LEASE & PPA
Solar lease and PPA resolution
With a lease or PPA, a company owns the panels on your roof and you pay to use them or the power they make, often for 20 or 25 years. When the numbers don't work or the system doesn't perform, those years can feel like forever. We help you pursue a better outcome.
Who this is for
Homeowners with a solar lease or PPA who are dealing with rising payments, low production, savings that never materialized, a difficult home sale, or terms that weren't explained.
What we look at
- Escalator rate and payment schedule over the full term
- production guarantees and true-up or refund provisions
- how the sales projections compare with your real bills
- early termination, buyout, and transfer terms
- maintenance and repair obligations
- whether required disclosures were provided
- signatures and dates
How it works
- Free review of your agreement and bills.
- We document how performance or cost differs from what was promised.
- When appropriate, independent counsel sends a formal demand and negotiates with the company.
- If your agreement requires arbitration and negotiation stalls, the case can proceed to arbitration.
What a resolution can look like
Depending on the facts, outcomes in lease and PPA cases can include cancellation of the agreement and removal of the system, a reduced buyout price, a lower rate or removed escalator, credits or refunds for underproduction, or repairs. Results vary, and some agreements may not have a realistic path to change.
Every agreement and every situation is different. Results vary, and no one can promise a specific outcome.
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Common questions
Can you guarantee my contract will be canceled?
No, and you should be cautious of anyone who says they can. Results depend on your agreement, the facts, and how the companies respond. Cancellation is one possible outcome. Others include a reduced buyout, a refund or credit, a corrected payment, or repairs. Some cases don't result in a change at all. We'll be honest with you about what we see.
How long does it take?
It depends on your agreement, the companies involved, and how they respond. Our initial review usually takes several business days once we have your documents. Negotiation after a formal demand often takes a few months. If a case goes to arbitration, it can take several months to a year or more. We'll give you a realistic estimate for your situation and keep you updated.
Should I stop making my solar payments?
No. Please keep making your payments while your case is reviewed. Missing payments can lead to late fees, collections, credit damage, and default, and it can weaken your position. Don't change how you pay unless independent counsel advises you to.
FREE CASE REVIEW
Find out where you stand. It's free to ask.
Tell us what happened and, if you have it, share your agreement. A real person on our team will review it and walk you through your options in plain English. No pressure and no obligation.
Solar Resolution Group is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Results vary. See our Disclaimer.