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Oklahoma Owned & Operated

Solar Built for Oklahoma

Design, permits, installation and utility paperwork, handled by an Oklahoma crew. Start with a modeled proposal for your address.

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Locally Owned

Oklahoma Based

50+ Years

Construction Heritage

4.7★

Google Rating

10 Year

Workmanship Guarantee

Oklahoma Utility Data

Oklahoma electric rates went up. Here is the filed record.

$246M

in combined annual rate increases approved for OG&E and PSO from 2024 to 2025

29.6%

rise in Oklahoma's statewide average residential electricity price from 2020 to 2025

The utility-rate tracker separates approved increases, open filings, settlements and final orders so proposed impacts are not presented as approved.

Working With Us

What happens after you start a proposal

The first estimate starts with your property. The final scope follows a site review, detailed design, required paperwork and approval to operate.

  1. 01

    Start with a modeled proposal

    Share your address, recent electric bill and project goals. Some properties need a manual review.

  2. 02

    Review the site and electrical scope

    We check the roof, shade, service panel and plans for battery backup or EV charging.

  3. 03

    Finalize the design and paperwork

    The final scope covers layout, equipment, permits, utility paperwork and related electrical work.

  4. 04

    Install the approved scope

    Installation follows the final design and the electrical scope listed in the contract.

  5. 05

    Complete inspection and activation

    Activation follows required inspections and utility interconnection steps.

Instant Solar Proposal

Review solar options for your address

Enter your address and average electric bill to review modeled solar production and available roof imagery. Some properties need a manual review.

Modeled estimate, not a final system design.

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Battery Backup

Backup power for the circuits that matter

Solar panels can charge a compatible battery. During an outage, a properly designed backup system can power the circuits selected for backup. Runtime depends on load, battery capacity, weather, and system settings.

See how it works for Oklahoma homes

Equipment and installation partners

Anker SOLIXAPsystemsEcoFlowEG4 ElectronicsEnphase EnergyFranklinWH CertifiedIronRidgeSPAN AuthorizedTesla Powerwall Certified

4.7 stars from Oklahoma homeowners

Yolanda O.

Google Review

“Built our dream home out in the country but the electric company wanted $18,000 just to run power lines to our property. Affordable Solar set us up with a complete off-grid system and we haven't looked back.”

LaVeta O.

Google Review

“Finally, a solar company that doesn't feel like a used car lot. Shopped around with 5 different solar companies and Affordable Solar was the only one that gave us a straight answer without the pressure.”

Charlotte H.

Google Review

“Our solar system started acting up right before a long weekend. Called Affordable Solar expecting to leave a voicemail and get a callback Tuesday. Instead, they had someone out the next morning. Honest, professional, no runaround.”

Straight answers

How much does solar cost?
Solar cost depends on recent electricity use, roof and site conditions, service-panel capacity, equipment, and whether the project includes a battery or other electrical work. A site review lets us price the actual scope instead of using a one-size-fits-all estimate.
How much will I save on my OG&E or PSO bill?
Bill impact varies with your energy use, system production, utility rate plan, export credits, fixed charges, and financing terms. We compare modeled production with recent bills and show the assumptions in the proposal. Production and savings estimates are not guarantees.
What about Oklahoma hail and tornadoes?
Solar equipment has manufacturer-tested impact and wind ratings, but no panel or roof is storm-proof. We review the selected equipment, roof condition, and attachment plan for the site. Coverage varies by policy, so confirm solar coverage and deductibles with your insurer.
Do I need a battery or is solar enough?
Grid-tied solar usually shuts down during an outage unless it is paired with compatible backup equipment. A battery can support selected circuits or more of the home, depending on the design. We size backup around the loads you want to run and expected runtime. Compare battery options.
How long does installation take?
Timing depends on site design, equipment, local permitting, inspection, and utility interconnection. We provide a project schedule after the site review and coordinate the permit and utility steps.

More questions? See the full FAQ

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