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Many Hialeah solar sales were made in Spanish, and the paperwork rules matter as much as the FPL bill.
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The short answer: Hialeah homes are served by Florida Power & Light, where leftover net metering credits settle once a year at a lower rate. Many Hialeah sales were pitched in Spanish, which makes keeping every brochure and message important. A three-business-day cancellation window protects Hialeah homeowners who bought at home.
FPL handles interconnection and net metering for Hialeah homes. Compare a year of bills with what the salesperson promised.
Hialeah’s dense neighborhoods of block homes and its large Spanish-speaking population shaped how solar was sold here. Keep any Spanish-language materials from the sale.
Hialeah buyers who signed at home can use Florida’s three-business-day cancellation right.
Read the full Florida solar cancellation guide | How to cancel a solar contract
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