How do I get out of my solar contract?

Solar Exit Partners helps homeowners exit solar contracts through legal review, contract negotiation, and cancellation assistance. Take our free 2-minute assessment to discover your specific exit options based on your contract type, provider, and state laws.

Can I cancel my solar lease?

Yes, most solar leases can be cancelled. Solar Exit Partners has helped thousands of homeowners cancel solar leases with providers like Sunrun, Vivint Solar, and Tesla. Your cancellation options depend on your contract terms, state consumer protection laws, and how long you've had the lease.

How much does it cost to exit a solar contract?

Solar Exit Partners offers a free initial assessment to evaluate your exit options. Costs vary based on your contract type and provider. Many homeowners qualify for no-cost exits through consumer protection violations found in their contracts. Take our free quiz to get a personalized estimate.

What solar companies can you help me exit from?

Solar Exit Partners helps homeowners exit contracts with all major solar providers including Sunrun, Vivint Solar, Tesla Solar, SunPower, Palmetto, Freedom Solar, Trinity Solar, Blue Raven Solar, and many others. Our team has experience with every major solar company in the United States.

How long does the solar contract exit process take?

The solar contract exit timeline varies by case. Solar Exit Partners typically resolves cases within 30-90 days. Simple cancellations may take as little as 2 weeks, while complex cases involving legal review or negotiations may take longer. Our free assessment provides an estimated timeline for your specific situation.

Is the solar exit assessment really free?

Yes, the Solar Exit Partners assessment is completely free with no obligation. Our 2-minute online quiz evaluates your solar contract situation and provides personalized exit options. There is no credit card required and your information is kept confidential.

Can I get out of a solar PPA (Power Purchase Agreement)?

Yes, Solar Exit Partners specializes in helping homeowners exit solar PPAs. Power Purchase Agreements often contain terms that can be challenged under state consumer protection laws. Our experts review your PPA terms and identify the strongest exit strategy for your situation.

What if my solar panels are damaging my roof?

Roof damage from solar panels is a common issue that can strengthen your case for contract exit. Solar Exit Partners documents installation defects, roof leaks, and structural damage as grounds for contract cancellation. Take our free assessment and select 'roof damage' as one of your issues.

Solar Lease vs PPA Cancellation: Key Differences

Understanding the difference between a solar lease and a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) is crucial when exploring your cancellation options.

Solar Lease Overview

With a solar lease, you pay a fixed monthly amount to rent the solar panels. You don't own the system, and the leasing company handles maintenance.

PPA Overview

With a PPA, you pay for the electricity the panels produce at a set rate per kilowatt-hour. Your monthly payment varies based on production.

Cancellation Differences

Lease cancellation typically involves a buyout based on remaining payments, while PPA cancellation may involve paying for the system's fair market value.