Feel Misled After Leasing or Buying Solar Panels?

Want To Cancel Your Solar Contract?.

Millions of Americans have been duped into one-sided solar contracts.  If you were misled when purchasing or leasing solar panels, you are not alone! SolarExits can help get you OUT of your solar contract!

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Legal cancellation of solar contract(s)
Credit protection included (if needed)

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What You Could Be Entitled To

If you were misled, overcharged, or pressured into signing a solar contract, you may qualify for significant relief. Many homeowners discover they have more rights — and more options — than the solar company ever told them

Full cancellation of your solar contract
Credit protection and removal of any negative reporting assistance.
Stop overpaying, stop paying for a product that doesn't work as promised. Let us work for you.
Relief from escalating or hidden fees

Most people don’t know which of these apply to them — that’s why a quick review helps determine what relief you’re entitled to.

There is a way out but the window  is closing

A new consumer-support program helps homeowners evaluate options to exit or restructure their solar agreements when the promised savings never materialized.

It only takes under 2 minutes to check if you qualify. There’s no cost, no commitment right now.

Application window closing soon. Limited spots.

Homeowners across the country are already doing this.

3 Easy Steps to Check Your Eligibility

01 Answer a few short questions

About your system and contract (takes ~60 seconds).

02 We review your

Information and send you a ‘yes/no’ result free.

03 If you qualify

We’ll walk you through the next steps (no obligation).

No Credit Check
No Cost
No Hidden Fees

Why you must act now

This program is closing to new applicants soon.” “Installers & lenders change rules, and the relief may vanish.” “Leaving it means you’ll keep overpaying for years.

Every month you wait could cost you hundreds.

UCC-1 & what it means to you and your Clients

A Uniform Commercial Code (UCC-1) filing is a notice filed with the Secretary of State and county recorder after a solar system is installed on a home:

Purpose: A UCC-1 filing protects the third-party owner's rights to the solar system and informs anyone who searches the title that the system is owned by someone other than the homeowner.

Who files: Third party owners, such as solar companies, file UCC-1s to secure their investment in the system.

When filed: UCC-1s are filed after the solar system is installed.

Where filed: UCC-1s are filed with the Secretary of State and the county where the home is located.

Visibility: UCC-1s are public and can be viewed online.

Effect on home value: UCC-1s do not impact the value of the home.

Effect on home sale: A UCC-1 filing does not mean a lien has been placed on the home. However, a lender unfamiliar with UCC-1s may assume it is a lien and halt a buyer's home loan.

UCC-1s are common for solar panel leases and Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs). In these cases, the solar company files a UCC-1 to create a legal claim to the panels. If the homeowner defaults on the lease or PPA, the solar company can remove the panels.

UCC-1s are not filed for all solar loans. Whether a UCC-1 is filed depends on the financing institution.

Refinancing a  home with a UCC-1

Yes, you can get a UCC-1 filing lifted to refinance a house with solar panels:

What is a UCC-1 filing? 
A UCC-1 filing is a notice on the property record that the solar panels have a different owner. It's not a lien on the home, but it's filed in a similar way to a fixture filing so it's easier to find in public records.

How to lift the UCC-1 filing? 
The third party owner, such as the solar provider, can temporarily remove the UCC-1 filing so the homeowner can refinance. The homeowner can then put the lien back on after refinancing.

What if the homeowner defaults on the lease? 
If the homeowner defaults on the lease payments, the solar provider has the right to repossess the solar panels.

What if the homeowner sells the home? 
The new homeowners can assume the loan and lien, or the seller can pay off the loan balance.

Some solar providers, like Aurora Energy, will arrange to lift the UCC-1 filing during the underwriting period.

what our homeowner Clients are saying...

I saved $250/month and got out of my contract.

John Doe

California

I saved $500/month and got out of my contract.

John Doe

California

I saved $250/month and got out of my contract.

John Doe

California

Got Questions?
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What does “qualify” mean?

Qualifying means we review the details of your solar agreement, your energy usage, and the specific representations made at the point of sale.

The purpose is to determine whether the facts support a legitimate basis to pursue an exit or corrective action.

How much does it cost?

There is no cost to find out whether you qualify.

Your evaluation clarifies whether your situation meets the standards required to pursue an exit.

If your case qualifies and you choose to move forward, the cost depends on the level of work required: legal review, negotiations, and case management vary by homeowner and by contract type. Our focused process keeps the work structured and avoids inefficiencies.

Before anything begins, you receive a clear, transparent breakdown so you can decide with full confidence.

No assumptions. No hidden fees. No pressure.

Will this hurt my credit?

The evaluation process itself does not impact your credit.

If you move forward with an exit strategy, credit impact depends entirely on:

The type of solar agreement you signed

Your lender or leasing provider

The dispute or correction path available in your specific case

When credit implications exist, we offer targeted credit-support services to address those issues.

Credit support is optional and only applied when appropriate for the strategy.

You are informed of all possible outcomes before you authorize any steps

What if I plan to sell my home soon?

Selling a home with a solar loan, lease, or PPA can introduce complexity.

Many buyers hesitate, and many realtors are unfamiliar with the financial structure of high-cost solar agreements.

Our role is to determine whether the terms, performance, or representations made to you create a valid basis for exit or correction that protects your timeline.

Resolving the issue in advance often strengthens your negotiating position and removes friction from the escrow process.

We do not promise a faster sale; we provide clarity so you can protect your position.

What happens to the solar panels if I exit?

Your outcome depends on the final strategy supported by your documentation and contract terms. Nothing is assumed. Nothing is done without your approval.

Outcomes vary by lender, installer, and contract type.

Our team outlines each possible path, the requirements, and the implications so you understand your options fully before making a decision.