Electrical & Power
Solar Installer jobs
Solar PV installers mount panels, racking and inverters on rooftops and ground arrays and connect them to the grid.
- Typical US pay
- $40k–$75k /yr
- ≈ $19–$36/hr
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- Also called
- PV installer, solar technician, solar electrician, battery storage installer
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What does a solar installer do?
- Install racking, modules and wiring on roofs and ground mounts
- Connect inverters, batteries and monitoring equipment
- Work safely at heights with fall protection
- Commission and troubleshoot PV systems
Key skills
- PV installation
- Fall protection
- DC wiring
- Battery storage
- Roof work
How to become a solar installer
Short trade programs or on-the-job training; NABCEP certification for advancement.
Licensing & certifications
Electrical connections typically require a licensed electrician; NABCEP PV Associate/Installer recommended.
Frequently asked questions
How much do solar installers make?
Solar Installers in the US typically earn about $40k to $75k a year, depending on experience, location, specialty and union membership.
How do I become a solar installer?
Short trade programs or on-the-job training; NABCEP certification for advancement.
Do solar installers need a license?
Electrical connections typically require a licensed electrician; NABCEP PV Associate/Installer recommended.
What other job titles are there for solar installers?
Common titles include PV installer, solar technician, solar electrician, battery storage installer.
Pay ranges are approximate US figures for entry-level through experienced workers and vary by region, union status and specialty.