Robert Story
★★★★★ "We had a great experience having solar panels and a battery installed by Sunward… Inspections with the city and setup with our power company all went smoothly."
Read their story →Solar, battery storage, and backup power for Oregon homes, designed, permitted, and installed by one local team. Most jobs done in 1 to 2 days. See your exact number before you ever talk to a rep.
Most Oregon homes rent every kilowatt-hour from the utility, at whatever rate comes next. Side by side, here's what changes when you own the source.
Staying with the utility
Going solar with Sunward
Here's everything else that changes when the panels are yours.
You make your own power instead of buying every kilowatt-hour at retail, so your cost stops climbing with the utility.
About $137,969 over 30 years · roughly a 12.3 kW system.
See your full breakdown →Estimate from your bill and Energy Trust pricing. Your exact number comes from a free assessment.
Your American-made Mission Solar panels carry a 25-year product and performance warranty.
Make more than you use, and the extra rolls onto your next bill.
Add a battery and your essentials stay on when the grid goes down.
Owned solar is an asset buyers pay for, not just hardware on the roof.
Every kilowatt-hour you make is one less burned somewhere else.
Designed, permitted, and installed by Sunward's own crews, with the warranties to back it.
Three real Sunward customers, in their own words. Five stars, every one.
With a big national installer, you're a ticket number, handed from a call center to a salesperson to whatever subcontractor shows up. Sunward is owner-operated and local. The same team designs your system, pulls the permits, installs it, and files your paperwork, from your first call to power-on, so you're working with the people who actually run the company, not a number in someone's pipeline.
56 five-star Google reviews across the Portland metro and the mid-Willamette Valley.
Mission Solar panels and Chilicon Power microinverters, installed by our own local crews and never subcontracted out.

Custom-designed rooftop and ground-mount systems built around your roof's pitch, shading, and the way your household actually uses power. American-made Mission Solar panels.
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Keep the lights on through outages and store your solar production for when you need it most (evenings, storms, and peak-rate hours).
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From first call to flipping the switch, most projects finish in about eight weeks.
We assess your roof, shading, and usage, then give you a real number, not a sales pitch.
Engineering, permitting, and all the utility paperwork. Handled start to finish.
Install wraps in 1–2 days. We coordinate inspection and interconnection, then switch you on.
We file your Energy Trust and Oregon incentive paperwork, so the rebates land back with you.



"Sunward was the second company I got an estimate from, and I'm glad I did. They were cheaper than the other company, provided a system with more power, and were good to work with. We hit a few snags, as any project like this does, and they were always willing to work with the inspector or work to resolve my concerns. I'm very happy with my system."
"Sunward Power was a pleasure to work with from start to finish. They were responsive and quick at every step of the solar process, from design, estimating and permitting to install and follow up. The utility (PGE) inspector had a quick question and I was able to get the senior rep at Sunward on the phone immediately. The inspector was very impressed."
"We had Sunward Power install a complex solar setup at our house a few years ago. … What made them stand out is the post install service they have provided. We had a micro inverter go bad after some time. We called them up and they promptly came out swapped out the bad one and fixed the issue. Very well run and the people working here are great!"
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Pick your city for local permit, utility, and install details.
It depends on your usage and your roof, which is why we start with a free site evaluation instead of a price sheet. Between Oregon solar incentives and financing, most homeowners swap their power bill for a similar fixed payment, and your evaluation gives you the exact number.
Oregon's net metering gives you a one-to-one credit for every kilowatt-hour you send to the grid. Extra summer production banks credits against winter bills.
About eight weeks from signed agreement to power-on, most of which is permitting and utility scheduling. The physical install is usually done in one to two days.
Book a free evaluation and you walk away with your complete Solar Blueprint, whether or not you ever go solar with us.
No hard sell. If solar doesn't pencil out for your home, we'll tell you straight, even if the answer is "not yet."