Common Questions

If you were misled about savings, tax credits, loan terms, or system performance, you may qualify. Our legal team reviews each case to determine whether the contract can be challenged.

Yes. Solar Release Co. works with WHM-Law, a full consumer-protection firm. Instead of one overloaded attorney, you’ll have a team of attorneys and paralegals reviewing and pursuing your case.

The goal is to dispute, reduce, or eliminate the loan obligation altogether. Depending on your case, this could mean cancellation of the loan, settlement for less, or full release from liability.

it depends. Some clients keep their system with no remaining loan, while others see the system removed. Either way, our priority is ending the financial strain and protecting your property.

Most of the time, no. Once installed, solar equipment rarely has resale value. The real cost is in the financing, which is why our focus is on freeing you from the contract, not selling the panels.

On average, cases resolve in 9–24 months, but timelines vary based on the lender, the type of contract, and the strength of the evidence. Straightforward fraud cases may close faster.

Yes. Federal and state consumer laws, along with the FTC Holder Rule, allow contracts to be disputed or voided when fraud or deception is proven. That’s exactly what our WHM-Law team leverages on your behalf.