Share solar, earn $250 per friend
Our best customers come from referrals. Send a friend or neighbor our way and earn $250 every time they go solar with National Solar. No cap, no catch.
$250 per referral — no cap on the number of friends you send our way.
Share the vision
Tell friends, family, or neighbors about National Solar and lower energy costs.
Send their details
Use the form here or call us. We'll reach out with a free, no-pressure assessment.
Receive rewards
Earn $250 when they install with National Solar. No cap on how much you can earn.
More reasons to spread the word
Rewards that grow with you
Earn $250 per referral, with no limit on the number of friends you send our way.
Help people you care about
You're connecting friends and neighbors with a trusted, local Oregon installer — not handing them off to a call center.
Grow clean energy in Oregon
Every referral that goes solar means another Oregon home locking in lower energy costs and cutting emissions.
A name you can stand behind
Energy Trust Trade Ally since 2009, fully licensed, bonded, and insured, with hundreds of 5-star reviews.
Questions about referring
Everything you need to know about earning rewards for sharing solar.
How much can I earn for a referral?
You earn $250 per referral. There's no cap on the number of referrals, so the more friends who go solar with National Solar, the more you earn.
When do I get my reward?
Your reward is issued after your referred friend completes their installation with National Solar. We'll keep you updated along the way.
Who can I refer?
Anyone considering solar — friends, family, neighbors, or coworkers. As long as you have their permission to share their contact information, you can refer them.
Do I have to be an existing customer to refer someone?
Our referral rewards are designed for happy customers, but if you know someone who would benefit from solar, reach out and we'll let you know how you can participate.
Oregon homeowners trust National Solar
Hundreds of 5-star reviews from Bend to the coast. Here is what going solar with a local team feels like.