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Washington State continues to offer a sales tax exemption on qualifying solar energy systems through December 31, 2029. In many cases, this can result in approximately 10% savings, depending on the local sales tax rate in your area.
Systems must generally generate at least 1 kilowatt (kW) and no more than 100 kilowatts (kW) AC to qualify. The exemption typically applies to both equipment and qualifying installation costs when installed by a qualified contractor.
Net metering allows homeowners and businesses to send excess solar energy back to the utility grid in exchange for bill credits. These credits can then be used to offset future electric bills when the solar system is producing less energy.
Under current Washington law, utilities are generally required to offer retail-rate net metering through June 30, 2029, or until they reach their net metering program cap, whichever occurs first. Some utilities may change their future compensation structures after those caps are reached.
Electricity rates in Washington State continue to increase, making solar more valuable over time. Utilities such as Puget Sound Energy and Seattle City Light have both implemented or proposed additional rate increases in recent years.
As utility costs continue to climb, generating your own power with solar can help protect against future increases and provide more predictable long-term energy costs.
Pinnacle Roofing Professionals is uniquely positioned as one of the few companies in the Puget Sound region that is both a licensed roofing contractor and licensed electrical contractor. This dual expertise allows us to design and install complete roofing, solar, and battery storage systems under one company, helping eliminate the coordination issues, finger-pointing, and warranty gaps that can occur when multiple contractors are involved.
Because Pinnacle handles roofing, ventilation, electrical work, solar installation, and battery backup systems in-house, we can evaluate how each component works together to protect your home and maximize long-term performance. This is especially valuable for homeowners installing solar on an aging roof, replacing a roof before adding solar, or combining roofing, solar panels, and battery storage into one seamless project. With one contractor overseeing the entire process, customers benefit from clearer communication, better workmanship, and umbrella warranty coverage across the full system.