If you’re stuck with a solar loan, lease, or PPA that failed to deliver what you were promised, we can help you find out if your agreement qualifies for cancellation.
If you’re paying a solar loan, lease, or PPA while still facing high utility bills, poor system performance, or no support from the installer, you may have more options than you were told.
Cancel Your Solar helps you compare what you were promised, what you signed, and what actually happened and finally find out if your solar agreement qualifies for cancellation.
If you qualify, we help you organize the facts, understand the next step, and move forward with the appropriate cancellation strategy along with credit protection support available during the process.
Free initial review for homeowners across the U.S.
Many solar contracts are sold with confusing terms, rushed promises, and little follow-through, leaving homeowners at risk for two bills, credit stress, or agreements they cannot easily unwind. Cancel Your Solar reviews what you signed and what you were told so you can see whether cancellation may be an option.
Challenging a solar agreement can feel stressful. The process starts with a focused review of your contract, bills, and sales claims, so you understand your options and next steps before moving forward.
Solar contract qualification
I was promised lower bills. Now I’m paying both the utility company and the solar lender every month.
My installer stopped answering, and I’m still paying for a system no one will service.
My solar loan or lease says something very different from what the salesperson promised me.
I have the contract, bills, and sales messages. I need help showing where the promises stopped matching the results.
Evidence-based qualification
I need to know if my solar loan, lease, or PPA qualifies for cancellation.
I’m worried about my credit but I can’t keep paying for a solar deal that failed me.
I need to know which contracts, bills, production reports, and sales messages can support my cancellation review.
I want help getting out… not another pitch for panels, repairs, or refinancing.
Free solar contract qualification review
We review your solar agreement, utility bills, system performance, and what you were told during the sale. Then we compare those promises with what actually happened to help determine if your case qualifies and explain what comes next.
We compare the sales promises, written agreement, system performance, and bills to see where the deal broke down.
Your contract, utility bills, production records, and sales communications help determine if your agreement qualifies.
If your agreement qualifies, we help you understand the next step and move forward with the appropriate cancellation process.
We are not here to sell panels, repairs, or refinancing but only to help you find out if you can get out.
HOW IT WORKS
Tell us what you were promised, what type of solar agreement you signed, what you are paying now, and what has gone wrong.
We review your agreement, utility bills, solar payments, system performance, and sales communications to identify where the deal failed to match what you were told.
Once the facts are reviewed, we explain whether your solar loan, lease, or PPA qualifies for cancellation and what happens next if you choose to move forward.
MEET CANCEL YOUR SOLAR
Cancel Your Solar was created for homeowners left with high utility bills, unaffordable solar payments, underperforming systems, and broken sales promises. We are not a solar company. We do not sell panels, finance replacement systems, or repair equipment. We help you compare what you were promised with what you signed and what you are paying now and then find out if your solar loan, lease, or PPA qualifies for cancellation.
Professional advocates review what you were promised, what you signed, and what you pay now to see if cancellation may apply.
“We compare what the salesperson promised with the agreement you signed, the system’s actual performance, and the bills you’re still paying.”
“Once the review is complete, we tell you directly whether your loan, lease, or PPA qualifies and what the cancellation process looks like from there.”
Free qualification review for U.S. homeowners
Yes. Solar loans, leases, and PPAs can be canceled in qualifying cases. Eligibility depends on the agreement, how it was sold, system performance, billing history, and what happened after installation. Our free review helps determine whether your contract meets the criteria.
Common issues include promised savings or production that never materialized, terms that were not clearly disclosed, unaffordable or escalating payments, unresolved system failures, and an installer that stopped responding or went out of business. The full facts and documentation determine whether the agreement qualifies.
Yes. The initial qualification review is free. We look at what you signed, what you were promised, what you are paying now, and what happened after installation. If your agreement qualifies, the next step and any associated costs will be explained before you decide whether to proceed.
You will be shown the cancellation path, the documents still needed, the services involved, and what happens next. Nothing moves forward until the process, responsibilities, and applicable fees have been explained and you choose to proceed.
The timeline depends on the contract, available documentation, lender response, installer status, and complexity of the case. After reviewing your situation, the team can provide a more realistic expectation based on your agreement instead of giving you a one-size-fits-all promise.
Start with whatever you already have. Helpful documents include your solar agreement, loan, lease, or PPA paperwork, utility bills, solar payment records, production reports, warranties, and emails or text messages from the salesperson, installer, lender, or finance company.
Credit and payment consequences depend on your agreement and current account status. Do not stop or change payments based solely on information from this page. During the review, the team will explain the credit-protection support available and what applies to your specific case.
No. You can begin with the contracts, bills, emails, text messages, production reports, and service records you already have. If more documentation or communication is needed, the team will tell you exactly what to collect next.
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