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The paperwork your installer should have left you
The free check answers one question. These four documents answer the ones that come next, and they get bought at four moments.
"My agent asked for the solar paperwork."
The buyer's lender wants to know what happens to the loan. The title company wants to know about the UCC filing. The inspector is about to write "unable to evaluate solar system." The Home Sale Packet answers all three on one dated document. $49.
"I need to file a warranty claim and the installer is gone."
Enphase, SolarEdge, Maxeon, and Generac still honor their warranties, but they want serials, the install date, and proof the system was producing. The Warranty Claim Kit is the Report Card plus a claim letter to each manufacturer with your serials and production figure already in it, and a checklist of what to photograph. $29.
"I have a quote on the table and I don't trust it."
Before you sign, not after. The free quote check reads five numbers off the proposal; Before You Sign turns them into a letter to the installer, the contract red flags, the tax rule as of this month, and a plan for the day the company closes. $29.
"My lender wants proof the system works."
A dated production verdict with the method shown, on letterhead that isn't yours. The Report Card is that page, plus the warranty map. $19.
You answer the questions, pay once on Stripe's secure page, and the finished document opens for you to save as a PDF. A diagnostic visit to establish the same first fact runs about $150. Prices are on the page because that's how we'd want to be treated. See finished samples before you decide; each card below opens a page with the whole document pictured.
Solar Report Card
$19one time
- Your production verdict, dated, with the method and the assumptions shown
- Panel, inverter, and battery serials mapped to the manufacturer warranty terms and how a claim works
- Where to register each warranty under your own name, since most installers never did
- The steps to move monitoring to your own account for your inverter brand
- A to-do list of anything you couldn't find yet
Warranty Claim Kit
$29one time
- Everything in the Report Card
- A claim letter to your inverter maker and one to your panel maker, with the serials, install date, and production figure already in place
- What to photograph before you send it, and what to expect back
- Where each manufacturer wants the claim and how labor is handled
Filing with Enphase, SolarEdge, Maxeon, or Generac after the installer closed? This is the paperwork they ask for.
Home Sale Packet
$49one time
- Everything in the Report Card
- A plain summary of the system for the buyer, their inspector, and their lender
- The loan or lease, who services it, and the fixture filing that may sit on your title, explained
- The questions an inspector will ask, answered in advance
- A closing checklist so the solar doesn't stall the sale
See the sample Packet pages. Not sure what closing will ask for? Read the selling guide first.
Before You Sign
$29one time
- Price per watt against your state, production claim against the federal model, financing gap, the tax rule, and the five company checks
- A letter to the installer asking for the numbers separated
- Contract red-flag checklist
- What survives if the installer closes
- What do I need on hand?
- The four numbers from the free check, plus the brand and serial of your inverter or gateway and, if you can find it, one panel serial. Your contract usually has all of them on the first two pages. Skip what you can't find and the document lists it as a to-do.
- Where does my information go?
- Your email, ZIP, system size, and the verdict are kept so we can remind you in a year. Names, street addresses, and serial numbers are printed on your copy and never sent to us.
- What if I pay and something goes wrong?
- Email jon@solarstillworks.com and we'll fix it or refund it, no argument. The charge shows on your statement as SOLARSTILLWORKS.
- Is this a warranty?
- No. It's a map of the warranties you already have, and the paperwork to use them. We don't sell coverage and we don't take money from anyone who does.