Solar Panels Promised You Savings — Now They’re Costing You Thousands?
Many homeowners were promised energy savings, tax credits, or “free” solar systems — and ended up with leaks, defective installs, or expensive loans.
The Claim Attorney fights for homeowners like you.
False Promises
Told you your bill would vanish — but it didn’t.
Your insurance would not be canceled — but it was.
Hidden Loan Terms
Signed for 0% interest, ended up with 20 years of payments.
Roof Damage
Installers drilled through your roof — now it leaks.
You thought it was insured — but it wasn't.
Abandoned Jobs
Installers took the money and disappeared.
Yet creditors are still wanting their money.
Warranties Denied
Manufacturers blame installers — installers blame lenders — roofers blame both.
Defective Components
Your ‘green’ system left you in the red
Why Hire Us?
Mike is one of the few attorneys that has dealt with unscrupulous solar salesmen as an adjuster, a roofer, and as a retained expert in construction defect cases. Mike is a licensed
contractor, roofer, home inspector and adjuster. While he is a full time attorney, he brings with him the knowledge and experience to fight back against these well funded machines.
We know how these contractors are impacting families for the long term and then disappear as fast as they rung the doorbell making promises they could not keep. It is time to act!
We are ready to help you get your life back. Call us today to discuss your unique si
Commonly asked questions:
Can I sue my solar lender (like Mosaic, Sunlight Financial, or GoodLeap)?
There are situations where your lender may face liability. Each situation is different. We will be happy to review your agreement and determine the best course of action.
Should I stop making payments?
We advise against you stop making payments until you talk to a qualified attorney. Not making payments could subject you to penalties, adverse credit and even foreclosure. Call us right away so we can give you a course of action.
Can I include roof damage in my case?
It is very likely that the roof damage can either be covered by your homeowner's insurance, or the contractor if it is proven defective workmanship. This is where we earn our money. Finding out who is liable.
How much does it cost to hire you?
Most time we can obtain our fee from the contractor. This is a complex question and in case dependent. The law and contracts vary, and each one can allow for a full recovery of fees and costs. It does cost nothing to call us.
What if my installer went out of business?
Just because your installer went out of business, does not mean the contracts were not purchased by another company. It is common for the original installer to sell of their contract to another company who would assume the liability.
