Questions, answered plainly.

For many homes, yes, and for some, no. It depends on your electric bill, your roof or land, and your utility. We size every system to what you actually use, because Oklahoma utilities pay a low rate for extra power sent to the grid. If solar doesn’t make sense for your home, we’ll tell you.

Most systems cost between $1.75 and $2.25 per watt installed. For a typical 8 kW system, that’s about $14,000 to $18,000. See our pricing page for more.

The residential credit (Section 25D) ended for systems purchased after December 31, 2025. A separate commercial credit (Section 48E) still applies to business-owned systems, which have to be placed in service by December 31, 2027. Tax situations vary, so please check with a tax professional about yours.

With OG&E and PSO, your usage is netted against what your panels produce, and extra power is bought at a low rate. Electric co-ops set their own rules. We check your utility’s current terms before we design anything.

If your system produces less than 90% of the estimate in your agreement during a guaranteed year, we pay you for the missing power. Cash buyers are covered for the first year, and financed buyers for their full financing term, up to 7 years. Read the guarantee.

Yes, once your system passes inspection and the utility approves it to operate, whether you pay cash or finance. If you finance, we hold a security interest in the system until it’s paid off, and it ends automatically at payoff.

The buyer can take over your agreement, or you can pay off the balance at closing. We provide payoff statements within 5 business days.

For a sale made at your home, Oklahoma gives you 3 business days to cancel. You can read the terms ahead of time in our sample agreements.

The install itself usually takes 1 to 3 days. Permits and utility approval take longer, and timing varies by utility and city. Your proposal includes an honest timeline.

Most systems use JA Solar panels and Growatt inverters. Your proposal lists the exact models and manufacturer warranties for your system.

Yes, with a new system or added to an existing one. Learn about battery backup.

Yes, for properties where the utility isn’t practical. We’ll also tell you honestly when staying connected is the better choice. Learn about off-grid power.

Your equipment is covered by manufacturer warranties, and our workmanship warranty covers the installation. Simply Solar Care adds monitoring and help with warranty claims. See service and support.

Yes. Simply Solar Care is open to any residential solar owner, including when the original installer has closed or moved away.

We serve Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and the communities in between. If you’re not sure we reach you, call or text us.