- “Free solar” without a precise ownership and payment explanation.
- Pressure to sign before receiving equipment model numbers and financing terms.
- Savings claims without a named utility rate and export-credit assumption.
- A 2026 homeowner federal-credit assumption presented as certain.
- A contract business name that does not match the license record.
- Roof or electrical exclusions left vague.
California requires a solar disclosure document on residential solar contracts. Read it and the full agreement before signing.
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