Can I actually cancel my solar contract?

In most cases, yes. Solar contracts frequently contain violations of the Truth in Lending Act (TILA), the FTC cooling-off rule, state consumer protection statutes, and misrepresentation clauses. Our attorneys have found valid cancellation pathways in over 85% of contracts reviewed.

What does solar contract cancellation cost?

Your initial contract review is completely free. If we take your case, we work on a contingency or flat-fee basis — meaning you don't pay us unless we succeed.

How long does it take to cancel a solar contract?

Most cases are resolved in 30 to 90 days. Some straightforward cases close in as little as 2 weeks. We handle all negotiations and paperwork.

What if my solar company went bankrupt?

This is one of the strongest cases we handle. When a solar company goes bankrupt, it often triggers contract voidability clauses. We have helped dozens of homeowners in this exact situation walk away from their contracts entirely.

Does my Pennsylvania solar installer need to be registered?

Yes. Under the Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act, solar installers must be registered. A missing registration number may render the contract void.

Can I cancel my Pennsylvania solar contract after installation?

Yes. UTPCPL violations, registration violations, and material misrepresentation all provide grounds for post-install cancellation.

73 P.S. § 201-33-Day Cancellation RightUpdated 2026

Pennsylvania's SREC Market Has Changed. If Your Solar Contract Was Built on 2021 SREC Values, the Math No Longer Works.

The UTPCPL is one of the strongest consumer protection laws in the Northeast. Misrepresenting SREC income, tax credits, or PECO/PPL savings is a violation.

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73 P.S. § 201-3

Pennsylvania Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law

Under the FTC Cooling-Off Rule. Pennsylvania Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act (73 P.S. § 517.3) requires contractor registration. An unregistered contractor may render the contract void.

Pennsylvania has a strong solar market, particularly in the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh metros. The state's SREC market has been volatile, and many sales reps used peak SREC values to calculate savings projections that no longer reflect market reality. Pennsylvania's UTPCPL provides a broad remedy for homeowners who were misled.

The Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act: The Registration Requirement

Under 73 P.S. § 517.3, solar installers in Pennsylvania must be registered as home improvement contractors. The registration number must appear on the contract. If your installer was not registered, or if the number is missing, the contract may be unenforceable.

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Your Key Rights in Pennsylvania

3-day right to cancel after signing
Protection under Pennsylvania Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law
Right to accurate savings projections
Right to clear disclosure of all fees
Protection against misrepresentation of tax credits

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