Solar Installers in Bremerton, WA

Power Trip Energy has installed solar on Bremerton homes since 2008, and more than 25 Bremerton projects are in our online archive, including a 10.56 kW rooftop array finished in 2026 and a 23.38 kW system. Bremerton is served by Puget Sound Energy (PSE), and under Washington’s net metering law the surplus power your array makes in summer earns bill credits you use in winter. We are a licensed Washington electrical and general contractor with NABCEP-certified staff, and we have installed on the Kitsap Peninsula since 2003.

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What Bremerton homeowners say about Power Trip Energy

“We could not be more pleased with our new solar array. We knew of Power Trip from friends on Marrowstone Island but became much more interested after hearing Andy speak at a neighborhood gathering. His knowledge of the industry, historical and future-facing, is comprehensive. We have enjoyed all of our interactions with Becky and Mike, who put together our bids, completed our paperwork for system approval, and conducted training on monitoring panel productivity through the app. The installation crew was enjoyable to have around the property — prompt, pleasant, efficient, neat and tidy!”

Ann and Dave, Bremerton, WA (October 2024)

“I attended a presentation on solar power last December given by Power Trip Energy. After digesting the information provided and asking for and contacting customers, we decided to have PTE install a 9.5 KW system. They did a very professional job. Their installers were courteous, met the schedule they proposed, and charged what they had promised (no hidden add-ons). In the first 6 weeks of operation (19 February to 1 April), the system generated 900 kwh of power.”

Bremerton homeowner, 9.5 kW system

Puget Sound Energy and net metering in Bremerton

Homes and businesses in Bremerton get their electricity from Puget Sound Energy (PSE). Washington’s net metering law requires every utility in the state, including PSE, to connect customer-owned solar PV systems, accept the surplus electricity they send to the grid and credit it at the same retail price you pay, up to 100% of the energy you use each year. When PSE reached the state’s capacity threshold in 2024 it chose to extend and stabilise its net metering policy rather than cut it off, and existing net-metered customers are expected to keep their agreement.

In the Northwest, solar production peaks in summer and electricity use peaks in winter. Net metering lets you bank summer credits on your PSE bill and spend them in the darker months, which is why we size a system on its yearly output rather than any single day. PSE customers can also enrol a compatible home battery in PSE’s Flex program, which pays a rebate toward the battery and an annual payment for letting PSE draw on it during Flex Events. We handle the system design, the interconnection application with PSE and the building permit. How net metering works · PSE’s net metering decision · PSE Flex battery rebates · Incentives and financing · Solar cost in Washington

What we install in Bremerton

Rooftop solar PV

Grid-tied solar arrays sized on your roof and your yearly usage, with net metering through your utility.

Ground-mount arrays

When the roof is shaded or faces the wrong way, a ground-mounted array on your property can do the job.

Home battery storage

Energy storage systems (ESS) for new and existing arrays. PSE customers can enrol a compatible battery in PSE’s Flex program for a rebate and annual payments.

Why Bremerton homeowners choose Power Trip Energy

  • Headquartered in Port Townsend and installing solar on the Olympic and Kitsap Peninsulas since 2003.
  • Over 1,100 installations in the region.
  • NABCEP-certified staff; licensed Washington general contractor (POWERTE934QE) and electrical contractor (POWERTE964JN).
  • We handle the site evaluation, system design, PSE interconnection and the building permit, and train you on the monitoring app.

Bremerton solar questions

Which utility serves Bremerton, and does it offer net metering?

Bremerton is served by Puget Sound Energy (PSE). Washington’s net metering law requires every utility in the state, including PSE, to connect customer-owned solar PV systems and credit surplus electricity at the retail rate, up to 100% of your yearly use. Summer credits carry forward and offset your winter bills. We file the interconnection application with PSE for you. Read about PSE’s net metering decision.

Does solar actually work in Bremerton?

Yes. Our Bremerton installs have produced since 2008, and net metering means the sunny months pay for the grey ones. One Bremerton homeowner’s 9.5 kW system made 900 kWh in its first six weeks, from mid-February to the start of April. We quote yearly production for your roof, not a daily figure, so the estimate already includes winter. Read more in our FAQ.

How many solar systems has Power Trip Energy installed in Bremerton?

More than 25 Bremerton projects are in our online archive, from 2008 to 2026, plus over 1,100 installations across Kitsap, Jefferson and Clallam counties. Recent local work includes a 10.56 kW rooftop array (2026), 8.4 kW, 7.04 kW and 5.5 kW arrays (2025), a phase II expansion on a metal roof (2024) and a 23.38 kW array (2022); earlier work includes a racked array on the flat roof of a Bremerton duplex (see our FAQ).

Does PSE pay toward a home battery in Bremerton?

PSE’s Flex program pays enrolled customers a one-time rebate toward a compatible home battery and an annual participation payment in return for letting PSE draw a small amount of stored energy during Flex Events, leaving at least 20% in reserve. Compatible systems as of early 2026 include Tesla Powerwall, SolarEdge, Enphase IQ and FranklinWH. Read our PSE Flex guide.

Where we work around Bremerton

From our Port Townsend shop we install across Kitsap County, including Bremerton, Silverdale, Keyport, Seabeck, Port Orchard, Poulsbo, Kingston and Bainbridge Island, and on the rest of the Kitsap Peninsula, the Olympic Peninsula and the North Olympic Peninsula (Port Townsend, Sequim and Port Angeles).

Ready to go solar in Bremerton?

Tell us about your home and we will come out, measure the roof and give you a yearly production estimate and a quote. Or call the shop, Mon-Fri 8am to 5pm.