Trades & Labor Arkansas (AR) Rank #49 of 50

Solar Installer Salary in Arkansas

The median solar installer salary in Arkansas is $40,043 per year, which is 16% below the national median of $47,670.

Median Salary

$40,043

vs National

$-7,627

State Rank

#49 of 50

Cost of Living

84%

Solar Installer Salary in Arkansas by Experience

In Arkansas, an entry-level solar installer earns around $28,560, while experienced professionals earn up to $57,120 per year. The cost of living index in Arkansas is 84% of the national average.

Entry Level (0-2 yrs)

$28,560

$-5,440 vs national

Mid Level (3-7 yrs)

$41,160

$-7,840 vs national

Senior Level (8+ yrs)

$57,120

$-10,880 vs national

Salary Percentiles in Arkansas

Percentile	AR Salary	National	Difference
10th Percentile	$26,880	$32,000	$-5,120
25th Percentile	$31,920	$38,000	$-6,080
Median (50th)	$40,043	$47,670	$-7,627
75th Percentile	$50,400	$60,000	$-9,600
90th Percentile	$60,480	$72,000	$-11,520

Solar Installer Salary by City in Arkansas

The largest employment areas for solar installers in Arkansas include Little Rock, Fort Smith, Fayetteville, and Springdale. Salaries vary by city based on local cost of living and demand.

Little Rock, AR

$41,473

Pop. 202,591 · COL 87%

Fort Smith, AR

$38,136

Pop. 89,142 · COL 80%

Fayetteville, AR

$41,950

Pop. 93,949 · COL 88%

Springdale, AR

$40,043

Pop. 80,433 · COL 84%

Jonesboro, AR

$39,089

Pop. 78,576 · COL 82%

How to Become a Solar Installer in Arkansas

Education

Most solar installer positions require a high school diploma. Arkansas has several accredited institutions offering relevant programs.

Key Skills

Solar PV SystemsElectricalRoofingSafetyBlueprint ReadingNEC Code

Job Outlook in Arkansas

Nationally, solar installer employment is projected to grow 22% over the next decade (much faster than average). Arkansas's demand may vary based on local industry trends.