Oklahoma solar companies
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Okie Solar
Oklahoma City, OK · Oklahoma office in Oklahoma City · solar since 2012
EcoGen rating · 53/100- Workmanship
- Lifetime of the original owner at the original home: panels, inverters, racking, wiring and workmanship. Not transferable; batteries and generators carry their makers’ terms
- Roof penetrations
- Not published
- Batteries
- Solar battery systems and Generac standby generators (battery brands not published)
- Ways to pay
- $0-down solar loans (lender and terms not named)
- Solar since
- 2012 (installing solar, roofs and HVAC in Oklahoma since 2012)
License not checked yet: we could not check this company in the Oklahoma license records yet. Ask for its license number and look it up before you sign.
Oklahoma City headquarters: 2616 S Ann Arbor Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73128 DirectionsPhone: (405) 512-2135Website: okie.solar
Visit Okie Solar websiteHow this rating adds up
- Licensing5/30
- Warranty protection20/35
- Local presence15/15
- Track record7/10
- Options6/10
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Affordable Solar
Norman, OK · Oklahoma office in Norman · solar since 2024
EcoGen rating · 43/100- Workmanship
- 10 years: it fixes workmanship failures at no cost
- Roof penetrations
- 10 years: every roof penetration guaranteed leak-free, including repair of water damage
- Batteries
- Tesla Powerwall and FranklinWH aPower2
- Ways to pay
- Cash purchase and solar loans (lender not named)
- Solar since
- 2024 (company launched); sister company Affordable Construction Co. dates to 1977
License not checked yet: we could not check this company in the Oklahoma license records yet. Ask for its license number and look it up before you sign.
Norman office: 6401 N Interstate Dr, Suite 160, Norman, OK 73069 DirectionsPhone: (405) 400-2836Website: affordablesolar.io
Visit Affordable Solar websiteHow this rating adds up
- Licensing0/30
- Warranty protection20/35
- Local presence15/15
- Track record0/10
- Options8/10
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EightTwenty
Oklahoma City, OK · Oklahoma headquarters and warehouse in Oklahoma City · solar since 2021
EcoGen rating · 32/100- Workmanship
- Not published
- Roof penetrations
- Not published
- Batteries
- Battery storage for essential or whole-home backup (brands not published)
- Ways to pay
- Cash and no-money-down loans (lender not named)
- Solar since
- 2021 (company started in Oklahoma)
License not active: the Oklahoma number EightTwenty prints, 095963, is an individual electrician’s license, and the Construction Industries Board lists it as “Pending – CE Hours”, not active (checked October 14, 2026). Ask which active Oklahoma license covers your job before you sign.
Oklahoma City headquarters and warehouse: 1825 N Walnut Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73105 DirectionsPhone: (405) 256-2087Website: eighttwenty.com
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- Licensing5/30
- Warranty protection0/35
- Local presence15/15
- Track record4/10
- Options8/10
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Tribe Solar & Electric
Newcastle, OK · Oklahoma office in Newcastle
EcoGen rating · 31/100- Workmanship
- 10 years
- Roof penetrations
- Not published
- Batteries
- Battery backup and energy storage (brands not published)
- Ways to pay
- “Affordable financing available” (plans and lender not named)
- Solar since
- Not published for the company; its owner has more than seven years of installation experience
License not checked yet: we could not check this company in the Oklahoma license records yet. Ask for its license number and look it up before you sign.
Newcastle office: 1917 N Hwy 76, Newcastle, OK 73065 DirectionsPhone: (405) 761-0444Website: tribesolar.io
Visit Tribe Solar & Electric websiteHow this rating adds up
- Licensing0/30
- Warranty protection10/35
- Local presence15/15
- Track record0/10
- Options6/10
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Stitt Solar
Rogers, AR · serves eastern Oklahoma from Rogers · solar since 1978
EcoGen rating · 28/100Google 4.9 ★ (73 reviews)- Workmanship
- 5 years, covered by Stitt Solar
- Roof penetrations
- Not published
- Batteries
- Tesla Powerwall 3, FranklinWH aPower, Fox ESS, HomeGrid and Discover Energy Systems
- Ways to pay
- Purchase, and loans with no money down (example: 8.25% over 20 years, no dealer fee; lender not named)
- Solar since
- 1978 (as Stitt Energy Systems, starting with solar water heating)
License not checked yet: we could not check this company in the Oklahoma license records yet. Ask for its license number and look it up before you sign.
Phone: (479) 636-8745Website: stittsolar.com
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- Licensing0/30
- Warranty protection5/35
- Local presence5/15
- Track record10/10
- Options8/10
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Sun City Solar Energy
Fayetteville, AR · serves East Oklahoma (Tulsa to Muskogee) from Fayetteville · solar since 1983
EcoGen rating · 26/100Google 5.0 ★ (5 reviews)- Workmanship
- 2 years labor on all installs
- Roof penetrations
- Not published
- Batteries
- Grid-tied systems with battery backup and off-grid systems (brands not published)
- Ways to pay
- Financing “with many options” (plans and lender not named)
- Solar since
- 1983 (“expert installations since 1983”)
Legal name: the business now runs as Solar Service, LLC (trade name Sun City Solar Service), an Arkansas company at the same Fayetteville address. Its older Oklahoma company was dissolved and its Arkansas registration withdrawn in December 2025, so check the name on your contract.
License not checked yet: we could not check this company in the Oklahoma license records yet. Ask for its license number and look it up before you sign.
Phone: (479) 662-9059Website: suncityenergy.com
View Sun City Solar Energy profileHow this rating adds up
- Licensing0/30
- Warranty protection5/35
- Local presence5/15
- Track record10/10
- Options6/10
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Beall Power Solutions
Edmond, OK · Oklahoma office in Edmond
EcoGen rating · 25/100- Workmanship
- Not published
- Roof penetrations
- Not published
- Batteries
- Battery backup, hybrid and off-grid systems; its project list names EG4 and EndurEnergy batteries with Sol-Ark inverters
- Ways to pay
- Not published
- Solar since
- Not published
License not checked yet: we could not check this company in the Oklahoma license records yet. Ask for its license number and look it up before you sign.
Edmond office: 14320 N Lincoln Blvd, Suite 410, Edmond, OK 73013 DirectionsPhone: (405) 407-7789Website: beallpowersolutions.com
Visit Beall Power Solutions websiteHow this rating adds up
- Licensing5/30
- Warranty protection0/35
- Local presence15/15
- Track record0/10
- Options5/10
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New Farm Solar
Northwest Arkansas (no street address published) · serves Eastern Oklahoma · solar since 2014
EcoGen rating · 17/100- Workmanship
- Not published
- Roof penetrations
- Not published
- Batteries
- Battery backup and off-grid systems; more than half of its installs include batteries (brands not published)
- Ways to pay
- Not published
- Solar since
- 2014 (company); its owner began installing in 2006
License not checked yet: we could not check this company in the Oklahoma license records yet. Ask for its license number and look it up before you sign.
Phone: (833) 639-3276Website: newfarmsolar.com
Visit New Farm Solar websiteHow this rating adds up
- Licensing0/30
- Warranty protection0/35
- Local presence5/15
- Track record7/10
- Options5/10
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Need to know
- We rated 8 Oklahoma solar companies on licensing, warranties, local presence, track record and options. The top three: Okie Solar (3.5, Good), Affordable Solar (3, Average) and EightTwenty (3, Average).
- OG&E and PSO count your solar in full only within each monthly bill. Power left over at month-end earns the utility’s avoided energy cost (3.36 cents per kWh at OG&E on September 30, 2026), and a system can be at most 125% of your peak load.
- Oklahoma has no general contractor license. The Construction Industries Board licenses electrical contractors, and state law makes it a misdemeanor to offer electrical contracting without that license, so get the number and check it.
What solar costs in Oklahoma
No federal credit for systems you own finished after December 31, 2025, and our per-utility figure puts simple payback before incentives on the typical system at about 12.1 years at PSO; OG&E has no figure yet. Batteries and roof work cost extra. Compare each quote’s price per watt with these numbers.
Source: EcoGen Solar Cost Index, September 2026 Edition, prices as of September 25, 2026. Full breakdown: Oklahoma solar panel prices.
Solar incentives, tax breaks and rebates in Oklahoma
- Net metering
- For OG&E and PSO customers, the solar power you make is set against the power you buy on the same monthly bill, at the full retail energy rate.
- Leftover power
- Power left over at month-end earns the utility's avoided energy cost. OG&E's newest posted off-peak price was 3.36 cents per kWh, for September 30, 2026, and it changes daily.
- Size limit
- A net-metered system can be no larger than 125% of your peak load, the most power your home draws at one moment. The state rule covers systems up to 300 kW.
- Rebates
- No state or OG&E rebate for home solar panels or batteries was open when EcoGen checked.
- Taxes
- Form 511-CR lists no state tax credit for home solar, and the 4.5% state sales tax applies to the equipment. The federal credit ended for systems finished after December 31, 2025.
- City utilities
- Edmond Electric gives no credit for power sent out and charges a solar home $30.00 a month, against $14.00 on its standard rate. Home systems are limited to 10 kW.
Who qualifies, deadlines and sources: Oklahoma solar incentives.
What to check with your utility
OG&E (Oklahoma Gas and Electric)
- Solar homes go on NEBO, which requires one of OG&E's standard time-of-use plans. Ask which plan your quote assumes.
- Month-end leftover power earns a daily-posted wholesale price: 3.36 cents per kWh off-peak on September 30, 2026.
- Apply in PowerClerk before anything is installed. A system above 125% of your peak load does not qualify for NEBO.
PSO (Public Service Company of Oklahoma)
- The state net metering rule applies, so solar offsets your use within each monthly bill.
- Leftover power earns PSO's avoided energy cost: 3.65¢ off-peak and 3.93¢ on-peak for August power, on its table dated September 23, 2026.
Co-ops and city utilities (Edmond Electric, Oklahoma Electric Cooperative and others)
- The state rule does not bind city utilities, and many co-ops set their own prices. Get the solar rate sheet before quotes.
- Edmond Electric gives no credit for power sent out, charges a solar home $30.00 a month and limits homes to 10 kW.
- Edmond says it does not partner with any solar seller. Be wary of door-to-door sellers who claim it does.
Check the company and its warranty
Three names can appear in one solar deal: the company that sells, the company that signs the contract and the licensed people who do the work. Check that they fit together.
- Contract company: look up its license on the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board (CIB): electrical contractor license under the Electrical License Act (59 O.S. § 1680 and following). The CIB licenses electrical, mechanical, plumbing and inspection trades and registers roofing contractors; it lists no general or home-improvement contractor license.. The name must match your contract.
- Electrical connection: Wiring a solar system into your panel is electrical work. 59 O.S. § 1690 makes it a misdemeanor to do journeyman electrical work without a CIB license, or to offer the business of an electrical contractor unless the person or an officer holds a CIB electrical contractor license; § 1692 lets you wire your own residence, subject to local rules (https://oklahoma.gov/content/dam/ok/en/cib/documents/your-industry/electrical-industry/Title%2059%20Electrical%20License%20Act%20Eff%2011-1-2025.pdf). Ask who does it.
- Warranty documents: ask for the workmanship warranty, the roof coverage terms and each equipment warranty before you sign.
Before your first sales call, read questions to ask your solar installer and how to read a solar quote.
Compare your Oklahoma quotes
Ask every company to quote the same basics. Then the differences you see are real.
From quote to permission to operate
Some steps overlap, and timing depends on your town, your utility and equipment supply. Ask each installer for a written schedule for your project.
Proposal and site check
The installer looks at your roof, shading and electrical panel and gives you a written proposal.
You and the installerDesign and applications
After you sign, the installer finishes the design and applies to your utility for the connection.
Installer; you sign the formsPermits and utility review
Your town or county reviews the building and electrical permits. The utility reviews the connection.
Permit office and utilityInstallation and inspection
The crew installs the system. A licensed electrician connects it, and the inspector checks the work.
Installer crew, electrician and inspectorPermission to operate
The utility approves the system and updates your meter if needed. Turn the system on only after this step.
Utility
How we rate Oklahoma solar companies
Each company gets up to 100 points from facts anyone can check: its own website and Oklahoma’s public license records, read October 14, 2026. Facts a company does not publish earn no points. We could not check Oklahoma’s license records for these companies yet, so none of them gets points for a checked state license. No company pays for its rating, and we do not use customer star reviews.
- Licensing (30 points): an active state license, a licensed electrician and license numbers printed on its website.
- Warranty protection (35 points): workmanship warranty length, roof-penetration coverage in writing and any production guarantee.
- Local presence (15 points): an office in Oklahoma and Oklahoma named as a service area.
- Track record (10 points): years installing solar.
- Options (10 points): batteries and the number of ways to pay.
Stars: 85 points or more is 5 (Top-rated), 72 is 4.5 (Excellent), 60 is 4 (Very good), 45 is 3.5 (Good), below 45 is 3 (Average). We did not inspect installations, collect customer quotes or test customer service.
Oklahoma solar company FAQs
How do I check an Oklahoma solar installer?
Oklahoma has no general contractor license. Wiring solar into your panel is electrical work, licensed by the Construction Industries Board (CIB). Ask for the company’s electrical contractor license number, look it up in the CIB licensee search and match the name to your contract. Roofing contractors register with the CIB separately.
Does Oklahoma have net metering?
Yes, for OG&E and PSO customers. The power you make is set against the power you buy on the same monthly bill at the full retail energy rate. Power left over at month-end earns the utility’s avoided energy cost, 3.36 cents per kWh at OG&E on September 30, 2026. City utilities and many co-ops set their own terms.
How big a solar system can I install in Oklahoma?
Under the state rule a net-metered system can be no larger than 125% of your peak load, the most power your home draws at one moment, and no more than 300 kW. OG&E first sets peak load from your highest demand in the 12 months before you apply. Edmond Electric limits home systems to 10 kW.
Is there an Oklahoma solar tax credit or rebate?
No. Oklahoma’s Form 511-CR lists no state income tax credit for home solar, and EcoGen found no state or OG&E rebate for home panels or batteries. The federal credit ended for systems finished after December 31, 2025. The 4.5% state sales tax applies to solar equipment, and city and county tax can come on top.
Will the companies on this page contact me?
Not because they appear here. This page is an editorial comparison. If you request quotes, the providers that serve your area may contact you. They can include installers, marketplaces and lead exchanges. Our page on how we make money explains how EcoGen is paid.
More Oklahoma solar guides
- Oklahoma solar costs
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- Oklahoma solar guide
- Free solar panels in Oklahoma
- Questions to ask your solar installer
- How to read a solar quote
- Solar scams and red flags
- Solar financing: cash, loan, lease or PPA
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