Solar loan agreement
The financing document — the payment, the term, the rate, and the fees rolled into it.
How it works
Five steps, and you can stop at any of them
This is our whole process. There is no step where something happens to your agreement without you deciding it should.
Step 1: Start your review
You answer a few questions about your system, your agreement, and what you were told. Rough figures are fine.
About three minutes. You can stop and come back — we save your place.
Step 2: Document review
You can begin with the details you know. Before a specialist call, upload a signed solar or finance agreement; supporting paperwork can follow.
Uploaded documents are stored privately. They are not sold or shared for marketing.
Step 3: Contract evaluation
A specialist reads the actual document against what you were told, and identifies the terms that matter for your situation.
You get this explained to you in ordinary language, whatever it turns out to say.
Step 4: Introduction, if you request it
If you ask for help beyond the review, we may identify a provider whose stated scope fits the information you gave us.
We tell you who the provider is before sharing anything, and nothing is shared unless you ask us to make the introduction.
Step 5: Your decision
You decide whether to contact a provider or take any further step. Any service you choose after an introduction is separate from this review.
Participating partners fund our operations, but no provider pays us for an individual introduction.
What we read
What we review in a solar agreement
You can begin with the details you remember. A signed solar or finance agreement is required before a specialist call; supporting documents help us prepare.
Lease or power purchase agreement
If you do not own the system, the terms of the arrangement and what happens at the end of it.
Installation contract
What the installer committed to build, and on what timeline.
Your utility bill
A recent one. This is how we compare the promise against what actually happened.
The sales materials
The savings estimate, the proposal, the screenshots — whatever you were shown before signing.
Anything you signed on a tablet
Emailed copies, signature confirmations, DocuSign links. Send what you can find.
Cannot find your signed agreement? Start with what you remember. We can help you look for copies, but one is needed before a specialist call.
Straight answers
The questions people actually ask
Will this cancel my solar agreement?
We cannot tell you that, and you should be wary of anyone who tells you otherwise before reading your documents. What we can tell you is what your agreement says, how it compares to what you were told, and what options exist in your situation. Some files have something to work with. Some do not, and we will say so.
What does it cost?
The review is free and carries no obligation. Homeowners do not pay us for it, and no provider pays us for an individual introduction.
Who funds Solar Contract Services?
Participating partners fund our operations. That does not change the cost of your review, and we do not receive a referral fee or other payment for an individual introduction. If you ask us to make an introduction, we tell you who the provider is before sharing anything.
Should I keep making my payments?
Keep doing exactly what you are doing now. We do not advise anyone to change how they handle their payments, and no one at this company will ever tell you to. If that question matters to your situation, it is one for a licensed professional who knows your full financial picture.
Are you a law firm?
No. We are not a law firm, we do not provide legal advice, and nothing on this site is legal advice. If your situation calls for a lawyer, we will say so.
Find out what your agreement actually says.
About three minutes, no cost, and no obligation at the end of it.
Start My ReviewStop any time — we save your place.