Ricky Gass, Solar roof installerWhen I was a child, like I always wanted to find myself in a career where I really was actually helping people. I'm a certified solar installer and I'm looking forward to making $100,000 this year. By state, by state law, if it's over one megawatt, it has to be prevailing wage. The amount of panels that we're getting ready to do is over one megawatt, it's automatically prevailing wage. The jobs that we take that's under one megawatt are considered non-rate, which is $22 an hour.

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