Solar power generation installation dispute case

How can solar power companies protect you from fraud?

Every state has laws against fraud, and most states have consumer protection laws that prevent this kind of abuse. We can use those laws to recover your damages. Sometimes solar power companies try to collect debts that aren’t owed, or they use abusive practices like harassing calls or charging baseless late fees.

What happens if you sell solar panels to a company?

Often companies involved in selling solar panels to consumers don’t treat their customers properly. Sometimes they damage people’s roofs while they’re installing the panels. Sometimes they sell the entire residential solar system to a company you’ve never heard of – and that company starts abusing the consumer.

Can Kneupper & Covey help with a solar power lawsuit?

We can help with any kind of lawsuit against a solar power company. Click Here to Submit Your Claim. Kneupper & Covey accepts consumer protection cases across the country, with attorneys licensed to practice in California, Georgia, Texas, Washington, New York, Pennsylvania, and Hawaii. We have physical offices to meet you in California and Georgia.

Should I lease or buy a home with a solar energy company?

Finding somebody to purchase your home in addition to finishing your lease agreement with a solar energy company may not be the best decision. Leasing vs. Ownership: If a residential solar energy company does not provide leasing, purchasing solar panels upfront, or even taking out an additional loan could be very costly.

Are there any problems with solar panels?

A few of the problems we’ve seen come up repeatedly in solar lawsuits are below. Many companies that install solar panels promise they’ll maintain them or repair them, often for extremely long periods of time (up to twenty years).

What happens if a solar contractor is not certified?

Property Damage: If a solar contractor is not certified or inexperienced, this could lead to severe roof damage, which could cost you time, additional costs, and higher homeowner insurance premiums. If you have solar panel damage and would like to learn about your options for legal disputes in solar energy, please request a consultation today.