SolarEscape
Free 60-second check

Trapped in a solar contract? You may still have a way out.

20–25 year leases. Rising escalator clauses. Installers that vanished. But most states give you a cancellation window — and most people never learn it exists until it's closed. Answer 5 questions and get a plain-English verdict on yours, free.

Can I cancel my solar contract?

No account. No email. Just the verdict.

Not legal advice. This tool provides general information based on state statutes and the FTC Cooling-Off Rule as of October 2026. Laws change and every contract is different. For advice about your specific situation, talk to a consumer attorney or your state attorney general's office. We can't promise you can cancel — nobody can. What we do: tell you where the cancellation windows are, and what to do when they're closed.
Why $39 flat beats $5,000: "solar exit" companies charge $5,000–$15,000 upfront to get you out of a contract — several have faced FTC and BBB actions. Consumer attorneys charge $300+/hr. Our kit is $39 once: the cancellation letter, the complaint ladder, the bankrupt-installer playbook. And we'll tell you the truth up front — including when the window is closed and the kit can't help you.

How it works

1

Check your window — free

Answer 5 questions. In 60 seconds you know whether a cancellation window is still open, which statute gives it to you, and your exact deadline.

2

Send the notice — $39

The kit generates the written cancellation notice citing your state's statute, with the certified-mail instructions that make it legally stick.

3

Escalate if they fight — included

Installer ignoring you? The complaint kit walks you through the AG, FTC, CFPB, and contractor licensing board — in order, with what to write.

Guides

The window

Cooling-Off Rights, Explained

The FTC 3-day rule, state extensions up to 30 days, and the "they never gave me the form" loophole that keeps windows open.
They lied

When Misled Savings Void the Contract

Promised savings that never came? That's a deceptive-practices claim — and it can unwind the whole deal.
They vanished

Installer Went Bankrupt?

What happens to your warranty, your loan, and the lien on your roof when the company disappears.
Make noise

Where to File Complaints That Matter

State AG, FTC, CFPB, contractor board — what each one does with your complaint and how to write one that gets read.

Cancellation rights by state

Every state sets its own clock — from 3 business days to 30. Pick yours for the full breakdown: the exact statute, senior protections, and what to do next.

Texas

5 business days under SB 1036 — plus an active AG investigation.

California

3 days standard, 5 days for buyers 65+. CSLB disclosure required.

Florida

Solar-specific rescission right — and a 2023 AG lawsuit against Vision Solar.

Georgia

30 business days on qualifying door-to-door sales — strongest in the country.

Arizona

Not less than 3 business days — and the window survives until installation.

Utah

Cancel up to 15 days after your second post-install electric bill — unique nationwide.
The SolarEscape Kit — $39 one-time

The free check tells you if there's a window.
The kit gets you through it.

Everything between you and a clean cancellation — built for homeowners and the adult children helping their parents.

  • Cancellation letter generator — cites your state's statute and deadline, filled in with your details. Copy, send certified, done.
  • AG / FTC / CFPB complaint kit — where to file, what to write, in what order.
  • Bankrupt-installer playbook — warranty, loan, lien: what happens and what to do.
  • Misrepresentation evidence checklist — the paper trail that turns "they lied" into a claim.
  • Spanish-language cancellation letter — the key notice, translated.

$5,000 exit companies · $300/hr attorneys
$39 one-time · yours forever

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