Agreement type
Loan, cash purchase, lease, PPA, or unknown.
How it works
Solar concerns can cross sales, installation, lending, servicing, and utility issues. Our intake keeps the first step focused and manageable.
Your first submission takes about two minutes.

The review path
The goal of the first review is clarity—what was signed, who is involved, what happened, and what outcome you are seeking.
You share your contact information, agreement type, primary concern, state, and a brief description of what changed.
We identify the agreements and supporting records likely to matter, without asking you to upload sensitive material through the public form.
The timeline and documents are organized around the provider, installer, finance company, system owner, utility, and any other relevant party.
The follow-up focuses on practical questions, provider processes, complaint resources, and when independent professional advice may be appropriate.
Prepare once
Loan, cash purchase, lease, PPA, or unknown.
Recently signed, permitted, installed, activated, or operating.
Payments, sale, installation, performance, sales statements, or another issue.
Information, correction, service, transfer, payoff, cancellation inquiry, or professional guidance.
What this process is not
Cancel Solar does not decide whether a contract is valid, provide legal advice, or guarantee that a provider or lender will agree to cancellation. We do not ask you to stop payments, ignore notices, or take an action that could affect your credit or property rights.
A useful review distinguishes education and intake from advice that only a licensed attorney, financial professional, tax professional, contractor, or other qualified specialist can provide.
Begin here
A clearer next step begins with the facts already in your agreement.
Private intake · about 2 minutes
Tell us the agreement type and the issue you want to understand. Do not include Social Security numbers, bank information, or account passwords.