Solar Panel Installation in Ontario, Oregon

Solar is a strong investment in Ontario, Oregon (Malheur County), where homes see about 5.6 peak sun hours per day. A typical 6.7 kW system (around 16 panels) offsets most of a home's electricity use, produces roughly 12,263 kWh per year, and saves an estimated $23,850 over 25 years at Oregon Trail rates. National Solar is a locally owned installer serving Ontario with 17 years of experience and 3,500+ installs.

Ontario's exceptional sun hours give it some of the best solar production potential in Oregon for homes and farms.

As a locally owned Oregon installer with 17 years of experience and more than 3,500 installations, we handle everything for Ontario homeowners: custom design, permitting, Oregon Trail interconnection, and all local inspections. Every system includes monitoring and our 10-year workmanship warranty.

Oregon's net metering lets your Ontario system bank surplus summer production as credits you draw down in the darker winter months, so a well-sized array can cover nearly all of your annual usage. Oregon Trail customers also benefit from the state property-tax exemption on added home value — we map out every dollar you qualify for before you commit.