Solar consumer resource hub
Solar complaint resources: where to start
Choose the path that matches your situation. Start with your state, a company or case tracker, financing research, federal resources, or a practical guide. The full 50-state directory remains below.
What are you trying to resolve?
Start with an existing company or closure tracker when the company itself is central to the situation.
↓02State complaint routeFind the Attorney General, regulator, licensing route, or other state starting point for your location.
↓03Loan or financing issueUse research and complaint resources focused on solar financing, servicing, cancellation, and disputed sales.
↓04Federal complaint routeFind federal consumer-protection resources for financing, deceptive practices, credit, and related issues.
↓05Need to prepare a complaintUse practical guides for records, complaint filing, and Massachusetts-specific consumer steps.
↓06Research a lawsuit or caseRead source-backed summaries of documented lawsuits, bankruptcy records, settlements, and investigations.
↓Start with the company when the dispute follows the company
Current company and closure trackers organize public records, cases, consumer resources, and related state material around a specific company.
If the issue involves the loan, financing, cancellation, or collection
Start with the financing research page, then use the federal resource page or complaint-record guide if you need a filing route or need to organize documents first.
Use federal routes when the issue crosses state complaint systems
Federal resources can be relevant to financing, credit, deceptive practices, telemarketing, and other consumer-protection issues. The federal page separates agencies and explains what each route covers.
Prepare the record before you file
The guides focus on practical complaint preparation and documented consumer processes rather than personalized legal advice.
Read the public record behind current solar disputes
Case pages distinguish allegations, investigations, settlements, bankruptcy records, and other procedural statuses instead of treating them as the same thing.
Find your state complaint starting point
Each state page begins with an official consumer-protection route and a documented solar reference. Coverage depth varies as additional state sources are reviewed.