Morton Solar, LLC

Morton Solar, LLC Foundation of Indiana's Solar Industry - full service solar energy system design/build installer. Why now? Why here? The tri-state has abundant sunlight.

Morton Solar installed some of the very first solar energy systems in the State of Indiana and they are still out there producing clean energy today. Morton Solar & Electric paved the way for the solar industry in Indiana, Kentucky, and Southern Illinois, from installing the first solar systems and Tesla Powerwalls, to influencing state policy changes and taking on legal battles for our customers'

energy independence. As one of the first B Corps in the state, we use our business as a 'force for good'. We have expertly designed residential, commercial, and utility scale solar energy systems in our 20 years. We keep our customers running efficiently and walk the solar energy saving journey with them! As a team of engineers and IBEW electricians, you can rest assured knowing your system is designed and installed by the most educated and trained industry professionals. Net-billing ensures consumer's homes are the first to be powered by any energy generated by their solar PV system. It is after the home is powered that any excess is transferred back to the utility company, unless designed with a battery. There is currently a 30% tax credit for homeowners and businesses interested in solar, and a 30% rebate for non-profits, that expires in 2032. The price of solar is at an all-time low while utilities are at an all-time high, and traditional electricity is an investment with no return. For example, southern Indiana has more sunlight than Jacksonville, Florida for five months out of the year and the other months there is only a 5% difference. On sunny days, you'll build up credits with your utility company to be used up on those cloudy/rainy days. Find out what solar looks like for you with a free quote. Send in your most recent utility bill to [email protected] and one of our solutions consultants will reach out to discuss goals and options!

Daily Fun Fact: Before a single solar panel goes up, there’s one crucial first step—the site review! ☀️📋Ever wonder how ...
09/05/2026

Daily Fun Fact: Before a single solar panel goes up, there’s one crucial first step—the site review! ☀️📋

Ever wonder how we figure out the perfect solar setup for a home? It all starts with a detailed site evaluation! We don't believe in generic, cookie-cutter installations, so taking a close look at your home’s unique setup is key to getting you the best results.

During a site review, we look at four major factors:

Roof Shape & Orientation: Checking the angle, pitch, and structural health to see where panels will perform best.

Shade Patterns: Mapping out trees or nearby structures to make sure sun exposure is maximized throughout the day.

Electric Use: Analyzing your utility bills to right-size your system so it covers your actual power needs.

Your Personal Goals: Whether you want to eliminate your electric bill, add battery storage for backup power, or prep for an EV!

A thorough review ensures your system is safe, efficient, and built to save you the most money over time. 💰

Ready to see what a custom solar design would look like for your home? Visit https://hubs.li/Q04sXCGB0 to schedule a review with our team! 📲

Part 2: This is what it looks like when a homeowner decides to expand their solar setup.This project adds 4 Q Cell 400W ...
09/04/2026

Part 2: This is what it looks like when a homeowner decides to expand their solar setup.

This project adds 4 Q Cell 400W solar panels, giving the home an additional 1.6 kW of solar power. It also adds 1 Tesla Powerwall 2, helping the homeowner store more of the energy their system produces and use it when they need it most.

Expansions like this are a smart way to get more out of an existing solar investment. More panels mean more production. More battery storage means more flexibility, especially in the evening or during outages.

Already have solar? It might be time to make your system work even harder for you.

Call: 812-402-0900
Email: [email protected]
Request a quote: https://hubs.li/Q04rkHFZ0

09/03/2026

Have you ever been through a power outage with a Tesla Powerwall? 🌩️🔋

Most people don’t realize what actually happens when the grid drops—because with a Powerwall, you usually don't even notice it happened. Here is what it’s actually like when the power goes out in a Morton Solar + Powerwall home:

⚡️ Zero Interruption: The switchover happens in milliseconds. Your TV stays on, your Wi-Fi router doesn't reboot, and your HVAC keeps running.

📱 The Push Notification: The first sign you've lost grid power isn't dark rooms—it’s a quiet alert on your phone: "Grid outage detected. Powerwall is keeping your home powered."

☀️ Continuous Off-Grid Solar: While standard solar systems shut down during a blackout for safety, a Powerwall isolates your home from the grid. Your panels keep generating energy and recharging your battery during the day.

🤫 Neighborhood Peace: No loud gas engines roaring in the yard, no exhaust fumes, and no frantically running out to buy fuel. While your neighbors are searching for flashlights and generators, your life carries on completely uninterrupted. Ready to stormproof your home with local solar & battery experts?

👉 Contact the Morton Solar team to explore full home backup options: Solar Installer in Evansville, Southern IN, Southern IL & Western KY | Morton Solar (https://hubs.li/Q04tytCy0)

Owensboro, Kentucky Solar Project SpotlightWhat could a properly designed solar system mean for your long-term energy co...
09/02/2026

Owensboro, Kentucky Solar Project Spotlight

What could a properly designed solar system mean for your long-term energy costs?

This complete Owensboro rooftop project features:

A 16.4 kW solar energy system
45 all-black Qcells solar panels
45 Enphase IQ8+ microinverters
Approximately 104% projected energy offset
$66,698.59 in projected savings over 25 years

Morton Solar designs each system around the property, electricity use, available roof space, and long-term goals.

Discover what a complete solar solution could do for your home. Schedule a personalized evaluation today.

Phone: 812-402-0900
Email: [email protected]
Website:https://hubs.li/Q04t3B7N0

📊 3 Clear Signs Your Tesla Meter Is OfflineKeeping your Tesla system online is crucial for monitoring your energy produc...
09/01/2026

📊 3 Clear Signs Your Tesla Meter Is Offline

Keeping your Tesla system online is crucial for monitoring your energy production, storage, and consumption. Here are the three most common symptoms of a communication issue:

1️⃣ Missing Data: Is a part of your power-flow visualization data simply gone?
2️⃣ "Dead" Battery: Has your battery level shown 0% for multiple days?
3️⃣ Low & Not Charging: Is the battery below 10% and refusing to charge?

If you answered "yes" to any of these, it's time to check your connection.

✅ 👉 Get the official troubleshooting guide here: Troubleshooting Your Powerwall | Tesla Support (https://hubs.li/Q04sHkdJ0)

⚠️ Safety Reminder: For your safety, do not attempt to troubleshoot during a grid outage or extreme weather conditions.

We’re proud to be the official solar installer for the Southwest Solar United Neighbors Co-op! ☀️Around 150 Southwest In...
08/31/2026

We’re proud to be the official solar installer for the Southwest Solar United Neighbors Co-op! ☀️

Around 150 Southwest Indiana residents have joined the co-op, helping local homeowners explore solar with the benefits of group purchasing, lower emissions, and greater energy-cost stability.

The deadline to join is today, August 31. Check out the original post for details!

👉 Don't miss out! Secure your spot before the window closes: https://solarunitedneighbors.org/co-ops/indiana/southwest-indiana-2026-solar-co-op/

Part 1: Here is what this proposed solar + battery system includes and why it matters.This Elberfeld barn is being desig...
08/31/2026

Part 1: Here is what this proposed solar + battery system includes and why it matters.

This Elberfeld barn is being designed with an 8.3 kW solar energy system using 20 Qcells 415-watt panels. This project also includes a Tesla Powerwall 3, giving the home 13.5 kWh of battery storage for stored solar energy, nighttime use, and backup power support.

The system is projected to offset 108% of the home’s annual energy use and create $43,348 in lifetime electric bill savings.

Part 2 will share the home project

⏰ TOMORROW IS THE FINAL DAY TO SIGN UP! ⏰Homeowners, businesses, churches, and nonprofits across Southwest Indiana: This...
08/30/2026

⏰ TOMORROW IS THE FINAL DAY TO SIGN UP! ⏰

Homeowners, businesses, churches, and nonprofits across Southwest Indiana: This is your last chance to join the Solar United Neighbors Southwest Indiana Co-op!

Members selected Morton Solar to help our community lock in group-buying power and lower energy costs. Whether you want to cut your home electric bill, protect your business from rate hikes, or stretch your nonprofit’s mission budget, solar turns your building into an asset.

When you sign up before tomorrow's deadline, you get:

Bulk Pricing: Exclusive co-op group savings.

Custom Proposals: Free, no-obligation roof & bill evaluations.

Local Expertise: Morton Solar handles design, engineering, and installation.

🗓️ Deadline: Tomorrow, August 31

👉 Don't miss out! Secure your spot before the window closes: https://hubs.li/Q04tyZCD0

☀️ Powering Regional Growth & Local Craftsmanship. ☀️Welcome to Part 8 of our Commercial Showcase! Today we’re featuring...
08/30/2026

☀️ Powering Regional Growth & Local Craftsmanship. ☀️

Welcome to Part 8 of our Commercial Showcase! Today we’re featuring a great mix of regional partners—from local craftsmanship and regional manufacturing to educational and public institutions.

When our local businesses and community facilities cut energy overhead, it keeps our local economy strong and resilient.

Check out these latest installations:

🔋 Fehrenbacher Cabinet: Powering custom local woodworking and craftsmanship with clean, efficient solar energy.
🔋 Chrisney Library: A community hub for learning and connection, now running on sunshine.
🔋 Tsune America: Supporting local industrial operations and manufacturing with reliable power.
🔋 APSU Solar: Partnering on clean energy installations for higher education and future generations.

Whether it’s a local workshop, a neighborhood library, or a regional manufacturer, we’re proud to build tailored energy solutions right here at home.

Which of these projects surprised you the most? Drop a line in the comments! 👇

What does the solar evaluation process look like for your organization? ⛪️🏫If your church, school, or community organiza...
08/29/2026

What does the solar evaluation process look like for your organization? ⛪️🏫

If your church, school, or community organization is exploring solar to lower operating costs, you might be wondering how the process works for facility leadership and boards.

Here is how simple it is to evaluate solar with Morton Solar through the co-op:

1️⃣ Simple Co-op Registration: Sign up online before August 31 with zero financial commitment.

2️⃣ Facility Assessment: Our engineering team analyzes your building's roof, property space, structural suitability, and annual utility bills.

3️⃣ Custom Proposal & Financial Modeling: We build a transparent proposal highlighting energy production, long-term operational savings, and Direct Pay (Elective Pay) tax credit benefits so your board can make an informed decision.

Every dollar saved on energy is a dollar reinvested back into your community mission.

🗓️ Signup Deadline: August 31

👉 See if solar makes sense for your organization before the window closes: https://hubs.li/Q04tzZq_0

Address

2166 E Morgan Avenue
Evansville, IN
47711

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

(812) 402-0900

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