From purchase to sent letter, step by step.

No legal background required, and no legal advice supplied. No document package or service can guarantee that a solar contract gets cancelled. Outcomes depend on your contract, when you signed, your state, and how the company responds.

01 Buy and download

2 minutes

$750 through Stripe, paid once or as 3 monthly payments of $250. Once it confirms you get an order confirmation and a download page with every file in the package.

• Pay in full or in three monthly payments, no interest
• Instant access, nothing ships
• The files are yours to keep once downloaded
• Re-download access stays open for 30 days

02 Read the playbook first

60 to 90 minutes

The master guide is the orientation document. It explains how the package is structured, what the six exit paths are, and what evidence to gather before you start any of them.

• Covers every cancellation path end to end
• Plain language, with the statute cited where it matters
• Includes the gating questions that rule paths in and out

03 Run the decision tree

10 to 15 minutes

About a dozen yes or no questions about your contract, your timing and your situation. The output is the path you are actually eligible for, which is often not the one you assumed.

• Cooling-off cancellation, if you signed recently
• Post-cooling-off rescission, where there are disclosure problems
• TILA rescission, for financed deals with disclosure defects
• Buyout negotiation, if you want out and will pay to be done
• Lease or PPA transfer, if you are selling the house
• UCC-1 lien removal, if a financing statement is on your record

04 Fill in the template for your path

30 to 60 minutes

Open the letter that matches your decision tree result. Each one has fill-in fields, embedded instructions and the rule it relies on cited in the body.

• Each cites its authority so the recipient can check it
• Written to be filled in and mailed, not adapted from scratch

05 Send it certified

30 minutes

USPS Certified Mail with Return Receipt Requested. This is what creates the paper trail proving your notice was delivered, and it is the step people skip and regret.

• Step by step for doing it online or at the counter
• A tracking worksheet for your records
• What to do when the deadline passes with no response

06 File the complaints in parallel

60 to 90 minutes

Do not wait for the company to reply. Filing creates an official record and, more practically, a complaint often gets a company to negotiate when a letter alone did not.

• CFPB, for financing and servicing issues
• Your state attorney general
• Your state utility commission, where it regulates solar sales
• Your state contractor licensing board, the one body that can act on the installer's licence

07 Follow up and escalate

about 30 days of monitoring

The package includes the follow-up timeline: when to expect a response, what to send when you do not get one, and how to recognise the point where this stops being a do-it-yourself matter.

• Day 10, first follow-up
• Day 20, second follow-up and complaint escalation
• Day 30, the honest read on whether this is still a do-it-yourself matter

What the timeline actually looks like

Most people see a first response from the solar company within 14 to 30 days of the certified letter landing. Regulatory complaints move slower, and agency action, where it comes at all, is more like 60 to 180 days. The useful part is usually earlier than that: the existence of the complaint is often what moves a company to negotiate.

Some cases resolve in weeks. Some take months. Some go beyond what a do-it-yourself package can handle, and the package tells you how to spot which one you are in rather than letting you find out at day 90.

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