Are Solar Panels Expensive

The upfront cost of solar panels can be high, but with Oregon tax incentives and smart solar programs homeowners don’t pay anything out of pocket to switch to solar. Instead, they replace their utility bill with a solar payment—often similar to what they’re already paying each month, but redirected toward ownership.

Oregon offers rebates and tax incentives that reduce the total system cost. Some homes also qualify for additional savings if a roof replacement is included. This makes solar more accessible and some programs will even improve your home’s insulation and energy efficiency for free.

When thinking about cost, it’s more useful to compare monthly expenses over time. Electricity prices go up—solar locks your rate in. The long-term return is not just environmental, but financial, especially if you plan to stay in your home for 5+ years.

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