State law pages
Each state’s cancellation rule is checked against the statute, regulation, or official agency guidance, and the page shows the citation and the date it was checked. When an official source cannot be reached and we rely on a reputable legal publisher’s copy instead, we say so. If a rule cannot be confirmed, the page says it is under review instead of guessing. When a law changes, we update the page and the date.
Company profiles
Company profiles report public facts: bankruptcy filings and court records, regulator and attorney general actions, company announcements, and established news reporting. Lawsuits are described as allegations unless a court ruled or the case settled. Profiles do not include ratings, review scores, or customer review quotes, and no company can pay to appear, change, or be removed from one.
Guides
Guides explain general rules in plain English and link to the official sources behind them, such as federal regulations and agency guidance. They are educational and do not replace advice from a licensed attorney about your specific agreement.
Future company evaluations
If we publish evaluations of solar help companies, each will explain what was checked, what is unknown, and when it was reviewed. The proposed weighting is fee and contract transparency 25 percent, consumer safeguards 20 percent, service fit and delivery 20 percent, customer experience and complaint handling 15 percent, ownership and operational transparency 10 percent, and communication 10 percent. Missing information is labeled unknown, and an overall score is withheld when evidence is too thin. Payment can buy clearly labeled advertising, never a higher score or the removal of criticism.
Corrections
If something is wrong or out of date, tell us at info@solaraccountability.com with a link to the source. We review every correction request and update the page and its date when a change is warranted.
Last updated: November 1, 2026