The primary defendant is often the contractor or installer responsible for the work. These parties are typically bound by the terms of the installation contract and may be liable for failing to
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Solar panel warranties typically cover installation errors and equipment failures, but many do not cover labor to perform the repairs. Premium product warranties and pre-paid solar insurance coverage do
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Reach out to your state''s Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) affiliate. In states without a local affiliate, SEIA offers this grievance form. This is a great resource to get advice and
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Find guidance here on what to do if things do go wrong with your small-scale renewable installation, and how MCS can help.
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If the sun''s shining but you''re getting error messages and your solar panels are acting up. Take a look at who repairs solar panels and fixes solar trouble.
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If you suspect solar panel damage, the first thing to do is contact the installation company or another qualified solar energy system repair outfit. The technician can accurately evaluate the...
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When we review a breach of warranty case, we analyze both the contracts you have with any companies involved in installing the panels (usually the company that manufactured them, the
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In a legal sense, the answer is clear: the guarantee for photovoltaic equipment belongs to all companies in the chain (integrator, distributor and manufacturers). To avoid headaches,
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In this article, we''ll dive into the world of solar energy contracts, explore the reasons why you might consider legal action against your solar company, discuss the legal process of suing, and
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Careless connection of panels can create an open circuit where you''re likely to lose a substantial amount of energy. It is recommended not to try to deal with electrical issues of solar
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