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The Oregon Solar Installers Trusted by Businesses and Homeowners
Lower your energy bills and invest in your future. As your neighbor, we make switching to solar straightforward and honest.
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[Skip to main content](https://sunworkssolaror.com/#main) [Scroll Top](https://sunworkssolaror.com/#page) [ ](https://sunworkssolaror.com/) [Request Quote](https://sunworkssolaror.com/contact-us#request_a_quote) [ ](https://sunworkssolaror.com/) [Request Quote](https://sunworkssolaror.com/contact-us#request_a_quote) # The Oregon Solar Installers Trusted by Businesses and Homeowners ## Lower your energy bills and invest in your future. As your neighbor, we make switching to solar straightforward and honest. [Explore Solar For Your Business](https://sunworkssolaror.com/commercial) [Get Solar For Your Home](https://sunworkssolaror.com/residential)  ### Save Money and Take Control Electricity rates and energy costs are rising. Lower your electric bills or eliminate them entirely with custom solar installations.  ### Oregon Incentives, Real Benefits Cash in on Oregon’s solar tax breaks to save money and protect the planet.  ### Stay Powered, Rain or Shine From Oregon’s rainy winters to unexpected outages, keep your home or business powered with the dependable, renewable energy of our solar solutions. ## Rising Energy Costs Are Eating Into Your Budget For Oregon homeowners, climbing electricity rates and unpredictable weather make energy bills harder to manage than ever. Relying on traditional power leaves you vulnerable to price hikes and outages, with little control over your home’s energy future. Each month without action means more money spent on a system that gives nothing back. Worse yet, Oregon’s limited-time solar incentives are slipping away, leaving untapped savings and investment potential on the table. We can help! By switching to Sunworks Solar, you can take control of your energy, your finances, and your home’s resilience with reliable solar power – rain or shine. ## Switch to Solar, Save for Life From residential systems to commercial installations, we provide custom solutions that maximize savings and reliability. **Switch to solar with Oregon’s trusted experts.** [Get Your Free Quote](https://sunworkssolaror.com/contact-us) ## The Solar Company That Covers Your Needs Installing solar panels requires expert skill and careful construction, but the best solar companies cater to the needs of both businesses and homeowners. We take the time to hear exactly what you need from your solar panels and find the right solution for your building.  ### For Businesses Reduce your energy costs and build long-term reliability for your business. Oregon’s Energy Trust rebates and the commercial Investment Tax Credit make a strong financial case for going solar. We’ll design a custom system around your actual energy demands. [Power Your Business](https://sunworkssolaror.com/commercial)  ### For Homeowners Lower your electricity bill and add real value to your home. We size every system to your actual energy use, never a generic estimate. From permits to final inspection, we handle every step and keep you informed the whole way through. [Run Your Home On Solar](https://sunworkssolaror.com/residential)  ### Off Grid/Hybrid Cut the cord from the utility company, or build a hybrid system that gives you backup when the grid goes down. We design off-grid and hybrid setups for rural properties, agricultural land, and anyone who wants full control. If the site is complicated, all the better. [Get Energy Freedom](https://sunworkssolaror.com/residential) [Get Your Free Consultation](https://sunworkssolaror.com/contact-us) ## Meet Cameron As a kid, I was drawn to building and solving problems. My dad, a firewood cutter, taught me respect, hard work, and determination, as well as the value of planning for the future. That foundation shaped my approach to Sunworks Solar, where I’m involved in every step: from designing custom systems to overseeing installations. **When you work with us, you deal directly with me, the owner, not a sales rep.** I ensure every project is done right, with zero shortcuts or compromises. For me, solar isn’t just about energy, it’s about building relationships and systems that last for decades. My goal is to educate and empower every customer, so they feel confident in their solar investment. Sunworks Solar is more than a business; it’s a legacy I’m creating for my family, my community, and the future of Oregon. [Learn The Whole Sunworks Solar Story](https://sunworkssolaror.com/about-us)  ## Solar Tech Partners We Trust I work with a carefully chosen group of partners who share my commitment to doing the job right. That means access to proven solar panels, reliable battery systems, and off-grid solutions built for Oregon’s conditions. My hands-on experience with this equipment means I know what performs and what doesn’t. When I recommend a product, it’s because I’ve seen it hold up. By combining their state-of-the-art technology with my hands-on expertise, we deliver solutions that are built to last. Together, we’re making it easier for homeowners and businesses to transition to renewable energy with confidence and peace of mind.          ## Clients Call Us Stress-Free and Knowledgeable It’s not just the solar energy that has us glowing! Check out these rave reviews from happy clients. Gary L. I can’t say enough good things about Cameron and his team, but I’ll list a few here. Cameron is local. This means he takes pride in his work and was responsive to our questions. Cameron is knowledgeable. He was able to clearly walk my wife and I through the process. Cameron is professional. He personally saw to it that our system worked to its fullest capacity. If you are looking for a company to install your solar panels, you don’t need to look any further: SUNWORKS SOLAR INC.! Landin E. Cameron did a great job with my solar install! The entire process was stress-free and once the waiting game for approvals from the state/city was over he had my install done in a few days. Not only was it finished up quickly, it turned out great and I’m very happy with how clean it looks on my roof. Cameron is great to work with and I would definitely recommend him to anyone looking to make the move to solar! Ali A. Nothing but great things to say about Cameron and his crew! Turn around time was fast, his crew was respectful and got in and out quickly and efficiently! I highly recommend to anyone looking to switch to solar! Cameron is very knowledgeable and made the whole process easy. ## 4 Simple Steps to Solar Power Get solar power the hassle-free way – with us! ### 1. Book a Free Consultation Call us or complete the online form. Either way, we’ll get back to you shortly and visit your premises for a free consultation. ### 2. Receive Your Fair-Price Quote Once we’ve seen your site and listened carefully to your needs, we’ll submit a quote outlining upfront costs, project investment, and possible savings. ### 3. Start The Installation Process Our skilled, knowledgeable crew will arrive to install your solar panels. We’ll treat your property with respect and leave it clean when we’re done. ### 4. Ongoing Support Enjoy a 25+ year warranty and direct access to Cameron for all your solar needs. [Contact Us To Get Started](https://sunworkssolaror.com/contact-us) ## Frequently Asked Questions - How much does solar installation cost in Southern Oregon? Every system is priced differently. The cost depends on your home’s size, energy usage, roof or ground conditions, and whether you’re adding battery backup. What we can tell you is that Oregon’s Energy Trust incentives offset a meaningful portion of upfront costs for most customers. We’ll walk you through the real numbers during your free consultation. No pressure, no guesswork. - Is the federal solar tax credit still available? The federal tax credits changed at the end of 2025. The federal residential tax credit, which allowed homeowners to deduct 30% of their solar installation costs, expired for new residential purchases on December 31, 2025. If you installed before that date, your credit is still valid. The commercial Investment Tax Credit remains in place at 30%, with qualifying deadlines that extend into 2027. Oregon’s Energy Trust incentives also remain available and are worth factoring into your decision. The financial case for solar has shifted, but it hasn’t disappeared. It’s worth a direct conversation about what incentives actually apply to your situation right now. - Do solar panels work in Oregon's rainy, cloudy climate? They do. Modern panels generate electricity from daylight, not direct sunshine, so Oregon’s overcast winters aren’t the problem most people assume. Longer summer days more than make up for it, and a properly sized system accounts for your local weather patterns. We’ve been installing solar in Southern Oregon for over 20 years. We know how to size and position a system for this climate specifically. - Is Sunworks Solar licensed, bonded, and insured? Fully. We’re a licensed Oregon solar contractor, bonded, and fully insured. Some competitors operating in this area aren’t, and that creates real problems for homeowners when something goes wrong. When you work with us, you’re working directly with a credentialed, established local company. Not a national brand with a local sales rep making promises someone else has to keep. ## Solar Projects We’re Proud Of These businesses and homeowners trusted us to bring reliable solar energy to their premises. The result? Professionally-installed solar panels that keep costs down and reliance on utility companies to a minimum. Clear Filters [Dutch Brothers, Grants Pass OR](https://sunworkssolaror.com/pf/dutch-brothers-grants-pass-or) Dutch Brothers, Grants Pass OR [Thor, Applegate OR](https://sunworkssolaror.com/pf/thor-applegate-or) Thor, Applegate OR [Snowy Project, Grants Pass OR](https://sunworkssolaror.com/pf/snowy-project-grants-pass-or) Snowy Project, Grants Pass OR [View More Projects](https://sunworkssolaror.com/projects) ## Take Control of Your Energy with Leading Oregon Solar Installers Solar doesn’t have to be complicated. Get a custom system built around your building, your energy use, and your budget. From the first consultation to the final inspection, we handle every step. **Schedule a free conversation and find out what’s actually possible for your situation.** [Schedule a Free Consultation Today](https://sunworkssolaror.com/contact-us) © Sunworks Solar Inc. All Rights Reserved. • 1634 SE N St Ste 5-D Grants Pass, OR 97526 • [541-295-8149](tel:+15412958149) **CCB# 244687. Licensed, Bonded & Insured.** [Privacy Policy](https://sunworkssolaror.com/privacy-policy), [Terms & Conditions](https://sunworkssolaror.com/terms-of-service)
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91 pages, set against the 167,942 sites with figures.
- Readablehigher is better
- 90%82 of 91 pages
- All 167,942 sitesBetter than 30%
Pages whose own text is in the HTML the server sends, enough of it for their kind.
- Cleanhigher is better
- Nonemiddle page
- All 167,942 sitesNo place yetWith no figure, it has no place.
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| /pf/bruce-talent-or | 124 | No <main> | No | Yes | 424 | Thin and 1 more |
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| /pf/lucinda-myrtle-creek-or | 79 | No <main> | No | Yes | 400 | Thin and 1 more |
| /pf/merlin-or | 87 | No <main> | No | Yes | 374 | Thin and 1 more |
| /pf/snowy-project-grants-pass-or | 80 | No <main> | No | Yes | 391 | Thin and 1 more |
| /pf/thor-applegate-or | 85 | No <main> | No | Yes | 376 | Thin and 1 more |
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| /about-us | 804 | No <main> | Yes | Yes | 1,624 | No <main> |
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| /faq/are-ground-mounted-systems-harder-to-maintain | 70 | No <main> | Yes | Yes | 350 | No <main> |
| /faq/are-solar-incentives-still-available | 101 | No <main> | Yes | Yes | 395 | No <main> |
| /faq/are-solar-incentives-still-available-in-oregon | 107 | No <main> | Yes | Yes | 409 | No <main> |
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| /faq/are-there-solar-installers-near-me-i-can-compare | 100 | No <main> | Yes | Yes | 393 | No <main> |
| /faq/can-a-generator-and-battery-backup-system-work-together | 115 | No <main> | Yes | Yes | 427 | No <main> |
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| /faq/can-i-sell-excess-solar-energy-back-to-the-grid-2 | 105 | No <main> | Yes | Yes | 405 | No <main> |
| /faq/can-solar-help-stabilize-my-business-during-outages | 84 | No <main> | Yes | Yes | 378 | No <main> |
| /faq/can-solar-panels-power-my-home-during-an-outage | 91 | No <main> | Yes | Yes | 374 | No <main> |
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