Understanding what you signed is the first step. Here is exactly what happens after you reach out.
Use the free review form to upload the solar lease, power purchase agreement, loan, or purchase contract you signed. A PDF, photo, or scan works. Add your name, email, and phone number so we can reach you.
Our team reviews the agreement and identifies the terms that decide your options: termination and buyout provisions, the payment escalator, transfer and assignment clauses, production guarantees, and any financing or lien details.
You receive a clear explanation of what your solar agreement actually says, without legal jargon, so you understand your obligations and the terms that matter most.
We walk through the realistic paths available in your situation, whether that is a cancellation window, a buyout, a transfer when you sell, or something else. There is no obligation, and the decision is always yours.
These are the clauses that most often shape a homeowner's options.
Whether a written right-to-cancel notice was provided and when the rescission window closes.
What the agreement allows if you want to end it early, and any early termination fees.
How and when you can purchase the system, and how the buyout price is calculated.
The annual percentage increase in your payment and its effect over the full term.
What a buyer must do to assume the agreement and the credit conditions involved.
What happens if the provider sells your agreement or goes out of business.
What the provider owes if the system produces less than promised.
Fixture filings on your property, dealer fees, and add-ons bundled into financing.
The more of your paperwork we can see, the clearer the answer. Send whatever you have, and start with the signed agreement.
It is free. The contract review costs nothing and there is no obligation.
Photos are fine. Clear phone photos of each page work if you do not have a PDF.
Keep it private. You do not need to include bank account or Social Security numbers. Cover them before uploading.
Upload your contract and we will explain what it says and what options exist.