Straight answers about your solar deal, on video

Short videos, each answering one question homeowners ask about the solar loan, lease, or PPA they already signed — how getting out actually starts, what a UCC-1 filing is, what happens when the installer goes out of business, and why the electric bill never went away. Every video page carries its full transcript, so the answer is here in plain text whether you watch or read. Nothing here is legal advice; your own documents decide what is open to you.

Videos

• How to Get Out of a Solar Contract — You get out of a solar contract through the exit written in your own paperwork — a lease ends by buyout or transfer; a loan ends by payoff, transfer, refinance, or a documented dispute.
• What Is a UCC-1 Filing? — A UCC-1 filing is a public notice your solar company files when you finance or lease rooftop panels, stating its claim on the equipment on your roof.
• What Happens If Your Solar Installer Goes Out of Business? — Your contract doesn’t die with the company — a loan is still owed to the lender, and a lease or PPA is usually sold to a new owner; what usually dies is the service.
• Why Do I Still Get an Electric Bill With Solar Panels? — Solar rarely covers everything — panels produce in daylight, your home pulls grid power at night, the connection charge never goes away, and many utilities settle the difference in a yearly true-up bill.