Independent solar contract reviews for homeowners
Free Solar Contract Review for Leases, Loans, and PPAs
We review solar leases, loans, and PPAs, then give you honest advice on what your contract means and what your options are.
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How it works
How Our Free Review Works
A simple process that turns confusing solar paperwork into clear answers.
1
Share Your Contract
Send us your solar agreement and a few details about your situation.
2
We Review It
We read the terms, fees, and disclosures that affect what you owe.
3
Get Clear Advice
We explain what your contract means and which options are realistic.
4
Decide Your Next Step
You choose what to do next, with no pressure and no obligation.
What we look for
We read the clauses that decide what you owe
We check the term, escalator, buyout, transfer on sale, liens, and disclosures. Then we compare them with what you were told.
- Contract type confirmed: lease, loan, or PPA
- Fees, escalators, and dealer fees explained
- UCC-1 fixture filing and lien terms identified
- Missing disclosures or notices flagged
Your solar agreement
4 terms flagged
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Payment escalator: rises [X]% every year
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Dealer fee built into the amount financed
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Transfer on sale: buyer needs credit approval
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UCC-1 fixture filing recorded on the home
Illustration. Every agreement is worded differently.
Federal & State Protections
The Protections Already On Your Side
Federal and state laws give homeowners rights that are easy to miss when signing a solar contract at the kitchen table. These three come up most often.
3 Business Days
FTC Cooling-Off Rule
For many sales made at your home, federal law gives you three business days to cancel. The seller must explain that right in writing. A missing notice can matter when your contract is reviewed.
State UDAP Laws
Consumer Protection Statutes
Every state has a law against deceptive or unfair trade practices. These laws matter when promised savings, tax credits, or free equipment claims do not match the signed paperwork.
TILA Rescission
Truth in Lending Act
When a solar loan is secured by your home, federal lending law requires specific disclosures. If those disclosures were not properly delivered, your right to cancel may last longer than three days.
General information only, not legal advice. Which protections apply depends on your contract, your lender, and your state.
Why Book The Free Review
What You Get From Your Free Review
Every contract is different, and no review can promise a specific result. What a review can do is show you exactly where you stand and which options are realistic.
BENEFIT 1
A Clear Read of Your Contract
We walk through your agreement line by line. You will understand your payments, fees, escalators, and any lien on your property.
- Contract type confirmed: lease, loan, or PPA
- Fees, escalators, and dealer fees explained
- UCC-1 fixture filing and lien terms identified
- Missing disclosures or notices flagged
BENEFIT 2
Honest Advice on Your Options
We explain which options fit your situation, such as a buyout, transfer, payoff, or complaint. We also tell you which options do not fit.
- Realistic options explained in plain English
- Questions to ask your provider or lender
- Documents to gather before you act
- Guidance on when a licensed attorney may help
In your free review, we will tell you which options are realistic for your contract, including when the best choice is to keep it.
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Why Homeowners Trust Us
No pressure, no hidden costs, and no pretending to be something we are not.
Not a Law Firm
We are not a law firm, and we do not give legal advice. We say so up front, so you always know who you are talking to.
Honest, Independent Advice
We explain your contract as it is written. We never push you toward an option that does not fit your situation.
Free, No Obligation
The review and consultation are 100% free. You can walk away at any point, and it costs you nothing.
Always Confidential
Your contract and personal details stay private. We never sell your information.
All 50 States
We review solar agreements from homeowners nationwide, with state rules taken into account.
Clarity Is Our Mission
Find out where your contract actually stands. 100% confidential. No obligation. Ever.
Get My Free ReviewCommon Questions
Straight Answers Without Sales Pitch
The questions homeowners ask us before they book a review.
What does Free My Solar do?
We review solar contracts and give homeowners honest advice about them. That includes solar leases, loans, and power purchase agreements. Our consultation is free, and there is no obligation to do anything afterward.
Can you cancel my solar contract for me?
No. We are not a cancellation company. We review your contract and explain the options that may exist, such as a buyout, transfer, payoff, or complaint. You then decide what to do next.
What does the review cost?
The contract review and consultation are completely free. There is no obligation and no pressure to take any further step.
What documents should I have ready?
Your signed contract helps most. Loan disclosures, recent statements, utility bills, and any sales promises in writing are also useful. If you cannot find everything, we can still start with what you have.
What if my solar company went out of business?
Your agreement may still be active. The company holding your loan, lease, or PPA is often separate from the installer. A review shows who holds your contract now and what your terms say.
What if I have a solar loan, not a lease?
A loan works differently because you own the system. Federal lending disclosures may matter, especially when the loan is secured by your home. Leases and PPAs depend more on contract terms and state consumer laws.
Is your review the same as legal advice?
No. We are not a law firm, and our review is not legal advice. If your situation needs a legal opinion, we will tell you so you can speak with a licensed attorney in your state.
Still unsure? Talk it through with us at (520) 641-5539