Contact HyreSolar

What do you need?

Every route goes to one inbox, hello@hyresolar.com. The subject line tells us which of these it is, so each link below fills it in for you.

• A correction Something on the site is wrong or out of date. Name the page and the figure, and we check it against the source. Email about: correction
• A question about a figure The research figures are computed from Form EIA-861, and the method is published. The downloads are on the data page. Email about: research question
• Press and research Our studies are free to cite with attribution and a link. If you need a figure broken out differently, ask. Email about: press
• Solar professionals Questions about partnering, service areas or the commercial terms that are not settled yet. Email about: partner question
• Privacy and your data Requests to see, correct or delete information we hold about you. Email about: privacy request

Do you want to talk to a solar company?

That is a different request from contacting HyreSolar, and it has its own page. Get solar options asks about your property and what you want to achieve, and nothing is shared with anyone until you agree on the final step.

If you are still researching, the FAQ and the guides answer the common questions, and nothing on them is gated.

What can HyreSolar not help with?

HyreSolar is a publisher, so four requests fall outside what it can do.

• We cannot quote you. HyreSolar does not install, design, finance, maintain or service solar systems, and never visits a property.
• We cannot diagnose your system. If yours has stopped producing, solar repair covers what to check and when to call a professional.
• We cannot advise on your taxes. Whether any credit applies to you depends on your own circumstances; ask a tax professional.
• We cannot intervene in your contract. We are not a party to any agreement between you and a solar company.

What happens after you write?

A person replies, not an autoresponder. No response time is published, because none has been set and a made-up number would be a poor start.

Corrections come first. Say which page and which number, and we check it against the source and either fix it or explain why it stands. Our editorial policy sets out how.