COMPANY CANCELLATION GUIDE
PosiGen is a solar company that focuses on serving low-to-moderate income homeowners through lease agreements. If you're looking to exit a PosiGen solar lease, this guide covers your options based on our research into the company's processes and consumer experiences.
Updated May 2026 · Not legal advice · Our methodology
PosiGen is headquartered in Louisiana and reportedly focuses on providing solar to low-to-moderate income households, often bundling solar panels with energy efficiency upgrades. Based on our research, PosiGen primarily uses solar lease agreements. Unlike many solar companies, PosiGen reportedly does not require a credit check for approval, which makes their model unique but also creates specific considerations for cancellation.
Important note: This guide is based on our independent research as of March 2026. PosiGen's policies and contact information may change. We recommend contacting PosiGen directly to verify any information. This page is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by PosiGen Solar Solutions.
PosiGen's approach differs from many solar companies. Based on our research:
If you recently signed a PosiGen contract, check your cooling-off rights:
Pre-installation cancellation guide →
If panels haven't been installed, act quickly:
Purchasing the system ends your ongoing lease payments:
If selling your home, you may be able to transfer the PosiGen lease:
Guide to selling a home with solar →
If you believe you were misled during the PosiGen sales process, legal options may be available:
Consumer protection considerations: Because PosiGen reportedly targets low-to-moderate income homeowners, some consumer advocates have raised concerns about the long-term affordability of these contracts, particularly with escalator clauses. If you're experiencing financial hardship related to your PosiGen lease, document your situation and consult with a consumer protection attorney or a legal aid organization in your area.
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Document all communications. Follow up calls with written confirmation.
If your PosiGen contract included an energy efficiency upgrade package:
Direct cancellation after installation is generally not available without cost. Your options include buying out the system, transferring the lease when selling your home, or pursuing legal cancellation if you have grounds. Contact PosiGen for a current buyout quote. Full exit guide →
Based on our research, PosiGen reportedly does not require a traditional credit check. They typically approve customers based on homeownership and utility bill history. While this makes solar more accessible, it's important to carefully review the long-term financial commitment of a 20-year lease with potential escalator clauses before signing.
Based on our research, many PosiGen lease contracts include an annual escalator clause. Check your specific agreement for the percentage. Calculate the total cost over the remaining lease term including escalator increases to understand your long-term commitment.
PosiGen reportedly bundles energy efficiency upgrades (like insulation, air sealing, and weatherization) with their solar installations. These upgrades are designed to reduce overall energy consumption. Check your contract to understand whether the energy efficiency component is part of the solar lease or a separate agreement.
Based on our research, PosiGen may allow lease transfers when you sell your home. Since PosiGen reportedly doesn't require credit checks, the transfer process may be different from other solar companies. Contact PosiGen early in your selling process to understand the requirements. Selling with solar guide →
PosiGen originally operated in Louisiana and has reportedly expanded to other states including Connecticut, New Jersey, and others. Check posigen.com for their current service areas. Availability may have changed since our research.
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