CANCEL YOUR SOLAR CONTRACT NOW
ARE YOU TRAPPED IN A BAD SOLAR CONTRACT?
WE MAY BE ABLE TO
CANCEL IT
Is your solar company out of business – or were you misled about your Solar Energy Savings?
You may qualify for a cancellation or major reduction of your solar loan.
For years, solar companies have oversold savings, exaggerated incentives, and promised benefits they couldn’t deliver. Now, with hundreds of solar companies bankrupt or out of business, you may be able to cancel your loan, remove the UCC lien and keep your solar panels, free and clear.
ATTENTION MOSAIC, SUNPOWER, AND SUNNOVA CUSTOMERS: OUR INTERNAL FILING DEADLINE IS DECEMBER 1, 2025
FOR A LIMITED TIME Amloss IS WAIVING ITS RETAINER FEE ON CERTAIN MOSAIC AND SUNNOVA CLAIMS
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if you don’t have a claim number, please call our offices at 954-652-1965.
SOLAR’S DARK SIDE
Government data reveals rampant consumer abuse.
Federal regulators report a 746% surge in solar-related complaints since 2018, with thousands of homeowners alleging deception and inflated financing.
The CFPB found some solar loans inflate costs by 30% or more, while the FTC warns that “free solar panel” offers and “zero electric bill” claims are often scams.
In Texas alone, consumer agencies logged an 818% spike in solar-fraud complaints, showing how aggressive sales and predatory lending have left families trapped in debt – not savings.
If you're trapped in a bad solar contract, we may be able to cancel it!
Sources: CFPB, FTC, Texas consumer agencies
THERE ARE NO UPFRONT COSTS AND WE ARE ONLY PAID IF WE CANCEL OR SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCE YOUR SOLAR LOAN
Complete this form to see if you are eligible to cancel your contract
Featured Quotes
“By virtue of exchange, one man’s prosperity is beneficial to all others.”
— Frédéric Bastiat
“No exchange takes place unless both parties benefit.”
— Milton Friedman
Do You Qualify?
- Did you sign a solar contract in the last 5 years?
- Were you promised “no cost,” “bill swap,” or “savings” that never came?
- Were you rushed into signing without clear cancellation rights?
- Do your loan terms differ from what you were told?
- Do you have liens, negative credit reports, or unresolved system issues?
Our Mission
Our mission: use claim aggregation and arbitration leverage to
deliver results — faster, cheaper, and more effectively than traditional litigation.
Cancel improperly sold solar contracts
Remove liens recorded against homeowners
Secure ownership of installed solar systems
Pursue financial remedies under state and federal law
Why Homeowners
Choose Us
- We put homeowners first — not solar companies
- Over 20 years of experience in claims and dispute resolution
- A clear, step-by-step process with no hidden fees
- Free initial claim review
About Amloss Solar Dispute Arbitration, LLC
Amloss Solar Dispute Arbitration, LLC. is dedicated to protecting homeowners from predatory solar sales and financing practices. With decades of experience in claims resolution and arbitration, our team provides a professional, results-driven approach to solar contract disputes.
We believe homeowners deserve fairness, transparency, and peace of mind — and we fight to make that possible.
Our Services
Contract Cancellation
Challenging improperly sold or misrepresented solar agreements
Lien Removal
Clearing UCC liens and negative filings against your property
Dispute Resolution
We handle the arbitration and negotiation process for you
Consumer Remedies
Pursuing damages and statutory remedies under state and federal law
Amloss Solar Dispute Arbitration, LLC helps homeowners cancel unfair or deceptive solar contracts through arbitration — the only forum these contracts allow.
We acquire and aggregate claims from misled homeowners, using collective strength to pressure solar companies and lenders into settlement or cancellation. This claim-aggregation model gives us leverage that single consumers rarely have.
Our services include:
Claim Acquisition & Aggregation – We acquire homeowner claims under assignment, allowing us to act collectively and efficiently in arbitration.
Solar Contract Cancellation – We pursue full rescission or substantial reduction of payment obligations arising from deceptive sales, false savings promises, or defective installations.
Lien & Loan Dispute Resolution – We file targeted arbitrations against lenders, servicers, and installers to remove fraudulent UCC liens and financing obligations.
Arbitration Management – Every case is prepared for arbitration from day one — filings, evidence, and negotiation are all handled start-to-finish under our no-upfront-fee structure.
FAQs
No. Your initial claim review is free.
In many cases, you keep the equipment while removing unfair obligations.
Most disputes are resolved in a matter of months, not years.
HERE ARE SOME OF OUR REVIEWS FROM GOOGLE
Major Solar Bankruptcies
Some of the solar contracts we work to cancel :
Major Companies:
- SunPower – Multiple States
- Pink Energy – Multiple States
- MC Solar – Florida
- Harness Power – California
- NM Solar Group – New Mexico
- Amloss Solar Advantage – California
- Kuubix Energy – California
- Erus Energy – Arizona
- Infinity Energy – California
- Suntuity Renewables – NJ, CA , TX
- ADT Solar – Multiple States
- Vision Solar – Multiple States
- Solcius – CA, NM, AZ, NV
- Sunworks, Inc. – CA
- Kayo Energy – AZ, CA, TX, FL
- iSun – CT
- Titan Solar Power – Multiple States
- Lumio Solar – Utah
California:
- Bratton Solar- CA
- Canapoy Energy – CA
- Charged Up Energy – CA
- Enver Solar – CA
- Harness Power – CA
- GCI Solar – CA
- Green Nrg – CA
- Kuubix Energy – CA
- Peak Power USA – CA
- Penguin Home- CA
- Polar Solar – CA
- Pro Roofing and Solar – CA
- Sigora Home Solar – CA
- Solsun USA – CA
- Solar Advantage – CA
- Sullivan Solar Power – CA
- Sungrade Solar – CA
- SunPower – CA
- Sunstor Solar – CA
- RGS Energy – CA
- Solar Spectrum – CA
- Sunworks, Inc. – CA
- Swell Energy – CA
- United Solar Inc. – CA
Texas Company Closures:
- American Sun
- Daybreak Solar Power
- Envirosolar
- Hitech Solar
- Integrity Solar
- Next Energy
- Speir Innovations
- TES Home Solar
- Texas Solar Broker LLC
- Texas Solar Integrated LLC
- Verisolar
- Vulcan Solar
Other States:
- 3D Solar – Florida
- AAA Certified Solar – Nevada
- Accept Solar – MA
- ACE Solar Systems – AZ
- Arizona Solar Concepts – AZ
- Code Green Solar – NJ
- EcoMark Solar – CO
- Elan Solar – UT
- Electriq Power – FL
The Solar Industry at a Crossroads
A recent report from TIME highlights growing instability in the rooftop solar market. Rising interest rates, regulatory uncertainty, and widespread consumer complaints are straining the industry and leaving many homeowners frustrated.
This turbulence is creating challenges for both solar companies and their customers — particularly those who feel misled or left with unfinished installations and unexpected debt.
1. Rooftop Solar Power Has a Dark Side
A September 26, 2023 article by TIME reveals serious issues in the rooftop solar market—particularly with leased systems. In one case, homeowners in New York pre-paid $6,000 for a 20-year lease only to find the panels weren't working due to poor maintenance and confusing accountability across companies. The article highlights how many early adopters now face neglected systems as installers have folded, and major lease portfolios are owned by investors with little incentive to service these systems. Homeowner complaints to the FTC about solar failures surged over 700% since 2018, pointing to a looming crisis in accountability and regulation.
2. What Happens to Those Solar Panels When Solar Companies Shut Down
Published June 26, 2024, this TIME article explores what happens when solar companies cease operations. Many homeowners are left with outdated or malfunctioning panels and still face loan obligations. Even more, installers like SunRun assume 90% of customers will renew leases—but studies suggest this is unrealistic. As panels age and roofs need replacing, companies may face billions in removal costs they haven't accounted for. Homeowners caught in the middle are often left scrambling to maintain or remove systems without clear recourse.
