Why we exist
Homeowners across the country signed solar agreements based on promises that did not hold up: bills that would disappear, tax credits that would pay off the loan, panels that were supposedly free. Then installers closed, lenders went bankrupt, and accounts moved to companies the homeowner had never heard of. Getting a straight answer became hard. Solar Accountability exists to give homeowners clear, sourced answers and a path to real help.
What we publish
- Solar laws for all 50 states and D.C., checked against official sources.
- Plain-English exit guides for loans, leases, PPAs, and cancellations.
- Company status pages showing who handles accounts after bankruptcies and transfers.
- Free tools, including letter builders, a checklist, and a dealer fee calculator.
How we keep it accurate
We cite official sources, show the date every fact was checked, and correct mistakes when we find them. Read our methodology.
Who is behind it
Solar Accountability is an independent publication of Solar Accountability LLC. We write and check every page against official sources, and the company’s founder is responsible for what we publish. See our advertising and ownership disclosure for how the site is funded.
Contact
info@solaraccountability.com · 7533 S. Center View Ct., Ste. R, West Jordan, UT 84084
Last updated: November 6, 2026