You Signed a Solar Contract. Now You Have Questions.
If your solar lease, loan, or agreement feels wrong or different from what you were told you may have options.
We help homeowners understand what their contract actually says and what steps might be possible.
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Solar agreements are among the most complicated consumer contracts most people will ever sign. They run 20 to 25 years, include fine print that moves fast during a sales presentation, and often look very different from what the homeowner was told.
SolarCancellationCompanies.com exists to help. We connect homeowners with vetted contract review specialists, publish plain-language educational resources, and make it easy to take the first step for free.
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Different contracts come with different challenges
Solar contracts are not all the same. The type of agreement you signed affects what you owe, what your options are, and how complicated getting out might be.
Solar Lease
The solar company owns the panels on your roof. You pay a monthly fee to use the electricity they produce. Most leases run 20 to 25 years and include annual payment increases. Selling your home with a lease attached requires the buyer to take it over which many buyers refuse.
Power Purchase Agreement
You pay for the electricity your solar system produces at a rate locked into the contract. That rate typically increases every year. If the system is not producing what was projected, your utility bill fills the gap and the savings never add up the way you were shown.
Complex or Hybrid Contracts
Some agreements combine leasing and financing elements, or involve multiple parties across a long contract term. These are often the most difficult to interpret and the most important to have reviewed by someone who knows what they are looking at.
How the Solar Contract Review Process Works
Three straightforward steps. You don’t have to figure this out alone.
Tell Us About Your Situation
Fill out the short form with basic information about your solar agreement — the type of contract, when you signed, and what your main concern is.
We Review Your Agreement
A vetted partner specialist reviews your contract and related documents to understand exactly what you agreed to and identify any potential concerns.
You Learn Your Options
The specialist explains what your contract says, what options may be available based on your state and circumstances, and what realistic next steps look like. You decide what to do from there.
Why So Many
Homeowners Feel Stuck
Solar contracts run 20 to 25 years and are written in language that most people do not fully absorb during a sales presentation. By the time something feels wrong, the salesperson is gone and the paperwork is signed. These are the situations we hear about every day.
Common issues we see in long-term solar agreements
Problem Points
- Solar payments that increase every year through escalation clauses
- Promised savings that never materialized
- Difficulty selling or refinancing a home due to a solar lien
- Confusing or disputed ownership of the solar equipment
- A sales pitch that did not match what was actually signed
What Homeowners Are Saying
These are the experiences that remind us why this work matters.
I had no idea I even had options. Within two days of submitting my information, someone reached out, reviewed my contract, and explained exactly where I stood. For the first time since signing, I felt like I had some control over my situation.
Daniel Kwame
NovaSteel Industries