How to Cancel a Solar Contract in Nevada (2026 Guide)
Nevada has specific rules for residential solar agreements, including required disclosures, a cancellation window and minimum warranties.
Your right to cancel in Nevada
- Under Nevada's solar consumer protection rules, you have three days after signing to cancel a residential solar contract.
- This covers solar leases, purchases and power purchase agreements.
Nevada solar rules to know
- Your contract must include a cover page, the agreement and a disclosure listing amounts due at signing and completion, monthly payments and any scheduled increases, estimated first-year production, any performance guarantee, whether maintenance is included and the installation timeline.
- Required warranties: at least 10 years on installation and roof penetrations. For purchased systems, at least 10 years on components (including labor), 7 years on inverters and 10 years on collectors and storage.
- Installers must be licensed by the Nevada State Contractors Board.
Missed the deadline?
You may still have options, such as a buyout, a transfer when you sell, or a claim if the sale involved misrepresentation. Read how to cancel a solar contract and signs you were misled. If your payment rises every year, try our solar payment calculator.
Where to complain in Nevada
| Agency | For |
|---|---|
| Public Utilities Commission of Nevada | Solar company complaints. Northern NV (775) 684-6100, Southern NV (702) 486-2600 |
| Nevada State Contractors Board | Licensing and workmanship |
| Nevada Attorney General | Consumer fraud |
See also: how to file a complaint that gets a response.
Sources
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This page is general information, not legal advice. Laws change and their application depends on your contract and the facts of your sale. Talk to a licensed attorney in Nevada.