Your solar loan may have never been valid.

Sold at your door. Financed through a company you never chose. Often secured by a filing against your home. Answer six quick questions and find out where you stand.

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How homeowners end up stuck

The salesman is long gone. The loan is not.

The knock at the door

The salesman came to you with numbers that sounded like you could not lose. The installer got paid in full the week the panels went up.

The long loan

Fifteen to twenty five years of payments to a lender you never chose, with fees you never saw, signed at your own kitchen table.

Then the phone went quiet

Many installers are bankrupt or gone. The warranty died with them. The payments did not.

These companies count on two things: that you do not know your rights, and that finding out costs too much. That is the gap Shorefield Partners closes.

The part nobody mentioned at the kitchen table

There may be a filing against your home right now.

Most financed solar systems come with a security filing recorded against the property. Many homeowners first hear about it from a title company, in the middle of a sale or refinance, when a payoff letter arrives with a number that makes no sense.

Your free review finds:

  • What is recorded against your home
  • Who filed it, and when
  • What your loan documents actually say

Your rights

Six reasons your agreement may not be enforceable

1

The price was grossly inflated

Hidden fees folded into the loan that were never shown to you.

2

They came to you

Door-to-door sales carry special cancellation rights. If never disclosed, they may never have expired.

3

The savings never came

The gap between the pitch and your real bills matters legally.

4

The installer vanished

Under federal law, your lender may have to answer for the installer's promises.

5

The paperwork does not hold up

Missing disclosures, unfamiliar signatures, loans sold on with gaps in the trail.

6

Your home was encumbered

A filing recorded against your property that nobody explained at signing.

If any of these applies, you may be in a position to argue the agreement was never valid in the first place. That is what the free review checks.

What to expect

Step by step, one team the whole way

1

Free review

Your loan, your contract, and what is filed against your home. Straight answers.

2

One fixed quote

Your options in plain English and one written quote. No hourly, no percentage.

3

We build the case

Evidence, documents, correspondence, deadlines. Nothing rests on you.

4

Counsel when needed

Licensed, independent attorneys take a fully prepared case when proceedings are required.

5

Resolution

The agreement resolved and the filing against your home addressed.

Why this is affordable

The traditional legal route was built to price you out.

Our team does the hours that make legal cases expensive. Counsel enters with the case already built. That is why we can commit to this:

The review is free and it ends with a straight answer, even when the answer is that you do not have a case.

One fixed quote in writing before you commit to anything. It does not change after you accept it.

No hourly billing. No percentage. No surprises added later.

No pressure, ever. Take the review to your family, your advisor, or your own lawyer before deciding.

This is about the loan, not your roof.

Challenging a solar loan is a fight about paperwork and money: the loan, the disclosures, the filing on your home. It is not about anyone removing panels from your house.

Common questions

Straight answers

What does this cost?
The review is free. If you have a case and want our help, you get one fixed quote in writing before you decide. No hourly billing, no percentage fee.
What happens after the loan check?
A case analyst calls you within one business day to walk through your situation. Your loan agreement or a recent statement helps, but if you cannot find them, we help you request your own documents.
Is Shorefield Partners a law firm?
No. Shorefield Partners is a homeowner advocacy and case management service. We prepare and manage cases, and coordinate with fully licensed, independent attorneys when legal proceedings are required. That structure is what keeps this affordable.
Should I stop making my payments?
No. We never advise anyone to stop making payments, and you should be careful with anyone who does. Missed payments can hurt your credit and your case.
My installer went bankrupt. Does the loan go away?
No, the loan almost always survives. But federal law can make the company collecting your payments answer for the installer's promises. Whether that applies to your loan is one of the first things the review checks.
Which states do you work in?
Arizona, Texas, Florida, North Carolina, and Nevada today. Somewhere else? Take the loan check anyway and we will tell you honestly whether we can help.

Find out where you stand. It's free.

Six questions, sixty seconds, and a call with someone who will give you a straight answer.

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