Know Your Rights
Plain-English guides to understanding your solar contract, your rights, and your options. No jargon, no forms, no strings attached.
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The "Escalator Clause" in Your Solar Contract — and How Much It's Quietly Costing You
There's a single line in most solar contracts that raises your payment every year. Most homeowners have no idea it's there. Here's what it is, what it costs, and what you can do about it.
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"Free Solar" Isn't Free. Here's What You Actually Signed.
If someone told you solar was free, you probably signed a lease or PPA without understanding the difference. Here's what that actually means for you and your family.
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Solar Contract Red Flags: A Checklist For Your Family
Not sure if your solar contract has problems? Run through this quick checklist. If three or more apply, it's time to talk to someone.
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Did Your Solar Installer Go Bankrupt? You Still Have Options.
More than 100 solar companies have filed for bankruptcy or shut down in recent years. If yours is one of them, here's what happens to your contract, your panels, and your payments.
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Can You Sell Your House With Solar Panels? This Answer Upsets Most Homeowners...
Solar contracts can quietly block you from selling your home — or cost you thousands just to close. If you're thinking about moving, read this first.
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You Took Out a Solar Loan. Here's What They Likely Didn't Tell You.
If you're paying a solar loan AND a high electric bill, the savings you were promised may not be the only problem. Many solar loans contain hidden fees and potential legal violations.
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Your Legal Options as a Solar Homeowner
From attorney general complaints to contract challenges to financing violations, there are more paths than most homeowners realize. Here's what they are and how they work.
Free Consultation
Talk to a senior consultant about your solar contract. Find out what relief you may qualify for.
You don't need a law degree to understand your solar contract. But you do need someone willing to explain it in plain English. That's what our guides are for.
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Solar contract laws vary by state. Find out what applies where you live.