Your Solar Company Lied to You. We Help You Fight Back — and Win.
Thousands of homeowners are trapped in solar contracts built on lies. Our team of consumer protection specialists and attorneys has helped families across America get refunds, cancellations, and real legal accountability — at no out-of-pocket cost. Your free case review starts here.
1,200+ Homeowners Helped
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5 States Served
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100+ Years Combined Solar Experience
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Led by Consumer Protection Attorneys
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Solar Companies Have Powerful Lawyers. Now You Do Too.
Our team combines 100+ years of firsthand solar industry experience with a dedicated legal team — giving homeowners the inside knowledge and legal firepower to fight back effectively.
OUR MISSION
We Know Every Trick Solar Companies Use — Because We Worked With Them
The solar industry exploded — and so did the fraud. Deceptive contracts, hidden fees, and broken promises have left thousands of homeowners trapped. At Solar Dispute, our team of former solar insiders and consumer protection attorneys knows exactly how these companies operate. We use that knowledge to hold them accountable.
Since 2012, our team has been inside the solar industry — watching the deception firsthand. We built Solar Dispute to give homeowners a fighting chance, pairing deep industry knowledge with real legal muscle. Our clients don’t just get heard — they get results.
Real Results for Real Homeowners
Watch how our team helps homeowners get real results — contract cancellations, refunds, and accountability from solar companies that broke their promises.
How We Get You Results
Step 1: Tell Us What Happened
In a free, confidential consultation, one of our specialists — all former solar industry insiders — will listen to your story and immediately identify potential violations in your contract or sales process.
Step 2: We Build Your Case
We review your contracts, loan documents, and sales representations in detail. Our team knows what violations look like — and we find them. You get a clear picture of your legal options before committing to anything.
Step 3: Our Legal Team Takes Over
Once your case is approved, our consumer protection attorneys take the wheel. You get a dedicated case manager and a legal team that has gone up against the biggest solar companies in the country — and won.
Step 4: You Get a Real Outcome
Contract cancellation. Loan reduction. Full financial restitution. The outcome depends on your specific situation — but our goal is always the same: get you the maximum result the law allows.
Including Companies That Sold to Over 100,000 Homeowners — Leaving Them with No Recourse. We Fix That.
Common Issues We Discover for Solar Homeowners
We’ve seen every deceptive tactic solar companies use — because our team spent years inside the industry. Here’s what we look for in your case.
Deceptive Financing & Hidden Fees
Was the true cost of your solar loan not fully disclosed? Federal law requires clear information on APR, dealer fees, and total costs. Most lenders hide the dealer fees in the total cost
False Promises & Deceptive Sales
Were you were promised false financial savings, non-existent government rebates, or misleading system performance, you may be a victim of deceptive sales tactics.
Warranty Claims & Faulty Equipment
Manufacturers and installers are required to honor their written warranties. If your system is underperforming and your claims are being ignored or denied, we can step in to enforce your rights.
Right-to-Cancel Violations
Were you sold a system in your home? You may have had a 3-day right to cancel. If you were not properly notified in writing of this right, it may still be active. Let us review your contract.
Installation & Property Damage
From leaking roofs to electrical issues, you should not have to pay for an installer’s negligence. Homeowners can recover costs for damages caused during the installation process.
Improper Property Liens
Many homeowners are shocked to discover a lien was placed on their home as part of their solar financing. If this was not clearly disclosed to you upfront, it could be a serious legal violation.