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HOW THE SOLAR CONTRACT REVIEW PROCESS WORKS

Whether you signed a solar lease, loan, or power purchase agreement (PPA), our process is designed to help you explore potential options for addressing your solar contract — even if the panels are already installed. SCRC works with Consumer Advocacy Law Group, whose attorneys evaluate potential consumer protection claims involving solar contracts, financing, sales representations, and related issues under applicable law.
  • 1. How the solar contract review process works
  • 2. What to expect at each step
  • 3. Why homeowners are seeking help with problematic solar contracts
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OUR SOLAR CONTRACT REVIEW AND RESOLUTION STEPS

Many homeowners feel trapped by solar contracts that did not turn out as expected. You may have options.

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SCRC sales rep reviewing residential solar loan documents during a client intake session for contract termination services.
Free Solar Contract Intake Review
Tell Us About Your Solar Contract The first step is a free, no-obligation intake review for homeowners across the United States. When you call us or submit a form, our intake team will ask for basic information about your solar contract and your experience with the solar provider or lender. Our intake team may ask about:
  • Your contract type (lease, loan, or PPA)
  • Pricing, payment terms, and savings representations you recall receiving
  • Installation or system-performance concerns
  • Sales, financing, or disclosure issues you experienced
  • Information relevant to determining whether your matter meets preliminary intake criteria for referral to an attorney
Based on the information you provide, we can let you know whether your matter meets our preliminary intake criteria for referral to an attorney for further review.

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A Consumer Advocacy Law Group lawyer taking a look at a homeowner's solar contract to look for legal ways to get them out of their contract after an appointment with an SCRC representative.
Contract Evaluation by Attorneys
Attorney Review Through Consumer Advocacy Law Group If your matter meets preliminary intake criteria, it may be referred to Consumer Advocacy Law Group for attorney review. The law firm will independently determine whether representation is appropriate. The attorneys evaluate issues that may include:
  • Contract misrepresentation claims
  • Failure to disclose fees and escalators
  • Promised savings that never materialized
  • Installation and performance issues after storms
  • Analyzing your contract and financing terms
  • Identifying applicable legal issues and available remedies
  • Evaluating potential legal strategies and available remedies, including whether contract cancellation may be appropriate
Our legal partner handles consumer protection matters involving solar contract disputes.

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SCRC intake specialist conducting a solar contract audit to determine eligibility for permanent cancellation and termination.
Customized Legal Strategy
Tailored Plan Based on Your Situation If you become a client of the law firm, your attorney will evaluate the available options and recommend a strategy based on your circumstances. Depending on the matter, that strategy may include:
  • Appropriate notices or demands under applicable state or federal law
  • Challenges involving potentially deceptive, unfair, or unconscionable conduct
  • Negotiations with solar providers or lenders
  • Litigation or other legal remedies when appropriate
Your attorney will explain the recommended approach, applicable fees and costs, and what you can reasonably expect from the process.

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Close-up of hands reviewing a residential solar agreement for permanent cancellation; SCRC experts helping a homeowner terminate a solar loan.
Begin the Legal Process
Action and Advocacy on Your Behalf If the law firm accepts your matter and you choose to retain the firm, your attorney can begin pursuing the agreed strategy on your behalf. Throughout the legal process, your legal team will keep you informed about material developments, while SCRC may continue to assist with appropriate administrative coordination.

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Resolution and Next Steps
Working Toward the Best Available Outcome The goal is to pursue an appropriate resolution based on your contract, the facts, applicable law, and the response of the solar provider or lender. Depending on the circumstances, potential outcomes may include contract modification, negotiated payment relief, contract termination, equipment-related arrangements, or other available remedies. No particular outcome can be guaranteed.

Your Rights, Our Commitment to Protection

You may be able to utilize key federal statutes that are designed to protect consumers from deceptive, misleading, and unfair business practices.
These include:

A.

Truth in Lending Act
(TILA)

B.

Federal Trade Commission Act (FTC Act)

C.

Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA)

D.

Unfair and Deceptive Acts and Practices (UDAP) Laws

E.

Additional Federal protections

Contract Cancellation Risks

Noncompliance of your contract and defaulting on financial obligations could lead to serious consequences. Sales and finance companies in the solar industry have the right to take legal action against you, which may result in:

  • Legal action against you.
  • Garnishment of wages.
  • Placing a lien on your bank accounts or any real estate you may own.
  • Severely affecting your credit by negative reporting.
  • Collection intimidation and harassment.

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Still Unsure? Talk to Us Today

If your solar contract feels like a financial burden, call us for a free solar contract intake review:

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No obligation. Share your information and learn whether your matter may be appropriate for further review.

Solar Cancellation Resource Center (“SCRC”) is a marketing partner for law firms specializing in solar contract cancellation under consumer protection laws. This content is informational and does not constitute legal advice or an attorney-client relationship. Results vary by case, and not all contracts qualify.