SolarDisclosure
Independent Solar Reports
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before clear to close.

One independent report answers every solar question in your transaction — UCC liens, open permits, lease transfer status, installer bankruptcy, NEM tariff, and production performance.

Independent — not affiliated with any installer Standard delivery in 2 business days Used by agents, title officers & lenders

SolarDisclosure™ Closing Report

4821 W Camelback Rd · Phoenix, AZ 85031

Report #SD-2026-04191

Score 74 / 100

Watch tier

Ownership & UCCLeased — Sunrun UCC-1
NEM tariffAZ — resets on transfer
PermitsAll closed & inspected
Panel warranty22 yrs remaining
Inverter warrantyExpires Nov 2026 · 7 mo
Production88% of expected
Live monitoringEnphase connected
+10 more sections: lease transfer, PACE, deficiencies, reviewer notes, more.
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Covers every major solar brand — and all U.S. title jurisdictions

Qcells· REC· Silfab· SunPower / Maxeon· Enphase· SolarEdge· Tesla Powerwall· FranklinWH· Sunrun· Sunnova

What we catch before you close

One report. Clear to close.

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.

01

Buyer fails lease credit check

Solar lease companies require credit approval to transfer. A buyer who doesn't qualify kills the deal two weeks before close.

02

Undisclosed lease obligation

Buyer learns days before closing they're inheriting 15 years of monthly payments nobody mentioned. Transaction collapses or renegotiates.

03

Installer bankrupt — no transfer

Over 200 solar companies have gone bankrupt or ceased operations since 2018. Orphaned leases have no entity to execute the transfer. Closing delayed indefinitely.

04

Payoff amount shock

Seller agrees to buy out the lease at closing. Payoff quote arrives at $28,000. Deal renegotiates — or dies — 72 hours out.

05

UCC lien not released

Lease paid off but UCC-3 termination never filed. Unresolved lien shows in title search. Title can't close.

06

Open permit from original install

Rushed 2019–2022 installs skipped final inspections. Open permit surfaces in title search. City inspector required — weeks of delay.

What a SolarDisclosure™ report answers

Owned or leased — who holds the UCC, are they still in business?
Active warranties, remaining years, transferability status
Lease transfer process, timeline, and credit requirements
PACE lien check (California & Florida)
All permits — pulled, closed, inspected
Production performance vs. expected output
Installer bankruptcy and standing check
Disclosure score 0–100 + color-coded closing risk flags
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Standard $299 · Rush $349 · 2-business-day or 24-hour delivery

NEM tariff & closing risk

Your buyer's solar savings may not survive the sale.

In California and a growing list of states, the seller's net-metering rate is grandfathered — but does not automatically transfer. When a new buyer takes title, the utility often resets to the current tariff, which pays 75–80% less for exported solar.

This changes the value proposition of the solar system and affects negotiation. Every SolarDisclosure™ report flags the exact NEM tariff, whether it transfers, and for how long.

Rules vary by state and utility.

California, Arizona, Nevada, Hawaii, and others have changed export compensation in the last 5 years. We verify the specific tariff for every property before flagging risk.

NEM transfer risk by state

StateTransfers on sale?Battery rec?
California (IOU)Partial — 9 yrs maxYes
Arizona (APS)PartialYes
NevadaCurrent term onlyMaybe
HawaiiClosed to new enrollmentYes
TexasVaries by utilityOften
FloridaTransfers (for now)Not yet

Summary only — tariffs change. Verify with your specific utility.

FAQ

Common questions

What does a SolarDisclosure™ report cover?

Every report includes: ownership type (owned vs. leased), UCC lien and PACE lien status, open permit check, installer standing and bankruptcy status, NEM tariff and transfer eligibility, active equipment warranties, production performance versus expected output, and a 0–100 disclosure score with color-coded risk flags. It's everything a buyer, title officer, or lender needs to close with confidence on a solar property.

How fast is delivery? Do you offer rush reports?

Standard delivery is 2 business days at $299. Rush delivery (24 hours) is available at $349 for time-sensitive closings. Both options are available at order time.

The installer went bankrupt. Can you still run a report?

Yes — and this is exactly where SolarDisclosure™ earns its fee. We track over 200 installer bankruptcies and closures since 2018. Our report identifies the installer's current status, whether any lease or UCC obligation survives, and what the transfer options are. Bankrupt-installer situations require more diligence, not less.

Is SolarDisclosure™ affiliated with any installer or solar company?

No. We're fully independent — we don't sell panels, batteries, leases, or financing, and we're not affiliated with any installer, manufacturer, or title company. We're paid by the professional ordering the report, and our only obligation is to the accuracy of the information we deliver.

Can I order reports in volume for my brokerage or title company?

Yes. Title companies and brokerages ordering multiple reports can contact us at hello@solardisclosure.io to discuss volume pricing and billing arrangements.

What states do you cover?

UCC lien and PACE checks cover all U.S. jurisdictions. Permit and installer data is deepest in California and Florida, where solar adoption and installer bankruptcies are most concentrated — and expanding. Contact us if you have a property in a state you're not sure about.

Ready to close with confidence?

Every solar question answered — before the transaction opens.

One SolarDisclosure™ report covers UCC liens, open permits, installer standing, lease transfer status, NEM tariff, and production performance. Delivered in 2 business days.

Standard $299 · Rush $349 · 2-business-day or 24-hour delivery · Flat fee, no subscription