Ohio homeowners—you are not alone. Across the Buckeye State, residents are sharing concerns about solar agreements that didn’t meet their expectations. From winter production gaps to aggressive door-to-door sales tactics, many are seeking to explore their options.
If you feel your agreement needs a professional look, Solar Cancellation Resource Center Ohio helps homeowners submit information for a free intake to see if they may be eligible for a legal review.
Why Ohio Homeowners Request an Intake:
Partnering with Consumer Advocacy Law Group Solar Cancellation Resource Center Ohio proudly works with Consumer Advocacy Law Group, a firm with deep experience handling Ohio consumer disputes. A qualified attorney from their firm may review your case for potential issues such as:
Through this partnership, Ohio homeowners receive a bridge to legal professionals who specialize in holding solar companies accountable..
Take our quick, confidential eligibility quiz to see if your solar lease or loan may qualify for cancellation under “Ohio” homeowner rights.
Provide your details to an Ohio intake specialist.
The homeowner provides their documentation and solar agreement for organization
We organize your file to be sent to a qualified law firm.
A qualified attorney may determine if your agreement qualifies for a legal review.
If eligible, you will be presented with potential legal options for your agreement.
Are your solar payments higher than expected? Were savings exaggerated—or never delivered—under Ohio’s shifting energy regulations? You may be eligible for a legal review even after the initial rescission period.
An attorney may evaluate your options under laws such as:
mportant Notice: Stopping payments must only be done under the advice of an attorney. SCRC does not advise or sanction the non-payment of any financial obligations.
Do I Qualify to Cancel My Solar Contract in “Ohio”?
