Independent solar reports for real estate professionals. Warranty tracking and battery advisory for homeowners. One platform, zero guesswork.
Track every warranty still in force. Get production alerts. Battery advice when you need it — with honest math, not a sales pitch.
UCC liens, lease status, open permits, NEM tariff, installer standing — one report that answers every solar question before your close.
Works with every major panel, inverter & battery brand — and all U.S. title jurisdictions
Homeowner warranty lookup
Over 200 solar companies have gone bankrupt or ceased operations since 2018. Equipment warranties from panel, inverter, and battery manufacturers remain in force — but you have to know how to use them. That's what our homeowner lookup does.
Every manufacturer warranty still covering your system — panels, inverter, battery, monitoring — with remaining years and a direct claim-filing link. Free.
Quarterly benchmarks against expected degradation curves. A signed, third-party report you can actually submit with a warranty claim — manufacturer apps aren't accepted as independent evidence. $79/yr.
We run your utility tariff, NEM status, and roof data — then give you an honest yes or no. If yes, we match you with a vetted local installer and handle financing pre-qualification. Free quote.
Financing provided by third-party lenders. SolarDisclosure™ is not a lender or installer. Installation by licensed third-party contractors.
SolarDisclosure™ — real estate product
Solar complications delay or kill closings every day — a lease transfer that takes three weeks, a UCC lien from a bankrupt installer, an open permit the seller didn't know about. SolarDisclosure™ catches all of it before the transaction opens.
Solar lease companies require credit approval to transfer. A buyer who doesn't qualify kills the deal two weeks before close.
Buyer learns days before closing they're inheriting 15 years of monthly payments nobody mentioned. Transaction collapses or renegotiates.
Over 200 solar companies have gone bankrupt or ceased operations since 2018. Orphaned leases have no entity to execute the transfer. Closing delayed indefinitely.
Seller agrees to buy out the lease at closing. Payoff quote arrives at $28,000. Deal renegotiates — or dies — 72 hours out.
Lease paid off but UCC-3 termination never filed. Unresolved lien shows in title search. Title can't close.
Rushed 2019–2022 installs skipped final inspections. Open permit surfaces in title search. City inspector required — weeks of delay.
Standard $299 · Rush $349 · 2-business-day or 24-hour delivery
Net metering & home sales
In California and a growing list of states, the original homeowner is grandfathered into legacy NEM rates. When a new owner takes title, the utility often resets to the current tariff — which pays 75–80% less for exported solar.
A properly sized battery keeps the economics intact. Our homeowner lookup models this for homeowners. Our closing report flags it for buyers and agents.
Rules vary by state and utility.
California, Arizona, Nevada, Hawaii, and others have changed export compensation in the last 5 years. We check your specific tariff before recommending anything.
| State | Transfers on sale? | Battery rec? |
|---|---|---|
| California (IOU) | Partial — 9 yrs max | Yes |
| Arizona (APS) | Partial | Yes |
| Nevada | Current term only | Maybe |
| Hawaii | Closed to new enrollment | Yes |
| Texas | Varies by utility | Often |
| Florida | Transfers (for now) | Not yet |
Summary only — tariffs change. Verify with your specific utility.
FAQ
The homeowner lookup tracks warranties, audits production, and advises on batteries over the life of the system. The SolarDisclosure™ closing report is for real estate professionals — ordered per transaction to answer every solar question before a deal opens.
Yes — that's exactly why we exist. Equipment warranties from panel, inverter, and battery manufacturers are independent of the installer. Our lookup identifies which are still in force and walks you through filing directly with each manufacturer.
Standard delivery is 2 business days. Rush delivery (24 hours) is available for time-sensitive closings at $349.
No. We're independent — we don't sell panels, batteries, leases, or financing. We get paid to give honest information. When a repair or install is needed, we route homeowners to vetted, licensed local contractors.
Yes. For title companies and brokerages ordering multiple reports, contact us at hello@solardisclosure.io to discuss volume pricing.
For homeowners
Tell us about your system and we'll map every warranty still in force, flag any attention points, and give you a straight answer on batteries.
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One SolarDisclosure™ report answers every solar question your title officer, buyer, and agent needs. Delivered in 2 business days.
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