Reasons
to cancel.
If any of these match your situation, you likely have grounds for cancellation. The full eligibility scan happens in VOIDCheck™ — but here's the short list of what we look for.
False Savings Promises
You were told the panels would zero out your electric bill. Reality: you're paying both the loan and the utility. Misrepresentation is one of the most common cancellation grounds.
Signature / Disclosure Fraud
Signatures you didn't make. Initials copy-pasted across pages. Disclosure docs you never saw. These create immediate grounds for cancellation in most states.
High-Pressure Sales
Same-day closings. Fake deadlines. Aggressive doorstep tactics. Many states have specific laws against these practices in home-improvement contracts.
Loan Disguised as Ownership
You thought you were buying panels. You actually signed a 20-25 year secured loan through Mosaic, GoodLeap, or similar — without realizing it. Disclosure violations create cancellation grounds.
System Doesn't Produce
The panels don't generate what the sales rep promised. Performance shortfall, equipment defects, or sizing mistakes can all support cancellation.
Bad Installation
Roof leaks. Code violations. Permit failures. Property damage from the install. These are independent grounds for cancellation plus compensation.
Predatory Sales to Elderly
Many states have specific protections for solar sales to elderly or vulnerable homeowners. If a senior was the contract holder, special grounds may apply.
Language Barrier
If the contract was negotiated in a language other than the one it was written in, and translation requirements weren't met — that's a cancellation trigger in many jurisdictions.
Ghost Installer
The company that sold you the system has rebranded, gone bankrupt, or stopped answering. The financing somehow persists. We've handled hundreds of these.
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