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Websites for solar installersSolar websites that cut through the noise.
Solar buyers have been burned by pushy sales calls and cheap installs. They research for weeks and choose the installer they trust most. Your site has to prove you're the real thing before they ever pick up the phone.
A free score showing where your current site is losing calls, in about 30 seconds. Fixed price from $1,295, live in about two weeks.
Three kinds of customer. One website that wins all three.
Where solar websites lose the job.
Most of these are invisible to the owner and obvious to a customer on a phone.
- Pushy, salesy copy that reads like every other solar site
- No real installs, only stock photos of panels
- Accreditations and licence details missing
- Prices hidden behind a long form
- Nothing about who actually does the installation
Built for calls, not compliments.
Solar installation includes electrical wiring, so NSW rules on showing your licence details in advertising apply to your website too. We also show the installer accreditations you hold. NSW advertising rules
- Real install photos with the suburb and system size
- Separate pages for solar, batteries, EV charging and commercial
- Your electrical licence and installer accreditations shown clearly
- A quote form that asks power bill, roof type and goals, so you can quote properly
- Plain-English guides that answer the questions buyers search for
A page for every job you want more of.
One page per service gives each job its own chance to show up on Google. A typical solar site looks like this, shaped around the work you actually want.
- Solar panelsHome systems
- BatteriesStorage and backup
- EV chargingHome chargers
- Commercial solarFor businesses
- BrandsPanels and inverters
- InstallsRecent projects
- GuidesSizing and payback
- Service areasWhere you install
Fixed price. Live in about two weeks.
Most solar installers choose Business: a page for each main service, Google Business Profile setup and room to grow. No deposit. You pay securely via Stripe when you approve your site.
Enter your current site and get a free score in about 30 seconds, showing where it’s losing calls and what we’d fix.
What solar installers ask us.
How do I stand out from the big solar sellers?
With proof they can't fake: real installs, the people who do the work, honest advice and reviews that name the system and suburb.
Should I publish prices?
Typical price ranges for common system sizes build trust and save you time on people who aren't ready. We can also explain how your quoting works.
Do I need separate pages for batteries and EV chargers?
Yes, if you want that work. Existing solar owners search for them separately and have different questions.
Can the quote form ask about power bills?
Yes. We ask for the bill amount, roof type and goals, so you can recommend a system before the first call.
Can you show my accreditations?
Yes. We show the licence and accreditation details you hold, near the quote button and in the footer.