FAQ – Solar Cancellation Resource Center

At Solar Cancellation Resource Center, we are dedicated to helping homeowners navigate the complexities of misleading solar contracts. Our partner attorneys provide clear pathways to cancellation, ensuring you regain control and peace of mind.
How do I know if I can get out of my solar contract?
Whether you may have options depends on your contract and individual circumstances. Issues that may warrant further review include potentially misleading sales representations, unexpected financing terms, savings representations that did not materialize, installation or performance problems, or other concerns about how the transaction occurred. SCRC can conduct a free preliminary intake review to determine whether your matter may be appropriate for attorney review. The attorney independently determines whether legal representation is available and what remedies may be appropriate.
The timeframe varies significantly depending on the facts, the parties involved, the strategy pursued, and whether litigation or other proceedings become necessary. Some matters may take 18–24 months or longer to resolve. Any timeframe provided is an estimate only, and no particular timing or outcome can be guaranteed.

That depends on the contract, financing arrangement, parties involved, and terms of any negotiated or legal resolution. Potential outcomes may address the contract, payment obligations, equipment, removal, or other issues, but no particular result can be promised in advance. Your attorney can explain how a proposed resolution would affect your specific financial obligations and solar equipment before you agree to it.

Each case is evaluated before agreeing to work towards the cancellation of the solar agreements for clients. Solar Cancellation Resource Center (SCRC) only accepts cases where they know the outcome will be favorable.