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Get an independent check of your price, equipment, and promised savings before you sign. Include your contract if you have it.
Your home. Your decision.$0 for either review. No card or code required.
See the findings, the questions to take back to your seller, and what we couldn’t check and why. This is a digital report, available to download or print.
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Bring the offer you have. We’ll help you understand the numbers, the terms, and the questions worth asking.
Step 1Your documents
Upload your solar proposal as a PDF, photos, or screenshots. Have a contract? Include the version you would sign so we can compare it with the proposal.
Both review options are free for a limited time. No card or emailed code is required.
Step 2Our independent checks
We compare the proposal with independent solar models, equipment references, pricing research, and the utility information available for your home.
If a check can’t run, we explain what’s missing. We don’t fill gaps with guesses.
See what we check
Step 3Your next conversation
Your report puts the findings in plain language, with a result, supporting explanations, and questions to take back to the seller.
We compare the details in your proposal with public models, equipment catalogs, utility data and published research. Here are the references behind those checks.
An independent model of yearly solar output, based on the location and system details available.
Modeled regional electricity-use patterns help put stated household usage in context.
Residential rate benchmarks and utility-rate history help examine savings assumptions.
Downloaded Solar Equipment Lists support model matching for panels, inverters and batteries.
State and national solar proposal-price medians and national storage-price medians help put the quoted price in context.
Published installed-price research supplies the national upper price reference used in the review.
ZIP-based utility candidates help identify which utility the homeowner needs to confirm.
ZIP-area and geographic relationship files support location and climate baselines.
Published guidance is a reference for checking the timing of a claimed federal solar credit.
If you know what you want, we use it. If you are still figuring that out, we still read the proposal and flag extras you may not need.
Is the yearly production realistic for this roof, with honest shading? We model it independently.
Project price, cash versus financed cost, incentives, utility-rate assumptions, and the math behind the savings story.
Named models, stated specs, storage sizing, and backup claims checked against independent equipment data.
Interest rate, fees, payment changes, total cost, and end-of-term terms where they appear.
Contractor information in the documents, workmanship terms, and equipment warranties.
With Bid + Contract Review: whether the contract matches the proposal, and what the document actually says about cancellation, payments, and equipment swaps.
Can the solar system recharge the battery, and how long could it power the appliances you need during an outage?
Does the proposal identify the company responsible for installation and include a license number?
If the documents do not contain enough information for a check, the report says so and explains the gap.
Illustrative patterns we check for. Every bid is different. These are composites, not a customer testimonial.
The verdict reflects the checks we could complete. Preliminary findings and “not checked” items are listed separately. No verdict guarantees savings or performance.
Choose quote review or quote + contract review. Both are free for a limited time.
For a solar proposal before you sign. A plain-language read on the numbers, assumptions, equipment, and terms we can verify.
Everything in Bid Review, plus a read of the contract itself. We check the terms that decide what happens after you sign, and we match the contract against the proposal so nothing changed quietly between the pitch and the paperwork.
Both reviews are free while this offer is active. The offer applies automatically at checkout. No card or emailed code is required.
We review residential solar proposals nationwide. Some checks depend on local utility data, licensing records, and equipment lists. When a check cannot run, the report says “not checked” and explains why.
Share your quote, add your contract if you have it, and get a plain-language second read. Both review options are free for a limited time.
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