Sherwood: new solar, installed by licensed electricians
New rooftop solar in Sherwood from licensed electricians, permitted online through the city and Washington County.
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Paperless permits in Sherwood
The Sherwood Building Department says it operates entirely paperless on the State of Oregon ePermitting program, and prescriptive solar permits use the same online system. Electrical permits for projects inside Sherwood come through Washington County instead. We take care of both filings so nothing stalls between the offices.
Your utility is a question to settle at the address
We did not find a city page that names Sherwood's residential electric provider, so we do not assume. Your power bill tells you in ten seconds. Energy Trust of Oregon solar incentives are open to Oregon customers of PGE or Pacific Power, so the bill also tells us whether to check them for you.
Old Town, the Tualatin Valley, and the tree code
Sherwood describes itself as Old Town and the scenic Tualatin Valley, about 15 miles southwest of Portland. The median home was built in 1997, and 72 percent of occupied homes are owner-occupied (Census ACS 2020-2024), well above Beaverton and Hillsboro, where about half of homes are owner-occupied. Tree canopy requirements sit in the city code at 16.142, so we look at trees before we place panels.
Read first: solar guides for Sherwood
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Roof near the end of its life? See roof first, or solar first, or ask us about solar removal and reinstall in Sherwood.
Who does the work
Energy Solutions has been doing this since 2013. Licensed electricians are on our own crew, with 50+ years of combined team experience, under Oregon CCB license 202002. We are rated 5.0 on Google across 106 reviews.
Near Sherwood
Sherwood is in Washington County. Nearby: Tualatin, Wilsonville, Newberg, Tigard. Ready? Request a free quote or call (971) 526-5545.
Questions we hear a lot
Where do I apply for a solar permit in Sherwood?
The Building Department takes prescriptive solar permits through the State of Oregon ePermitting system. Electrical permits go through Washington County. We file both.
Who is the electric utility in Sherwood?
Check your power bill. We could not find a city page that names it, and we would rather say so than guess.
Does Sherwood have a tree rule that affects solar?
The city code has tree canopy requirements at 16.142. We read it against your lot before we draw the array.