Solar loan and payment concerns
Compare your signed loan terms with the quote, payment schedule and lender statements. A disagreement with the installer does not automatically change a separate loan obligation.
Understand solar loan problemsSOLAR EXIT IQ ANALYZER™
Solar contract analyzer.
Know where to start.
Unexpected payments, unfinished installation, or a solar agreement you no longer want? Organize your concerns and identify the questions worth reviewing.
Get Your Solar EXIT Score™+ Free Homeowner Exit Guide
Free guide. No purchase required. Name, email, phone and state are required with your answers. Follow-up and marketing are optional.
Your score is an internal checklist indicator, not your chance of cancellation. The analyzer organizes your answers; it does not read your contract or determine your legal rights.
WHAT YOU’LL RECEIVE
One assessment. Three useful tools.
- 01
Your Solar EXIT Score™
A 0–100 checklist score based on the issues and details you report.
- 02
Your Solar EXIT Path™
Suggested review topics and a document list matched to your answers.
- 03
Your free homeowner guide
A practical reference for loans, leases, PPAs, PACE and solar disputes.
WATCH THE QUICK OVERVIEW
See how your score and free guide work.
A quick look at your Solar EXIT Score™, suggested review topics and the free 2026 Homeowner Exit Guide. Then answer the six steps below.
Get my score + free guideRead the video transcript
If you’re facing unexpected solar payments, savings that never showed up, or an installer who stopped answering, you deserve a clearer starting point.
Meet the Solar Exit IQ Analyzer, a simple way to organize what happened, find the questions worth reviewing, and prepare for your next step.
Answer six steps about your property, agreement, system, concerns, and history, with no need to upload your contract to get started.
Then see your Solar Exit Score, from zero to one hundred. It’s a checklist based on your answers, not your percentage chance of cancellation.
Your Solar Exit Path highlights suggested review topics, like financing, sales representations, or installation documentation, so you know which records to gather.
You’ll also unlock the Solar Exit IQ Exit Guide, twenty twenty-six Homeowner Edition. Twenty pages of practical guidance for solar loans, leases, power purchase agreements, and PACE.
Explore financing concerns, misleading sales claims, installer and performance problems, cancellation attempts, documentation checklists, complaint options, and potential resolution paths.
Provide your name, email, phone, and state with your answers to unlock the score and guide. Follow-up and marketing are separate, optional choices. No purchase is required.
When you’re ready to explore your situation further, choose a thirty-minute Solar Exit Review to have your situation reviewed and receive an analysis of potential options.
Solar Exit IQ is a solar contract review and resolution company, not a law firm. We don’t guarantee cancellation or legal outcomes. Your documents and circumstances matter.
You don’t have to sort through every question alone. Get your Solar Exit Score and free Homeowner Exit Guide. Start at Solar Exit IQ dot com, slash solar exit score.
START WITH YOUR CONCERNS
What would you like to review?
Select any that apply. These choices populate the issues step; you can change them there.
Choose one or more concerns, or continue to the questions below.
YOUR SOLAR CONTRACT ANALYZER
Let’s organize your situation.
Complete the six steps below. Required fields are marked with an asterisk. Estimates are welcome where exact amounts aren’t available.
Before you begin: You’ll provide your name, email, phone and state at the final step to unlock your results and free guide. Choose whether you want follow-up separately. You do not need to upload documents.
Completing this analyzer does not cancel a contract, dispute a bill, stop collection, or extend a deadline. For an urgent legal, cancellation, tax or closing deadline, seek appropriately qualified help promptly.
SOLAR EXIT IQ EXIT GUIDE™ · 2026 HOMEOWNER EDITION
What’s inside your free exit guide?
The guide helps you prepare for a solar contract review. It explains what to collect, what to ask, and why the installation agreement and financing obligation may need separate attention.
- 01
Your agreement and financing
Solar loans, leases, PPAs, PACE assessments and payment changes.
- 02
Your records and concerns
Sales claims, installation issues, performance, and prior cancellation attempts.
- 03
Potential resolution paths
Written requests, complaint channels, document review and realistic expectations.
- 04
Your preparation checklist
A homeowner document checklist and frequently asked questions.
UNDERSTAND WHAT MAY MATTER
A starting point for solar agreement problems.
Solar EXIT IQ is a solar contract review and resolution company. Homeowners can have their situation reviewed and receive an analysis of potential options. The agreement, records, timing, location and applicable requirements all matter.
Lease, PPA and transfer questions
Cancellation, buyout, escalation and home-sale terms depend on the agreement. PACE assessments have a different structure and may affect property-tax and transfer questions.
Review lease and PPA concernsSales or installation disputes
Preserve the proposal, messages, dated photographs, permits and service requests. Written evidence helps distinguish what was promised, what was signed and what was delivered.
Document misleading solar sales claims When an installer closes or stops workIndependent consumer guidance: The CFPB’s solar financing report discusses concerns about loan costs and sales representations. The FTC’s solar consumer guidance encourages homeowners to examine payment schedules, warranties and cancellation policies. These agencies do not endorse Solar EXIT IQ.
COMMON HOMEOWNER QUESTIONS
Solar contract analyzer FAQs
Can this analyzer tell me how to get out of a solar contract?
It can organize the issues you report and suggest documents to gather. It cannot determine whether you are entitled to cancellation. For more context, explore our solar contract exit options. A review of your agreement and circumstances is needed before assessing potential routes.
What does my Solar EXIT Score™ mean?
The 0–100 score uses the existing analyzer’s internal weighted checklist of agreement details, reported problems and review information. It is not a validated measure of legal merit, a credit score or a cancellation probability. A higher number reflects more weighted checklist factors, not a guaranteed outcome. Missing or incorrect answers can change the score.
What is my Solar EXIT Path™?
Your path consists of suggested document-review topics, such as financing, sales representations or installation. Topics are generated from your answers rather than a review of uploaded contracts. They do not establish eligibility, determine fault or replace professional advice.
Is the guide free, and do I have to agree to follow-up?
The score and guide have no fee. Complete the analyzer and provide your name, email, phone and state to unlock them. Follow-up calls or emails and promotional emails are separate optional choices, unchecked by default. No purchase or appointment is required. The initial document review has no fee; any proposed further service and its fees would be discussed separately.
Do all solar contracts have a three-day cancellation period?
No. Certain transactions may qualify for the FTC’s Cooling-Off Rule, which has exceptions. Contract terms and state rules can also matter. Do not assume that every solar agreement has the same deadline. Review our solar contract cancellation guide, and seek qualified help promptly if timing is uncertain.
Should I stop making solar payments while I seek help?
This analyzer and guide do not change payment obligations or suspend collection. Missed payments may lead to fees, credit reporting or other consequences under the agreement. An installer dispute does not automatically stop a loan or PACE obligation. Seek appropriately qualified advice before changing payment arrangements.
What records should I gather for a solar contract review?
Start with the signed installation and financing agreements, sales proposal, payment statements, utility bills and dated company communications. Add service records and photographs where relevant. Keep originals and make a timeline. Do not enter Social Security numbers, full account numbers, passwords or payment-card details into this form.
Is Solar EXIT IQ a law firm or a government agency?
No. Solar EXIT IQ is a solar contract review and resolution company operated by Elohim Marketing LLC, a Florida limited liability company. It is not a law firm or government agency and does not provide legal advice or guarantee cancellation, refunds, savings, lien release or legal outcomes. Services, availability and potential options vary by location and situation.
What happens after I download the guide?
Use the guide and your review topics to prepare your records. You can then choose to book a 30-minute Solar EXIT Review. Completing the analyzer does not accept your matter, authorize contact with your installer or lender, or enroll you in a paid service. Any further service would require a separate agreement.
START WITH THE FACTS
A clearer next step begins with your situation.
Get your checklist score, organize the review topics and keep the free guide for reference.