Hidden dealer fees
Undisclosed dealer fees quietly baked into the financing can inflate your loan balance well beyond the true cost of the system you were sold.
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Still paying for solar that never delivered?
If you were sold a solar system on broken promises — hidden fees, savings that never arrived, an installer who vanished — you may have the right to challenge the loan. Request a free, no-obligation review of your solar agreement. There’s no cost to find out where you stand.
- No cost to review
- Secure & confidential
- No obligation
What we look for
The ways homeowners get misled
Most defective solar loans share a handful of warning signs. When we review your agreement, these are the pressure points we look for first.
Misleading savings promises
Tax-credit guarantees and “it pays for itself” projections that never materialized can undermine the very basis you were sold the loan on.
Installer collapse or rebranding
If your installer went out of business or rebranded and left you unsupported, the lender still collecting on the loan may remain responsible.
System underperformance
A system that produces far less than promised weakens the financial premise of the agreement — and may point to deeper defects in how it was sold.
How it works
A clear path, in four steps
From your first request to a potential path to relief, every step is built to be simple, transparent, and on your terms.
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Request a free review
Answer a couple of quick questions and share your contact details. No documents are required to start, and there is no cost or obligation.
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We review your loan & agreement
Our team examines your solar loan and the agreement behind it, looking closely at how the system and financing were sold to you.
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We identify the pressure points
We pinpoint potential consumer-protection violations — hidden fees, misleading claims, or other defects that may make the loan challengeable.
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If there’s a path, we pursue relief
When there is a way forward, we pursue lawful relief — potentially canceling debt or removing liens — for a nominal one-time flat fee, fully refunded if we don’t recover at least your fee.
We do the digging — reviewing the fine print so you can see exactly where you stand.
You were sold a promise. You deserve a fair review of whether it was kept.
Why it matters
You have more rights than you were told
The lender may still be responsible
Even if your installer has vanished or rebranded, the bank or lender enforcing the loan can still be accountable for a defective agreement.
Federal law is on your side
Consumer-protection laws give homeowners real standing to challenge defective solar loans. We find the leverage those laws provide.
A refund-backed promise
If we move forward and don’t recover at least your fee, we refund it. We are honest, too, that outcomes are never guaranteed — it depends on your documents and the law.
Free solar loan review
Request your free solar loan review
Answer two quick questions and tell us how to reach you. There is no cost, no obligation, and your information is kept confidential. A member of our team will follow up using your preferred contact method.
- No cost, no obligation
- Your information is kept confidential
- No documents required to start
- A nominal one-time flat fee only if we move forward — fully refunded if we don’t recover at least your fee
Prefer to speak with someone first?
Prefer to talk it through first? Our solar loan relief line is open whenever you are ready — there is no cost and no obligation.
Common questions
Solar loan relief, answered plainly
It's a review process that evaluates your solar loan and agreement for violations of consumer-protection laws — like hidden dealer fees or misleading savings claims — and pursues lawful relief when defects are found. All Tort Solutions is not a law firm; we are a consumer-advocate service that finds the pressure points in your agreement.
Yes. An installer closing, disappearing, or rebranding does not erase the lender's potential responsibility for a defective loan. The bank or lender still collecting on the agreement may remain accountable even when the original installer is gone.
No. There are no guarantees of outcomes. Whether relief is possible — and what form it could take — depends on your specific loan documents and the laws that apply to them. We're honest about that from the start.
Requesting a review is free, with no obligation. If we find a path forward and you choose to continue, we work for a nominal one-time flat fee — and if we don't recover at least your fee, we refund it.
Yes. What you share is kept confidential and is not sold or shared with third parties without your knowledge.
No. All Tort Solutions is not a law firm. Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship and does not constitute legal advice.
Just your basic contact details and a couple of quick questions. You don't need your loan documents to begin — though having them can help speed up a review later if you decide to continue.
Our commitment
You were sold a promise.
You deserve a fair review.
If your solar system never lived up to what you were told, you have every right to question the loan behind it. There is no cost to find out where you stand, no obligation, and no pressure — only a clear, honest look at your options.
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