You May Have Options Under Your Solar Contract.
Solar Contract Problems May Be Fixable.
If your solar deal hasn't turned out the way you were promised, Constantia Law will review your contract with an attorney at no charge. We help homeowners who believe they were given misleading information, didn't receive the full disclosures they were owed, or are now carrying financing costs they never anticipated.
Common Promises, Common Deceptions
Constantia Law sees these issues in solar contracts every single week, and the same patterns show up in nearly every case we review. If any of the situations below sound familiar, a free consultation with an attorney can help you understand where you stand and what options you may have.
1.
Your electricity bill will be $0.
Many homeowners are promised that their solar system will eliminate or dramatically reduce their electric bills, only to find that they are paying both a utility bill and a monthly loan payment.
2.
An IRS check is on its way.
Salespeople often claim that the federal tax credit is a rebate or check that you will receive, without explaining that it depends on your own tax liability and that failing to apply it to the loan can cause the monthly payment to rise sharply.
3.
This is the best price available.
Hidden costs are common, including inflated system prices and dealer fees buried in the financing that were never disclosed at the time of sale.
4.
There is no lien on your house.
Homeowners are often told that the solar loan is a simple monthly payment with no effect on their property, only to discover a lien recorded against their home when they try to sell or refinance.
Tell us about your solar contract.
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