Sue Your Solar Finance Company
Stuck in a bad solar contract or facing problems with your installer?
Our team connects you with professionals who can help review agreements, dispute unfair charges, and explore your legal options.
We’re here to help you understand your rights and take the right steps to sue and win.
Top Reasons Why You Can Sue Your Solar Bank & Win!
1. Service Warranty Voided
If your solar installer has not serviced your solar system, your solar bank can be held liable.
Your solar contract has written solar production guarantees and service standards.
If these items are not met, you can sue and win!
2. Workmanship Warranty Voided
If your solar installer installed your system poorly, your solar bank can be held liable.
You may have a leaky roof, or the system was never given a permission to operate.
If you have issues, you can sue and win!
3. Dealer Fees Not Disclosed
If your solar salesperson put you into a solar finance contract with a low interest loan under 9% than they probably did not tell you about the dealer fees associated with the loan.
The solar bank can be held liable for what the salesperson did NOT say.
If you were not given all the facts the Truth In Lending Act was violated, and you can sue and win!
4. Solar Tax Credits Not Explained Correctly
If your solar salesperson told you you were getting a solar tax credit that would keep your 18-month teaser rate and you did NOT receive the full 30% tax credit in the first year, you have a strong case.
The solar bank asked you what your income is at application, if it was under $100,000 you were likely not going to received the 30% tax credit back in the first year.
If you were not given all the facts, you can sue and win!
It is best to speak to Solar Tax Pros to dive into the facts.