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Most solar agreements are 30+ pages. We break down the seven sections that matter most — escalators, performance guarantees, buyout clauses, and more — and show you what to look for in each.
12 min read · Published April 2026
Read the guideThe three main solar agreement types each carry different rights, risks, and potential exit paths. Here's how to identify yours.
"Free panels," "guaranteed savings," "no out-of-pocket cost." We translate the most common pitches into what they actually mean.
TILA requires specific disclosures on financed solar systems. Missing or inaccurate disclosures may give you legal grounds to challenge the loan.
UCC filings, fixture filings, and lease assumptions — the three things buyers' agents will look for, and how to handle each.
The FTC Cooling-Off Rule is a powerful tool — but most homeowners discover problems long after the 3-day window has closed.
Escalator, kWh, irradiance, derate factor, M1/M2 milestones — every confusing term in your contract, in plain English.
California gives door-to-door solar buyers extended cancellation rights and Spanish-language disclosure requirements. Here's what it covers.
Seniors are disproportionately targeted. Warning signs to watch for, and the elder-abuse statutes that may apply.
The buyout figure your installer quotes is rarely simple. Here's how FMV is typically calculated and where it goes wrong.
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