What is Solar Relief?

Solar Relief is a homeowner support and referral service for existing solar systems, including performance problems, installer closures, roof coordination, equipment issues, and agreement questions.

Is this for new solar installation?

No. These pages are designed primarily for homeowners who already have solar and need service, troubleshooting, removal and reinstall, or help understanding next steps.

Can I request a callback?

Yes. Submit the callback form and provide your location and solar issue so an available specialist can review the request.

Existing solar system help

Find Solar Relief Near You

Get help with an underperforming solar system, an installer that stopped responding, inverter or monitoring errors, roof-related panel removal, or questions about a lease, loan, or PPA.

Request a Callback Call (929) 597-8745

New: Not sure what Solar Relief actually covers? Read the full program explainer — what it is, what it is not, typical costs, and what to have ready before a specialist calls.

Browse Solar Relief by state

Choose your state to find location-specific information and request a callback.

Support for solar systems that need attention

Residential solar systems can become difficult to manage when the original installer closes, monitoring stops reporting, production falls, or roof repairs require panel removal. United Home Care Pros helps homeowners explain the problem and request contact from an available independent provider.

Common reasons homeowners request help

Solar panels are producing less electricity than expected
The inverter or monitoring portal shows an error
The original solar company is unavailable or out of business
Panels must be removed and reinstalled for roofing work
A home sale requires lease, PPA, or equipment-transfer coordination
The homeowner wants a second opinion before authorizing repairs

United Home Care Pros is a referral and marketing service, not a solar installer, lender, law firm, or government program. Provider availability and services vary by location.