Most people have their solar canceled and still get to keep their equipment.
STEP 1 OF 3
What's your main issue with GoodLeap?
COMPANY QUICK FACTS
What is the current status of your solar company?
Select the option that best describes your situation
SOLAR PANEL REGRET: YOU'RE NOT ALONE
Part of the Solar Panel Regret: You're Not Alone knowledge cluster