Solar panel company did not deliver what the promised

Why are solar companies misrepresented?

Misrepresentations have spurred the ire of state AGs when solar companies exaggerate their systems’ potential to save consumers money, despite financing that may end up costing the consumer more. Solar panel installer installing solar panels on roof of modern house. Eloi Omella via Getty Images This audio is auto-generated.

What happens if a solar company fails to deliver a warranty?

If your solar company fails to fulfill their obligations as outlined in the contract, such as delivering the agreed-upon system or providing the promised warranties, you may have grounds for a breach of contract lawsuit. Did your solar company make false statements or misrepresentations during the sales process?

Are solar companies causing a 'cost and savings misrepresentation'?

Costs and savings misrepresentations, in particular, have typically spurred the ire of state AGs when solar companies exaggerate their systems’ potential to save consumers money, despite financing that may end up costing the consumer more. While cyberthreats to the power sector are expanding, so are the tools to address them.

Did vision solar press a customer to pay for a product?

“It was just another stressor that we didn't need in our lives.” Cuenca is one of nearly two dozen plaintiffs in a class-action lawsuit that accuses New Jersey-based panel installation company Vision Solar of pressuring customers to pay for a product that failed to live up to salespeople's promises.

Why did vision solar fail to get a permit?

According to the lawsuit, Vision Solar would often fail to obtain the proper permits before installing the panels, leaving homeowners paying for a system that wasn't connected to the power grid. Other times, salespeople would allegedly mislead customers about the potential savings.

Why do companies lie about solar panels?

Company executives instruct sales staff to lie or exaggerate the financial benefits of solar panels by, for instance, inflating customers’ understanding of what they are paying for electricity and promising them that if they purchase solar panels, they will never receive another electricity bill.