Questions homeowners ask us first

A specialist reads your loan, lease, or PPA in full — escalators, term length, disclosure language, right-to-cancel handling, any lien or UCC filing, and the production or savings claims — then explains in plain English what you signed and where the gaps are.

Yes. The review and the qualification call cost nothing, with no obligation. If your case moves forward with an independent attorney, any fee is explained in writing before you agree to anything.

We can't promise that, and you should be careful with anyone who does. What we can do is document what was misrepresented and hand a well-built case to independent attorneys who pursue the options the facts support.

Not necessarily. Many cases rest on what was misrepresented at the point of sale or on disclosures that were never properly made, and those issues aren't limited to the first few days after signing.

The first call is usually within 48 hours of your request, and the contract read follows shortly after. What happens next depends on the case, the lender, and the solar company — we'll tell you honestly what to expect rather than give you a date we can't hold.

The solar agreement itself, and anything from the sales process you still have: quotes, savings projections, text messages, emails. You'll get a private, single-use upload link — nothing is posted publicly.

Your case team, and the independent attorney if your case moves forward. Documents are stored encrypted. We don't sell your information or add you to lists you didn't ask for.

No. Solar Exit is a division of PropAdvisor. We review contracts and build the documented record. Legal advice and representation come from independent, licensed attorneys.

Then we say so on the call and you keep your money and your afternoon. An honest read is the whole point.