What You Receive
A written analysis of your own agreement — not a generic guide.
Your review is delivered in your account and, if you prefer, walked through with you on a scheduled phone consultation.
Contract & Payment
- Contract structure
- Payment obligations
- Financing terms
- Escalator provisions
- Contract duration
- Fees and penalties
Ownership & Transfer
- System ownership
- Transfer provisions
- Sale-of-home considerations
- Maintenance responsibilities
Protections & Performance
- Warranty language
- Performance-related provisions
- Cancellation or termination language, if present
- Important deadlines
Review Findings
- Potential risk flags
- Questions that may require additional clarification
Why Review Your Contract
Solar Agreements Can Last Decades. Understanding Yours Shouldn't Be Difficult.
A residential solar agreement is a long-term document. Depending on how it was structured, it may contain financing terms, a payment schedule, an annual escalator, performance language, maintenance responsibilities, warranty coverage, transfer requirements if you sell your home, and other obligations that extend for many years.
Solar agreements can be long, technical, and difficult to revisit after installation. That is not unusual — these documents are written for the company that drafted them.
The purpose of this service is simple: to help you understand what your contract says, in language you can actually use, so any decision you make next is an informed one.