High-pressure sales, hidden liens, savings that never showed up on the bill — if your solar agreement didn't deliver what you were promised, you may have real options. We review your contract at no cost and connect you with qualified attorneys and specialists.
Tell us about your situation and we'll follow up with your next steps.
The rapid growth of residential solar has left thousands of homeowners locked into agreements that never matched the pitch. These are the patterns we see most.
Door-to-door tactics, rushed signatures, and savings promises that never materialized — often buried in a 20- to 25-year agreement most homeowners never fully understood.
Panels producing a fraction of what was promised, while the monthly payment stays exactly the same — for a system that was supposed to erase your electric bill.
UCC filings and liens placed on your home without clear disclosure — quietly blocking your ability to refinance, sell, or plan your estate.
A contract review looks for the specific issues that may give a homeowner grounds to act. Understanding them is the first step toward a resolution.
Acting early — before missed payments, collections, or credit damage compound — keeps more paths open to you.
Undisclosed liens can block refinancing, selling, or transferring your property. A review reveals exactly what's been filed.
Federal and state statutes exist to protect homeowners from deceptive lending and sales. Qualified counsel can assess whether they apply to you.
A thorough review surfaces forged signatures, undisclosed terms, and inflated production estimates — the details that strengthen your position.
Depending on what a review finds, outcomes can range from renegotiated terms to full contract cancellation — decided by the facts of each case.
Many legal remedies carry statutory deadlines. Early engagement helps preserve options that can otherwise quietly expire.
From your first call to a resolution, we keep the process simple and the next step obvious.
Share your contract and the details of your situation. We review your agreement and related documents at no cost to identify potential issues.
If your case has merit, we connect you with qualified attorneys and specialists suited to your circumstances and your state.
You work directly with the professionals best positioned to pursue relief — with a clear understanding of your options at every stage.
Solar Exit Today exists for homeowners who feel trapped by a solar agreement that didn't deliver what was promised. We're not a law firm — we're an advocacy and intake service. We listen, review your contract, and connect you with the qualified attorneys and specialists who can actually pursue relief. No pressure, no runaround, no cost to find out where you stand.
We concentrate on one thing: helping homeowners understand and act on problematic solar agreements.
Our role is to match you with vetted attorneys and specialists — the people equipped to take your case forward.
Your case review costs nothing and your information stays private. You decide what happens next.
If any of these describe your situation, a free review is worth your time. There's never an obligation.
You were promised lower or eliminated electric bills, but you're paying the solar loan and the utility.
The sale felt rushed, the salesperson has since vanished, or the terms were never clearly explained.
You've discovered a UCC filing or lien on your home that no one ever told you about.
Yes. Reviewing your contract and situation is completely free, and there's no obligation to move forward afterward. You'll simply get a clear picture of where you stand.
No. Solar Exit Today is an advocacy and intake service, not a law firm, and we don't provide legal advice. When a case has merit, we connect you with independent, qualified attorneys and specialists who can pursue relief on your behalf.
We look at residential solar agreements of all kinds — loans, leases, and power-purchase agreements — especially where there's been high-pressure sales, misrepresentation, underperformance, or an undisclosed lien.
The initial review is quick. Timelines after that depend entirely on the specifics of your contract and the path you and your matched professional choose. Because some remedies carry deadlines, acting sooner is always better.
Just reach out with a few details about your situation. A copy of your solar contract and any related financing paperwork helps, but it's not required to begin the conversation.
Statutory deadlines can limit the relief available to you. An early review preserves your options and helps determine the best path forward — at no cost, and with no obligation.
Provide your details for a confidential, no-cost assessment.
