#1
Solar Equity Solutions
Best overall · Contract review + cancellation
4.9
- Free contract review
- Handles bankruptcy-orphan cases
- 100% Money Back Guarantee
- Fastest average response (under 24h)
Free · 2026 Edition · Limited Time
Your solar company is gone. You still have options.
A free, plain-English guide to bankruptcies, closures, and what to do next.
100+
US solar companies closed since 2022
$15B
in home solar loans tied to bankrupt lenders
75%
drop in export value under NEM 3.0
24h
average response from our top pick
What homeowners face
When the installer disappears, three things break.
Most people do not realize how fast the protections they were sold can fall apart. Here is what we see first.
Phones go quiet
Service requests vanish overnight. Emails bounce, call centers are disconnected, and no one shows up for scheduled repairs.
Warranties shift
Workmanship coverage often dies first. Manufacturer warranties may survive, but labor, roof penetration seals, and inverter swaps usually don't.
Payments keep going
Loans get sold to someone you don't know. Monthly payments continue even though the company that installed your system no longer exists.
Reviewed · 2026
Top solar cancellation companies, ranked.
Four services homeowners use most when their installer goes under.
#2
Stonegate Legal Group
Law firm route · Litigation-focused
4.4
- Licensed attorneys on every file
- Litigates misrepresentation cases
- Strong for fraud claims
- Free initial consult
#3
TRU Solar Cancellation
Cancellation-only service
4.1
- Focused on contract cancellation
- Works across multiple states
- Document-heavy process
- Phone & email support
#4
Solar Cancellation Resource Center (SCRC)
Information hub · Self-service
3.8
- Free educational resources
- DIY-friendly guidance
- No direct case handling
- Limited 1-on-1 support
#5
Modern Financial
Financial restructuring · Loan-focused
3.7
- Loan restructuring guidance
- Payment reduction strategies
- Works with multiple lenders
- Slower intake process
#6
Solar Relief Center
Relief programs · Broad intake
3.6
- Handles a wide range of cases
- Consultation-first approach
- Nationwide coverage
- Mixed response times
#7
Solar Dispute Resource
Dispute resolution · Mediation
3.5
- Focus on dispute mediation
- Documentation assistance
- Complaint filing support
- No litigation services
#8
Solar Cancellation Help
Cancellation assistance · Basic
3.4
- Cancellation paperwork help
- Simple intake form
- Email-first communication
- Limited case escalation
#9
End My Solar
Exit-focused · Consumer-facing
3.3
- Contract exit assistance
- Clear pricing structure
- Online-only intake
- Newer market entrant
#10
Solar Closing Systems
Closeout services · Post-sale
3.2
- Handles post-install issues
- UCC-1 lien assistance
- Home sale coordination
- Limited legal resources
Inside the guide
Five chapters. One clear plan.
8 pages, written for homeowners, not lawyers.
- 01The Reality Check
- 025 Warning Signs
- 03What Survives a Bankruptcy
- 04Your 4 Recourse Paths
- 05The Action Plan
Solar State Laws
Your rights depend on your state.
Cooling-off periods, disclosure rules, and consumer protection statutes vary. Preview a few featured guides, or browse all 50 states.
Virginia
Virginia Solar Contract Cancellation: New 2026 Consumer Protection Laws
More Virginia homeowners are backing out of solar deals in 2026. Pushy sales visits, mixed-up loan terms, and savings promises that never showed up on the power bill pushed lawmakers to act.
Read full law →Washington
Solar Cancellation in Washington
If you've signed a solar contract and are now feeling uncertain, you're not alone. Many homeowners realize they were rushed through the process or didn't fully understand the agreement before signing.
Read full law →Michigan
Solar Cancellation in Michigan
Michigan solar contract cancellation laws are more consumer-friendly than most homeowners realize. If a salesperson knocked on your door and got you to sign on the spot, you may have more options than you think.
Read full law →Georgia
Solar Cancellation in Georgia
More Georgia homeowners are looking for a way out of their solar contracts in 2026. The Georgia Attorney General has issued public warnings about misleading solar sales tactics.
Read full law →Ohio
Solar Cancellation in Ohio
Ohio solar complaints are growing fast. In January 2026, the Ohio Attorney General sued G3 Solar over high-pressure sales tactics that left homeowners paying more each month, not less.
Read full law →North Carolina
Solar Cancellation in North Carolina
Your solar panels are installed. Your loan is active. But your electric bill looks the same as before. Or maybe you just found a $30,000 loan on your credit report the salesperson never clearly explained.
Read full law →Two minutes. Real answers.
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