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Is solar worth it for your Clark County home?
Answer 4 quick questions. We match you with up to 3 independent, licensed solar installers who serve your area, Matched installers typically offer a free, no-pressure visit to your home, where a local expert explains your options (system size, costs, financing, incentives and payback) and gives you a written quote. You decide.
That's about $1,800 a year and $36,000 over 20 years if your bill never changes. Ask installers how much of that solar could offset at your home.
How it works
- Tell us about your home. ZIP, bill, shade. It takes about a minute.
- We match you. Your request goes to up to 3 independent installers serving Clark County.
- Meet a local expert. Matched installers typically visit your home for a free, no-pressure consultation, walk you through system size, costs, financing, incentives and payback, and give you a written quote. You decide, or say no thanks.
Why homeowners in Clark County look at solar
Power prices keep climbing
The U.S. Energy Information Administration puts the average U.S. home electricity price at 16.5¢/kWh in 2024 and 17.3¢ in 2025, and projects 18.2¢ for 2026.1 Your own rate depends on your utility.
Lock in part of your power cost
Electricity your panels make is electricity you don't buy at whatever the utility charges next year. How much of your bill that covers depends on your roof, usage and local rules, so ask each installer to show their math.
Backup when the grid goes down
Panels alone usually shut off during an outage for line-worker safety. Pair them with a battery and the right setup, and you can keep chosen circuits like the fridge, lights and internet running.
Buyers have paid more for solar homes
A Zillow analysis of 2018–19 sales found homes with solar sold for 4.1% more on average.2 A Berkeley Lab study of 2002–2013 sales in eight states found buyers paid a premium for owned (not leased) systems.3 Results vary by market and system.
Local incentives
Clark Public Utilities customers with systems of 100 kW or less can join its net metering program (clarkpublicutilities.com). Note: per the IRS, the federal 30% Residential Clean Energy Credit does not apply to systems placed in service after December 31, 2025 (irs.gov). Ask installers about current lease, loan and cash options.
Little upkeep
Panels have no moving parts, and most need only an occasional check. Manufacturers and installers offer warranties, which differ by product, so compare the warranty terms in each quote.
Sources: 1. EIA Short-Term Energy Outlook, eia.gov/outlooks/steo (2026 value is a forecast; national average). 2. Zillow Research, "Homes With Solar Panels Sell for 4.1% More" (2019), zillow.com/research. 3. Hoen et al., "Selling Into the Sun," Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (2015), eta-publications.lbl.gov. No savings are guaranteed. Results depend on your home, usage, utility and installer.
Why use us
- We refer requests only to licensed installers. Verify any license at lni.wa.gov/verify.
- Free for homeowners. Installers may pay us a referral fee, which never changes what you pay.
- No more than 3 companies get your request, never a list broker.
Services
Solar Panel Installation
Get quotes from independent local installers for rooftop or ground-mount solar. Clark Public Utilities customers with systems of 100 kW or less can join its net metering program (clarkpublicutilities.com). Note: per the IRS, the federal 30% Residential Clean Energy Credit does not apply to systems placed in service after December 31, 2025 (irs.gov). Ask installers about current lease, loan and cash options.
Solar Battery Storage
Add backup power for winter outages. Installers size batteries to your critical loads and existing panels.
Roof and Solar Consult
Not sure your roof is ready? Some installers also do roofing and can quote both together.
Solar Repair and Maintenance
Low output, inverter faults or panels removed for a reroof. Connect with an installer who services existing systems.
FAQ
Is this free?
Yes. There is no cost or obligation to request quotes.
Are you a solar company?
No. Clark County Solar Installer Connect is a referral service. Independent installers do the design, contract and installation.
Will someone come to my home?
Usually, yes. Matched installers typically offer a free, no-pressure consultation at your home. A local expert looks at your roof and electric use, explains your options (system size, costs, financing, incentives and payback) and gives you a written quote. Nothing is decided until you choose.
How many companies will contact me?
Up to 3, by call, text or email, using the details you give us.
Can I get the federal solar tax credit?
Per the IRS, the 30% Residential Clean Energy Credit does not apply to systems placed in service after December 31, 2025 (irs.gov). State or utility incentives may still apply. See above.
What if I rent?
You can still send a request, but installing solar usually needs the owner's approval.
Request a free quote
Answer 4 quick questions. Up to 3 independent installers serving your area contact you directly with quotes. Prefer email? Write to homeconnectusa51@gmail.com.
Referral service: Clark County Solar Installer Connect is not a contractor and does not perform solar installer work. We connect you with independent local solar installers registered with Washington L&I. Your agreement, price and warranty are directly between you and the business you choose. Verify any contractor's license at lni.wa.gov/verify.