Connecticut Residential Solar Cash Purchase and Installation Contract

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Connecticut Residential Solar Cash Purchase and Installation Contract

Transaction date: [__/__/____]

This cash-purchase solar installation agreement is between [OWNER NAME] (Owner), at [OWNER MAILING STREET ADDRESS, CITY, CT ZIP], and [CONTRACTOR LEGAL NAME] (Contractor), at [CONTRACTOR BUSINESS STREET ADDRESS, CITY, CT ZIP]. The agreement covers home improvement work at [PROJECT STREET ADDRESS, CITY, CT ZIP]. Complete every blank and both attached notices before either party signs. Print the signature warning and both detachable notices in at least 12-point boldface type. If the oral sales presentation was principally in a language other than English, supply this contract and both notices in that language.

Owner phone/email: [PHONE / EMAIL]

Contractor phone/email: [PHONE / BUSINESS EMAIL]

Contractor Connecticut home improvement registration number: [NUMBER]

Registered salesperson name and registration number, if one negotiated this contract: [NAME; NUMBER / NOT APPLICABLE — REGISTERED CONTRACTOR SIGNED]

1. Solar system and work

Contractor shall sell, deliver, and install the residential solar photovoltaic system described in Exhibit A — Solar System and Work Specifications at the project address. The signed Exhibit identifies the modules, inverter or microinverters, mounting system, monitoring equipment, nameplate capacity, proposed array location, electrical work, roof work, drawings, and exclusions. The system and its installation are a cash purchase; this agreement grants no lease, power purchase agreement, security interest, or assignment of the system to Contractor.

Contractor shall obtain the permits and arrange the inspections assigned to it in Exhibit A, perform the agreed electrical and structural work, and submit the utility interconnection materials identified there. Utility permission to operate is a separate event: Contractor shall not energize the system for normal operation before the utility and authorities whose approval is required have authorized it. Owner shall supply reasonable access, the utility account information needed for interconnection, and the selections and approvals identified in Exhibit A.

Any change in equipment, array position, scope, price, or dates must be in a writing signed by Owner and Contractor before the changed work begins. The change order shall identify substitute equipment and any effect on estimated output, warranties, price, and completion. This signed agreement, Exhibit A, and the attached cancellation notices are the entire agreement.

2. Dates and completion

Starting date: [__/__/____]. Installation completion date: [__/__/____]. Target inspection and interconnection submission date: [__/__/____].

Contractor shall report a material delay promptly and propose a signed date change. The parties will record installation completion in a walkthrough record listing any remaining work. Installation completion does not represent utility permission to operate.

3. Price and payment

Total cash contract price: $[AMOUNT], including equipment, labor, permits and the scope in Exhibit A, subject to signed changes only. Contractor provides no loan or finance charge under this contract.

Payment Amount Due when
Deposit $[AMOUNT / 0] After signature and delivery of the completed contract and notices
Equipment and installation milestone $[AMOUNT / 0] [DESCRIBED MILESTONE]
Final payment $[AMOUNT / 0] [SPECIFY INSPECTION, PUNCH-LIST, DOCUMENT DELIVERY, AND PERMISSION-TO-OPERATE CONDITIONS]

Payment total: $[TOTAL], equal to the contract price. Payment method: [METHOD]. Owner may identify disputed incomplete or defective work in writing and withhold a reasonable related amount while paying undisputed amounts. No payment waives the statutory cancellation right.

Incentives and credits: Contractor has made no guarantee of a tax credit or utility incentive. The parties allocate any application work, fee, rebate, or renewable-energy credit here: [IDENTIFY PROGRAM, APPLICANT, OWNER OF BENEFIT, AND RESPONSIBLE PARTY / NONE]. Any projected savings in Exhibit A is an estimate with stated assumptions, not a payment promise.

4. Contractor disclosures, warranties, and site conditions

Five-year related-entity disclosure: List every corporation, limited liability company, partnership, sole proprietorship or other legal entity that is or has been a Connecticut home improvement contractor or new home construction contractor and in which any owner of Contractor is or has been a shareholder, member, partner or owner during the previous five years. If none, write NONE: [ENTITY; PERSON; PERIOD / NONE].

Roof and structure: The parties' preinstallation record is [EXHIBIT B / DESCRIPTION]. Contractor's roof penetrations, flashing, weatherproofing, and repair responsibility are [SPECIFICATIONS AND WARRANTY]. Work on preexisting roof defects or structural repairs outside Exhibit A requires a signed change order.

Equipment warranties: [MANUFACTURER, PRODUCT, DURATION, TRANSFER RULE, CLAIM CONTACT]. Contractor workmanship and roof-penetration warranty: [SCOPE, DURATION, REMEDY, CLAIM CONTACT]. Contractor shall deliver the equipment manuals, warranty documents, permit closeout, as-built system diagram, and monitoring credentials at [MILESTONE].

Production estimate, if one is attached: [ANNUAL KWH, MODEL, SHADE/WEATHER ASSUMPTIONS, DEGRADATION, AND WHETHER CONTRACTOR GIVES ANY WRITTEN PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE / NONE]. Any guarantee must state its measured period, exclusions, and remedy in Exhibit A.

Removal and reinstallation for future roof work: [WHO PERFORMS AND PAYS, NOTICE, WARRANTY EFFECT]. Insurance and damage: Contractor shall maintain [CARRIER; COVERAGE; LIMITS; POLICY / NONE SPECIFIED] and repair physical damage caused by its work. The parties shall document any agreed punch-list items at completion.

No provision of this contract makes Owner request cancellation of recurring work by a future date. New work requires a signed change order or new agreement.

5. Cancellation, notices and disputes

Owner's cancellation right: Connecticut treats this home improvement contract as a home solicitation sale regardless of where it is signed. Owner may cancel until midnight of the third business day after the day Owner signs. For this purpose, do not count Saturdays, Sundays or Connecticut legal holidays. The completed, duplicate detachable notices following Exhibit A explain how to cancel. The deadline entered on both notices must be the correct calendar date. Owner may give written notice showing intent to cancel to the business address or other contact in the notices. Contractor shall orally inform Owner of this right at signing and shall honor a timely cancellation.

Contractor shall deliver Owner without charge a completed copy of this contract, Exhibit A and both detachable notices when this agreement is executed. If Contractor sends a digital copy, Contractor shall put the following statement immediately adjacent to the email or other message body in at least 12-point type (or the same size as a larger message body): PLEASE REVIEW IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR RIGHT TO CANCEL THIS AGREEMENT IN THE “NOTICE OF CANCELLATION” BEING PROVIDED TO YOU.

Ordinary written notices other than cancellation go to the parties' addresses above or to an acknowledged email address above. A party claiming breach shall describe it in writing and allow [NUMBER] days to cure if cure is possible. If an uncured material breach ends the work, the parties shall account for completed work, payments and lawful offsets. Connecticut law governs and a court with jurisdiction in [COUNTY] County, Connecticut may hear a dispute, subject to mandatory consumer protections.

6. Signatures and completed copy

YOU, THE BUYER, MAY CANCEL THIS TRANSACTION AT ANY TIME PRIOR TO MIDNIGHT OF THE THIRD BUSINESS DAY AFTER THE DATE OF THIS TRANSACTION. SEE THE ATTACHED NOTICE OF CANCELLATION FORM FOR AN EXPLANATION OF THIS RIGHT.

Owner signature: ______________________________ Date: [__/__/____]

Owner printed name / authorized capacity: [NAME; CAPACITY]

Contractor signature: ______________________________ Date: [__/__/____]

Contractor signer's printed name and title: [NAME; TITLE]

Delivery record (no waiver): Owner received a completed copy and two completed detachable cancellation notices at signing. Owner initials: [____] Date: [__/__/____]

Exhibit A — Solar System and Work Specifications

Component Manufacturer/model and quantity Rating or other specification Location or drawing reference
Modules [DETAIL] [WATTS EACH; TOTAL DC KW] [DETAIL]
Inverter or microinverters [DETAIL] [AC KW] [DETAIL]
Racking and attachments [DETAIL] [ROOF OR GROUND MOUNT] [DETAIL]
Monitoring and other equipment [DETAIL] [DETAIL] [DETAIL]

Roof or ground plan and electrical one-line drawing, incorporated by title and date: [DETAILS]. Battery storage: None under this cash-purchase agreement; a separately priced signed agreement is required if added.

Scope of roof, electrical, meter, and service-panel work: [DETAILS]. Permits and inspections; responsible party and cost: [DETAILS]. Interconnection application and utility contacts: [DETAILS]. Owner-supplied access and decisions: [DETAILS]. Excluded work: [DETAILS].

Estimated annual generation and assumptions, if provided: [DETAILS / NONE]. Agreed written production guarantee and remedy: [DETAILS / NONE]. Equipment and workmanship warranties delivered: [LIST].

Owner signature on Exhibit A: ______________________________ Date: [__/__/____]

Contractor signature on Exhibit A: ______________________________ Date: [__/__/____]

Detachable NOTICE OF CANCELLATION — Buyer copy 1

NOTICE OF CANCELLATION

Seller: [SELLER LEGAL NAME]

Date of Transaction: [__/__/____]

You have the right to cancel this contract or sale by following the instructions in this notice. Your deadline is midnight on [__/__/____ — THIRD BUSINESS DAY AFTER TRANSACTION] to cancel. You have until this deadline to sign, date, and send this notice of cancellation to the Seller by email, fax, or mail to the contact information listed below.

(Instructions for seller: To determine the third business day, start counting on the day following the day when the transaction took place and do not count Saturdays, Sundays, or days designated as legal holidays in Connecticut.)

There is no penalty if you cancel. You do not have any legal obligations under the contract if you cancel. If you cancel, the seller must return to you any payments made by you, any property you traded in, and any negotiable instrument executed by you, such as a personal check, money order or promissory note. The seller has ten days after it receives your cancellation notice to return those items to you. Any security interest arising out of the transaction will be cancelled, such as a legal claim or a lien on your property.

If you cancel, you must make available to the seller any goods delivered to you under this contract or sale. The goods must be in substantially as good condition as when you received them. The seller can pick them up from your residence. If you make the goods available to the seller and the seller does not pick them up, after twenty calendar days have passed since you sent this notice to the seller, you may keep or dispose of the goods. If you do not make the goods available to the seller, you will still have to fulfill your contractual obligations.

The seller may also tell you how to return the goods to the seller at the seller's own expense and risk, such as by mailing them to the seller. You do not have to agree to return the goods to the seller yourself, but if you agree to do so but fail to send the goods to the seller, you will still have to fulfill your contractual obligations.

To cancel this contract or sale, you must sign and date this notice, and send it either by email, by fax, or by regular mail to:

[SELLER LEGAL NAME]

Email: [SELLER BUSINESS EMAIL]

OR Fax: [SELLER FAX NUMBER]

OR Regular mail: [SELLER BUSINESS STREET ADDRESS, CITY, CT ZIP]

I hereby cancel this transaction.

Dated: [__/__/____]

Signed: ______________________________

Detachable NOTICE OF CANCELLATION — Buyer copy 2

NOTICE OF CANCELLATION

Seller: [SELLER LEGAL NAME]

Date of Transaction: [__/__/____]

You have the right to cancel this contract or sale by following the instructions in this notice. Your deadline is midnight on [__/__/____ — THIRD BUSINESS DAY AFTER TRANSACTION] to cancel. You have until this deadline to sign, date, and send this notice of cancellation to the Seller by email, fax, or mail to the contact information listed below.

(Instructions for seller: To determine the third business day, start counting on the day following the day when the transaction took place and do not count Saturdays, Sundays, or days designated as legal holidays in Connecticut.)

There is no penalty if you cancel. You do not have any legal obligations under the contract if you cancel. If you cancel, the seller must return to you any payments made by you, any property you traded in, and any negotiable instrument executed by you, such as a personal check, money order or promissory note. The seller has ten days after it receives your cancellation notice to return those items to you. Any security interest arising out of the transaction will be cancelled, such as a legal claim or a lien on your property.

If you cancel, you must make available to the seller any goods delivered to you under this contract or sale. The goods must be in substantially as good condition as when you received them. The seller can pick them up from your residence. If you make the goods available to the seller and the seller does not pick them up, after twenty calendar days have passed since you sent this notice to the seller, you may keep or dispose of the goods. If you do not make the goods available to the seller, you will still have to fulfill your contractual obligations.

The seller may also tell you how to return the goods to the seller at the seller's own expense and risk, such as by mailing them to the seller. You do not have to agree to return the goods to the seller yourself, but if you agree to do so but fail to send the goods to the seller, you will still have to fulfill your contractual obligations.

To cancel this contract or sale, you must sign and date this notice, and send it either by email, by fax, or by regular mail to:

[SELLER LEGAL NAME]

Email: [SELLER BUSINESS EMAIL]

OR Fax: [SELLER FAX NUMBER]

OR Regular mail: [SELLER BUSINESS STREET ADDRESS, CITY, CT ZIP]

I hereby cancel this transaction.

Dated: [__/__/____]

Signed: ______________________________

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Last updated
November 5, 2026
Citations checked
November 5, 2026
Jurisdiction
Connecticut
Category
Contracts & Agreements

Legal authority

  • Conn. Gen. Stat. § 20-419 (home improvement and contractor definitions)
  • Conn. Gen. Stat. § 20-429(a)-(e) (contract terms, delivery, and cancellation law)
  • Conn. Gen. Stat. § 42-134a(1), (4), (7) (business day, solar consumer goods, home solicitation)
  • Conn. Gen. Stat. § 42-135a(1)-(3), (10) (signature notice, duplicate cancellation notices, and electronic delivery warning)
  • Conn. Gen. Stat. § 42-137(a)-(c) (cancellation deadline and written notice)

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Checked against the law it cites

A reviewer verified this template's legal citations against the official source on November 5, 2026.

Conn. Gen. Stat. § 20-419(5)(A) (checked November 5, 2026): "“Home improvement” includes, but is not limited to, the repair, replacement, remodeling, alteration, conversion, modernization, improvement, rehabilitation or sandblasting of, or addition to, any land or building or that portion thereof which is used or designed to be used as a private residence, dwelling place or residential rental property"

Conn. Gen. Stat. § 20-429(a)(1)(A) (checked November 5, 2026): "No home improvement contract shall be valid or enforceable against an owner unless it: (i) Is in writing, (ii) is signed by the owner and the contractor, (iii) contains the entire agreement between the owner and the contractor, (iv) contains the date of the transaction"

Conn. Gen. Stat. § 20-429(a)(1)(B) (checked November 5, 2026): "Each change in the terms and conditions of a contract shall be in writing and shall be signed by the owner and contractor"

Conn. Gen. Stat. § 20-429(c) (checked November 5, 2026): "The contractor shall provide and deliver to the owner, without charge, a completed copy of the home improvement contract at the time such contract is executed."

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