SolarWorx Energy in Tuolumne County is a fully licensed and insured solar electric dealer and installer for home and business solar systems.
Solar Power for
Home and Business
installation and service for homes and businesses.
Local Professionals
providing full solar installation and service.
Local Expertise and Service You Can Trust
Family Owned Business
Since we are a small solar installation business in Northern California, you get the benefit of working directly with us, the owners. Have a question? Give us a call.
Competitive Prices
We understand solar is an investment. As a small business, we are proud to offer financing options and prices that large corporations can’t.
Cutting Edge Technology
We are proud to service our local community with the most innovative and up-to-date solar panel technology without sacrificing efficiency or quality.
The SolarWorx Family
5 Easy Steps to Solar
Getting a solar system for your home or business in Tuolomne County is easier than you may think. Just follow our five simple steps.
Step 1
Contact us to get a free consultation
Step 2
Start your consultation and site survey
Step 3
Sign the agreement to get started
Step 4
We handle the design and permitting
Step 5
Install your solar system and save!
Maximize your long-term savings by:
When you finance your solar, you realize significant savings after your loan is paid off.

Our Work
Take a look at some of our local solar panel system installation photos from our clients.
What Our Clients Say




We've needed their service twice. Once because the Powerwall installers did a bad job (bad high current connection - big fireball, thankfully no fire) and this week, a big disparity between PG&E's idea of what we owe at TrueUp and what our software says.
In the first case, Solarworx identified the problem and rather than simply replacing the connectors, ran a new line from our PV array to eliminate the connectors. Really professional fault identification and the best fix.
On the TrueUp issue, Solarworx came out and looked at the net grid export results from: our Tesla software; our Solaredge software; our NetZero software, and checked that PG&E's smart meter agreed with the realtime power export that our three independent software measurements showed. It did. This means that the discrepancy (about $1800) lies in PG&E's accounting package. Solarworx's report gave me the info I need to appeal PG&E's error.
Our experience with Solarworx has been great. I recommend them without reservation.




So we called him, and a few days later he was sitting in our kitchen showing us our options. What makes Josh’s a great person is he’s genuinely there to help people not to sell you on something. He explains everything, in detail.
We had him do our roof, gutters, solar, everything in one package.
Just have him stop by and talk to you about your options and you’ll right away if it’s worth it for you.
You learn something either way!
He’s been a great friend ever since then and I still recommend him to everyone I know. 6 of my close friends have used Josh as well. His communication and care for his customers is one of a kind. If you have any issues he’s right there taking care of you.
Josh is the SolarDude give him a call and you won’t regret it. No one does.









