How to Get Out of a Solar Contract
Short answer
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.
Transcript
How do you get out of a solar contract? Your exit — if you have one — is written in your own paperwork. A lease ends by buyout or transfer. A loan ends by payoff, transfer, refinance, or a documented dispute. Send Exit My Solar Deal your contract and loan papers. Findings come first — plain English, before any payment, before any signature. Here's what the findings uncover, again and again: An escalator clause, raising your payment every single year. Electric bills that never went away — plus a yearly true-up bill. An installer that's gone out of business — nobody left to call. A UCC-1 filing that can block the sale of your home. Panels producing far less than promised. The biggest mistake: cancelling the install contract and thinking the loan died too. It didn't — separate paper, separate bill. The package is two workbooks built from your papers: Your Actions, your step-by-step plan, and The In-Depth Version, every finding in full — emailed within three to five business days. Not a law firm. No outcome promised. See your findings first at exit my solar deal dot com.
Your own papers decide
Exit My Solar Deal reviews the papers you signed — your contract, your loan, lease, or PPA papers, and your bills — and shows you your main findings first, in plain English, before you sign or pay anything. The findings become two workbooks: Your Actions, the step-by-step action workbook, and The In-Depth Version, the detailed findings workbook. Each book is delivered by email within 3–5 business days of purchase; delivery occurs after the 3-day cancellation window closes.
Not a law firm. This is not legal advice. No outcomes are promised to anyone. Questions? ceo@exitmysolardeal.com · (214) 810-3131