Texas Solar Cancellation Offers Free Contract Reviews as State Cracks Down on Deceptive Solar Sales

Texas Solar Cancellation launches free statewide solar contract reviews in Dallas as SB 1036 gives homeowners a 5-day cancellation window amid AG probe.

Dallas, TX (PRUnderground) August 29th, 2026

Consumer intake service helps homeowners use SB 1036’s five-day cancellation window and connects them with independent attorneys amid a Texas Attorney General investigation into major solar retailers.

Texas Solar Cancellation, a statewide consumer intake service, today announced that its free residential solar contract review is available to homeowners in all 254 Texas counties. The service helps homeowners understand what they signed, organizes their contract and financing paperwork, and — where warranted — refers them to a supported law firm for potential legal review.

Why Now

Texas homeowners who financed or leased a residential solar system are navigating a shifting legal landscape. Senate Bill 1036, the Residential Solar Retailer Regulatory Act, took effect September 1, 2025, and added Chapter 1806 to the Texas Occupations Code. Among its provisions, the law gives homeowners who signed a contract on or after June 20, 2025, five business days to cancel a residential solar contract without penalty or further obligation. It also requires solar salespeople and retailers to register with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) and follow specific disclosure rules, with violations carrying penalties of up to $2,500 per incident — or $10,000 per violation involving a senior citizen.

“Homeowners are hearing about an AG investigation and a new cancellation law at the same time they’re trying to figure out what their own contract actually says,” the company said in a statement. “Most people don’t know which protections apply to their situation, or whether their window to act has already closed. We built this service to answer that question directly, at no cost, before anyone decides what to do next.”

What Texas Solar Cancellation Does

Texas Solar Cancellation is a marketing and intake service focused on solar contract cancellation — it is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and does not guarantee any outcome. Its role is limited to four steps:

Free intake review — a homeowner submits their contract details and available documentation at no cost.
Documentation organization — the company organizes the homeowner’s solar contract, financing paperwork, and related correspondence.
Attorney referral — where the facts warrant it, the homeowner is referred to a supported law firm for potential legal review.
Upfront, fixed-fee engagement — if a law firm accepts a case, any cost is disclosed upfront before the homeowner agrees to move forward.

No attorney-client relationship is formed with Texas Solar Cancellation at any point in this process. If a homeowner engages a referred firm, that relationship exists solely between the homeowner and the attorney.

Availability

The free contract review is available now to homeowners anywhere in Texas, by phone or through the company’s website. Homeowners can also review the full, step-by-step process for how to cancel a solar contract under SB 1036 before requesting a review. Texas Solar Cancellation advises homeowners to continue making payments on any existing solar loan or lease and not to stop payment based on a pending review — and notes that a homeowner outside SB 1036’s five-business-day cancellation window may still have options worth understanding, including potential claims under the DTPA, the Home Solicitation Transactions Act, or the federal Truth in Lending Act, depending on the facts of their contract.

About Texas Solar Cancellation

Texas Solar Cancellation is a statewide marketing and intake service that helps Texas homeowners understand their residential solar contracts and explore their options, including cancellation rights under SB 1036 and potential claims under state and federal consumer protection law. Texas Solar Cancellation is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or legal representation; any attorney-client relationship is formed solely between the homeowner and a referred attorney, not with Texas Solar Cancellation. The company does not advise homeowners to stop making payments on any loan or contractual obligation. Results vary, and no outcome is promised or implied — whether any legal remedy is available depends on the individual’s documents, the facts of their situation, and applicable state and federal law.

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