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Consumer Protection Claims
Some cases don’t fit neatly into one category — they’re simply a company that violated your rights as a consumer. Florida and federal law give homeowners more leverage than most people realize.
State and federal consumer protection statutes
Consultations are private and no-obligation
Tell us what happened and we’ll tell you where you stand
Where many homeowners were harmed the same way
Your Rights Beyond the Solar Contract
Deceptive practices, unfair contract terms, unlawful debt collection, and misrepresentations made to close a sale are all actionable — under the Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act, the Truth in Lending Act, and common-law fraud.
If a company misled you, took your money, and then stopped answering, the question isn’t whether that’s unfair. It’s which law it violated — and that’s our job.
Common Patterns We See
Conduct that commonly gives rise to a consumer protection claim.
Deceptive Sales Practices
Statements made to close the sale that were never true.
Unfair Contract Terms
Clauses buried in documents you had no real chance to review.
Unlawful Collection
Aggressive or improper collection on a debt that shouldn’t be enforced as written.
Warranty Violations
Service and performance guarantees abandoned once payment cleared.
Bankruptcy Fallout
Debt sold on while the obligations owed to you disappear.
Exit Scams
Outfits charging fees to “cancel” your contract, sometimes practicing law without a license.
Ask Yourself
- Did a company make promises it never intended to keep?
- Were you charged for something you never agreed to?
- Is someone collecting on a debt you dispute?
- Did a third party charge you a fee to get out of your solar contract?
If you answered yes to any of these, it’s worth a conversation.
What You’ll Need Before You Start
Having documentation ready speeds up your case review.
- The contract and any addenda you signed
- Written or recorded statements from the company
- Payment records and collection notices
- Correspondence showing what you were promised
- Anything you were asked to sign after the original sale
Missing something? Reach out anyway — we’ll tell you what to look for.
How It Works
Three steps, no jargon, no obligation.
Tell Us What Happened
Share the basics about your solar deal, your financing, or your billing dispute. It takes a few minutes, and it’s confidential.
We Review Your Documents
Contracts, loan paperwork, texts with the sales rep, and utility bills from before and after installation.
You Get Clear Answers
We walk you through whether you have a claim, what recourse looks like, and what the next step is.
Other Ways Homeowners Get Taken Advantage Of
Many cases involve more than one of these at the same time.
Solar Panel Fraud
Misrepresented savings, faulty installations, and deceptive sales practices.
PACE Loan Financing
Loans structured against homeowners’ interests, buried terms, and financing fraud.
Utility Billing Disputes
Billing errors, unauthorized charges, and utility company disputes.
If Something Felt Off About Your Solar Deal
It’s worth a conversation — consultations are confidential. Tell us what happened and we’ll give you an honest read on whether you have a claim.