Solar Fraud
Fighting for Homeowners Misled by
Deceptive Solar Sales and Financing.
Sold Solar Through Fraud? You May Be Able To Cancel Your Loan and Contract.
Examples of possible solar fraud
A sales person told you the price of the solar panels and installation, but the actual cost was much higher and you were forced to take out a larger loan.
The solar panels were installed incorrectly or do not work and now you are stuck paying for them.
The salesperson promised you savings on your electric bill, but you are actually paying more or the same amount as before.
You were promised a tax rebate, but you didn’t qualify.
If you believe you've been a victim of solar sales fraud, don't wait. Contact us today to find out what options are available to you.
With abundant sunshine and high electricity costs, Hawaiʻi is an attractive market for solar energy - and solar companies know it. Done right, solar can be a smart investment that lowers your energy bills for years to come. But too many homeowners have been pressured into signing contracts on their doorstep, without understanding the true costs, terms, or risks involved.
You have rights. You are not obligated to sign anything on the spot, and you don't have to navigate solar financing alone. If you were misled, pressured, or deceived into a solar contract or loan, you may have the right to cancel — and you deserve trusted guidance to protect your home and your finances.
