Situations we see

Which of these sounds like your situation?

Pick the page that matches what you are dealing with. Each one explains what we would look at in a free agreement review — no obligation, not an installer, not a law firm.

Two payments. Still high?

You have a utility bill and a solar payment, and the combined total does not match what you were told. What that usually looks like, what we would look at, and what to bring.

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Did the payment change after year one or two?

The amount you pay each month looks different after an introductory period. What that usually looks like, what we would look at, and what to bring. Free review · No obligation · Not an installer · Not a law firm.

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Does the lease or power agreement go up every year?

Many leases and power purchase agreements include language that raises the payment or rate on a schedule. What that usually looks like, what we would look at, and what to bring. Free review · No obligation · Not an installer · Not a law firm.

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Not sure if you own, lease, or buy the power?

Loan, lease, and power purchase agreements work differently — especially if you are selling or refinancing. What that usually looks like, what we would look at, and what to bring. Free review · No obligation · Not an installer · Not a law firm.

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You signed on a tablet and never got a copy

It was signed at the door or at the kitchen table, and nobody left you the paperwork. How to get copies, what we would look at, and where to start.

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The company that installed your system is gone

The installer has closed, renamed, or stopped answering — but the payments continue. What that changes, what it does not, and what to bring.

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You are selling or refinancing and the solar is in the way

A sale or a refinance has surfaced something attached to the property. What is usually involved, what we would look at, and what to bring.

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It was installed but never switched on

The panels are on the roof and the payments have started, but the system has never produced. What is usually behind it and what to bring to a review.

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