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Solar Companies in Ohio

Bywatts lists 77 solar companies in Ohio.

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Top cities: Cleveland (18) · Cincinnati (13) · Columbus (10) · Toledo (5) · Dublin (4) · Akron (4)

Companies by category
Ohio solar companies by categoryManufacturers54Design & Engineering44Generation Systems43Operations & Maintenance32Installers & Field Serv…Installers & Field Services30Energy Consultants29EPC Firms (Engineering,…EPC Firms (Engineering, Procurement, Construction)26Training & Certificatio…Training & Certification Providers20

How much hail and wind Ohio solar sees

If your company owns or insures solar in Ohio, heat wave is the weather peril most likely to damage the panels, and Hancock County carries the highest exposure of the 88 rated counties.

See how much hail your panels can take across Ohio counties

Source: FEMA National Risk Index, modeled by Bywatts. Full county ranking and methodology at the link.

All 77 companies in Ohio

CompanyCityWebsite
APA Solar RackingBryanVisit site
ABC Supply Co. Inc.FremontVisit site
Illuminate USAEtnaVisit site
Knick Interface·Visit site
Magnum PieringSpringdaleVisit site
Acme Express, Inc. dba Roll-A-RackClevelandVisit site
DewesoftWhitehouseVisit site
Energy Safety Response GroupDelawareVisit site
Ice IndustriesSylvaniaVisit site
IGS EnergyDublinVisit site
Langan Engineering & Environmental ServicesClevelandVisit site
Lindsay Renewables·Visit site
Mar-Bal, IncChagrin FallsVisit site
MK BatteryNorth OlmstedVisit site
Nationwide Energy PartnersColumbusVisit site
OMCO SolarWickliffeVisit site
PLPClevelandVisit site
RESA Power·Visit site
Rocking SolarMonroeVisit site
SDMyersTallmadgeVisit site
Total Hydrogen SolutionsFranklin FurnaceVisit site
WestrafoTrotwoodVisit site
Acculon EnergyColumbusVisit site
Adena PowerLewis CenterVisit site
AMCON IndustrialFairbornVisit site
American Electric PowerColumbusVisit site
Ameridian CommercialSharonvilleVisit site
Avtron Power SolutionsClevelandVisit site
BDSStrongsvilleVisit site
Benjamin Media Inc.BrecksvilleVisit site
Cedar Creek Renewables, LLCAshtabulaVisit site
Cleveland-CliffsClevelandVisit site
Continuum Environmental Services Ltd.RichfieldVisit site
DividendCincinnatiVisit site
Duraco LtéeVan WertVisit site
Encompass Engineers and Architects, Inc.FindlayVisit site
Environmental Quality Management, Inc.CincinnatiVisit site
Environmental Solutions & Innovations, Inc.CincinnatiVisit site
EnviroScience, Inc.StowVisit site
Everj Engineering Inc.HilliardVisit site
FirstEnergyAkronVisit site
FLEXRACKHighland HillsVisit site
GE Lighting, a Savant companyEast ClevelandVisit site
Gold Path SolarDublinVisit site
Gould GroupColumbusVisit site
Halo Land ManagementCantonVisit site
HollaenderCincinnatiVisit site
Hynes IndustriesAustintownVisit site
Jedson EngineeringCincinnatiVisit site
KATZEN International, Inc.CincinnatiVisit site
Kwest GroupPerrysburgVisit site
Lindsay PrecastCanal FultonVisit site
Marathon Petroleum CorporationFindlayVisit site
MICC Manufacturing CorporationBowling GreenVisit site
Millennium Control SystemsBeachwoodVisit site
Monti, Inc.CincinnatiVisit site
National Safety ApparelClevelandVisit site
NEASEBlue AshVisit site
Partner Engineering & Science, Inc.CincinnatiVisit site
Praxia EnergyColumbusVisit site
ReportAll USAHuntsburgVisit site
River Parish ContractorsChesterlandVisit site
RoviSysAuroraVisit site
S2 Systems, Inc.·Visit site
SheakleyBlue AshVisit site
Solscient EnergyToledoVisit site
SotevityChagrin FallsVisit site
The AES Corporation·Visit site
The Hiller CompaniesFranklin FurnaceVisit site
Three D MetalsValley CityVisit site
Virginia Department of EnergyDaytonVisit site
Horizons EnergyDublinVisit site
Bedrock EnvironmentalCanfieldVisit site
GPRSAkronVisit site
GRT Utilicorp, Inc.WoosterVisit site
Women of Renewable Industries and Sustainable Energy (WRISE)·Visit site
New River Electrical CorporationGranvilleVisit site

Ohio at a glance

Ohio has 102 operating power plants (21.7 GW, led by Natural Gas), 14 named substations, 11 data centers, 177 solar installers and 77 solar companies on Bywatts; retail electricity sales were 161.9 TWh in 2025 (EIA), up 8.5% over ten years.