Solar Installer License Requirements in Alaska
Everything you need to know about getting your solar installer license in Alaska. A state license is not currently required, but local jurisdictions may have their own requirements.
How to Get Your Solar Installer License in Alaska
1
Meet Basic Requirements
Be at least 18 years old with a valid ID.
2
Complete Education
No state-level education requirement.
3
Submit Application
Apply to the Alaska Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing. Pay the application and license fees.
Requirements Overview
| Age Requirement | 18+ years old |
| Experience | No state-level experience requirement. Local jurisdictions may have their own standards. |
| Education | No state-level education requirement. |
| Background Check | Not required |
Fee Breakdown
Application Fee $0
License Fee $0
Total Initial Cost $0
Renewal Fee (every 0 yr) $0
Reciprocity & Portability
Alaska has license reciprocity agreements with the following states. This may allow you to transfer or expedite your license.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a solar installer license required in Alaska?
Alaska does not currently require a state-level license for solar installers. However, local cities and counties may have their own licensing or permit requirements. Always check with your local building department before starting work.
Can I use my solar installer license from another state in Alaska?
Alaska has reciprocity or endorsement agreements with select states, which may allow you to waive the trade exam. However, you will typically still need to pass the state business and law exam, submit an application, and meet all other requirements. Contact the Alaska Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing for specific details about transferring your license.