Solar Relief Program — Prices & Quotes
Bad solar deal? Installer out of business? Panels not producing? Get connected with solar relief specialists who review your contract, repair orphaned systems, and put your savings back on track.
What's covered
- Orphaned system repair & service
- Solar lease & PPA review
- Underperforming system diagnostics
- Panel removal for roof work
- Inverter & battery repair
- Home sale solar transfer help
Signs you need a pro
- Installer no longer answers or is out of business
- Electric bills higher than promised
- Error lights on the inverter
- Lease payment rising annually
- Selling a home with leased panels
Typical solar relief prices
| Project | Typical price range |
|---|---|
| System inspection & diagnostics | $150 – $400 |
| Inverter replacement | $1,500 – $3,000 |
| Panel removal & reinstall (roof work) | $1,500 – $6,000 |
| Lease review consultation | Varies — quote provided |
Want the full breakdown? Read the complete solar relief cost guide.
Who Qualifies for Solar Relief?
The Solar Relief Program is designed for homeowners who already have a solar energy system and need help resolving issues—not for new solar installations.
- You currently own or lease a home with solar panels.
- Your solar installer is out of business or no longer provides support.
- Your system is underperforming or not producing power.
- You have inverter, battery, monitoring, or panel issues.
- You need panels removed and reinstalled for roof replacement.
- You have questions about your solar loan, lease, or PPA.
- You are selling your home and need assistance transferring your solar agreement.
Quick Qualification
Before we connect you with a specialist, we'll ask a few simple questions:
- Do you currently have solar panels installed on your home?
- Is your issue related to your existing solar system, solar loan, lease, battery, inverter, or installer?
- What type of help do you need today?
If you answered yes to the first two questions, you will likely qualify to be matched with a local solar relief specialist.
Solar Relief questions, answered
My solar installer went out of business — now what?
You're not alone: dozens of national installers folded, orphaning hundreds of thousands of systems. Relief specialists take over service, honor equipment manufacturer warranties, and get production back online.
Can I get out of a bad solar lease?
Options include buyout, transfer to a home buyer, or in some cases dispute resolution if the sale was misrepresented. A contract review lays out your real choices and the cost of each.
My panels aren't saving me money — why?
Common causes: undersized systems, shading, failed inverters, and utility rate changes. A diagnostic visit identifies the issue and quotes the fix — often a $1,500–$3,000 inverter, not a whole new system.
I'm selling my home — what happens to the solar?
Owned systems transfer with the sale and add value. Leased systems must be bought out or formally transferred to the buyer — specialists handle the paperwork so it doesn't kill your closing.
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