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Hours of operation:
Monday – Friday
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST

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When you reach out, we follow a transparent process designed for Ohio residents:

Initial Intake & Screening: We’ll ask basic questions about your Ohio solar contract—payment amounts, duration, and whether you were provided with the mandatory “Notice of Cancellation” forms.
Homeowner Document Submission: You will be invited to securely provide your contract and any utility bills showing the “Winter Production Gap.”
Review by Ohio Intake Specialists: We organize your file for a network of consumer protection attorneys who assess whether your situation qualifies for review under the Ohio CSPA.
Connecting You to Legal Counsel: If eligible, we connect you with an attorney who will explain your potential legal options and next steps.

Many homeowners in the Buckeye State are currently experiencing:

Exaggerated Savings: Monthly solar payments that are higher than your original electric bill.
The Winter Gap: Little to no energy production during Ohio’s cloudy winter months.
Lien Issues: Discovering a UCC-1 filing on your equipment that complicates a home sale.
Non-Compliance: Solar companies failing to honor the Ohio Home Solicitation Sales Act (the 3-day cooling-off period).

Our goal is to give you clarity and real next steps without obligation. Call [Insert Ohio Phone] – It’s free to start.

Solar Cancellation Resource Center Ohio (“SCRC Ohio”) is a marketing and intake partner for law firms specializing in solar contract disputes.

No Attorney-Client Relationship: Contacting SCRC does not create an attorney-client relationship. All legal advice is provided exclusively by licensed attorneys.
The “May” Rule: A qualified attorney may determine if your agreement qualifies for a legal review; SCRC does not perform legal analysis or “spot” fraud.
Payment Advice: Stopping payments on any solar obligation must only be done under the advice of an attorney. SCRC does not advise or sanction the non-payment of financial obligations.
Refund Policy: All fees paid to SCRC are for intake and organization services and are non-refundable.
UCC-1 Liens: In Ohio, UCC-1 filings are typically placed against the solar equipment, not the real estate property.