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Our Mission
Thousands of American homeowners are locked into long-term solar contracts, leases, PPAs, and loans, that are no longer working for them. Many feel stuck with no clear path forward. SolarPanelExit.com exists to change that.
We independently research solar contract exit options, review the companies that provide exit services, and compile state-by-state legal resources, all in one place. Our goal is to help homeowners understand their options so they can make informed decisions with the guidance of qualified professionals.
What We Do
- Rank and review solar contract exit companies based on publicly available customer reviews, pricing transparency, service scope, and complaint history
- Publish comprehensive exit guides covering every method we've identified: cooling-off cancellation, contract buyouts, lease transfers, legal remedies, and more
- Maintain 50-state legal resource pages covering solar panel laws, consumer protection statutes, and cooling-off periods in every state
- Share real homeowner exit stories through verified interviews with people who have navigated the process
- Provide free tools including our exit quiz and our get-matched form
What We Don't Do
- We do not provide legal advice: we are not a law firm
- We do not advise homeowners to stop paying their solar contracts or breach any contractual obligations
- We do not guarantee outcomes: every solar contract situation is unique
- We do not directly provide exit services: we review and rank companies that do
Transparency notice: We may earn compensation when you contact companies through our site. This does not change our ratings. Read our ownership and funding statement
Share a few details and we will connect you with solar contract exit companies that may be able to help. Free, no obligation.
Our Editorial Process
Our content is produced through a research-driven process designed to provide accurate, balanced, and useful information for homeowners:
- Company research: We analyze publicly available customer reviews, Better Business Bureau profiles, complaint databases, and company websites to evaluate solar exit service providers
- Legal information review: Content involving state laws and consumer rights is reviewed for accuracy against publicly available legal sources. This review does not constitute legal advice. We always recommend consulting a qualified attorney for your specific situation
- Ongoing updates: We regularly review and update our content to reflect changes in company offerings, state laws, and industry conditions
- Corrections policy: If we discover an error or receive a credible correction request, we investigate promptly and update our content when warranted
All editorial content on this site represents our opinions based on independent research. We clearly label our rankings as opinions and use hedging language throughout to reflect the inherent subjectivity of our assessments.
Our Values
We disclose all business relationships, ownership connections, and compensation arrangements. We'd rather over-disclose than under-disclose.
Our rankings are clearly labeled as editorial opinions. We use hedging language throughout because we recognize that our assessments are subjective.
We exist to help homeowners navigate a complex situation. We always recommend consulting qualified professionals before taking action.
We'd rather publish fewer, more accurate pages than rush to cover every topic. When we're uncertain, we say so.
How We're Different
Most information about solar contract exits comes from one of three sources: solar companies (who want to keep you in your contract), law firms (who want to sell you legal services), or generic blogs (who don't have deep expertise). SolarPanelExit.com is different because:
- We focus exclusively on solar contract exit options. It's all we do
- We review and rank multiple companies, not just one, giving you options to compare
- We cover all 50 states with specific legal information for each jurisdiction
- We publish real homeowner stories from people who have been through the process
- We maintain transparent disclosures about our business relationships, including how we earn money from authorized partners
Share a few details and we will connect you with solar contract exit companies that may be able to help. Free, no obligation.
Contact Us
For editorial inquiries, corrections, or feedback:
- Editorial: editorial@solarpanelexit.com
- Disclosure questions: disclosure@solarpanelexit.com
- General inquiries: info@solarpanelexit.com
- Companies seeking review: If you operate a solar contract exit service and would like to be considered for our rankings, email editorial@solarpanelexit.com with information about your company.
Related Pages
- Our Methodology: How we evaluate and rank companies
- Ownership Disclosure: Who owns and funds this site
- Advertiser Disclosure: How we make money
- Methodology: Our standards for content quality