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Solar Panel Cost in Washington

6 kW system cost and incentives for Washington homeowners.

A 6 kW home solar system in Washington runs about $20,700 before incentives. For Washington homeowners, the 30% federal tax credit brings that to roughly $14,490 out of pocket, a difference of about $6,210.

What a 6 kW System Costs in Washington

Seattle averages around 3.5 peak sun hours a day, while Spokane is closer to 4.5. The solar cost calculator narrows that down to your actual Washington home.

System size6 kW
Price before incentives$20,700
30% federal tax credit-$6,210
Price after credit$14,490

Washington Incentives Beyond the Federal Credit

Washington exempts solar equipment from sales tax.

Sizing a System for Your Washington Bill

Puget Sound Energy and Pacific Power both offer net metering. Use the system size calculator to match panel count to your actual Washington usage rather than a flat 6 kW.

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Common Questions About Solar in Washington

What will a 6 kW system cost me in Washington? Plan on about $20,700 before incentives and about $14,490 after the 30% federal credit in Washington, which works out to roughly $6,210 in savings.

What else affects solar savings in Washington beyond the federal credit? Actual Washington pricing still comes down to your roof, your installer, and the quotes you collect.

Where can I run my own numbers for your Washington system? Use the solar cost calculator for installed price, the system size calculator for panel count, and the savings calculator for payback specific to your Washington address.

Numbers here are estimates for Washington, not a contract price. Confirm current Washington incentives and get local quotes before you commit.