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Solar Installer Website Design

Solar installer website design for solar companies that keep losing quotes to a better-looking website, not a better price. Your logo sets the colors, your crew's photos show the work, and each system you install gets its own page. See the site free before you pay.

Build it for free. Pay for it when you're happy.

solar installer website design

An example site made with the builder. The business is made up.

What a solar installer's website needs

A homeowner getting three solar quotes reads three websites with one worry: will this company still exist when the inverter fails in year eight?

  • Accreditation and license on the first screen.
  • A page per system: rooftop, batteries, commercial, EV chargers if you fit them.
  • The panel, inverter and battery brands you carry, with warranty years.
  • Rebates in plain words, and whether you handle the paperwork.
  • A quote form with room for roof type, a rough power bill and battery or not.
  • Your crew on a real roof and finished arrays, not a stock sunset.
Sunreach Solar, the example site, on a phone: the call button and the quote form come first
Example site made with the builder; the business is made up.

Your logo on the trucks, now on the site

Your logo goes in and its colors go onto the headings, quote form and call bar, so the site matches the trucks. The draft is on your phone a minute later.

Add accreditation, brands and areas, create an account, and pay when you are happy: $199 for a landing page, $497 for the full site with a page per system and SEO set up.

The builder editing the Sunreach Solar example site: the side panel beside the live preview
Example site made with the builder; the business is made up.

Battery ads, battery pages

Solar clicks are expensive. An ad for "home battery" plus the town should land on a battery page: battery brands, the rebate line, that town in the headline, quote form first. A home page about a brighter future wastes the click.

The solar layout comes from the landing pages Daniel Dimsey, who runs Website Smash, builds and tests each week for Google Ads clients through Local Service Ads AI. He posts what works on his YouTube channel.

On the full site, rooftop, battery and commercial each get a page. Quotes and tapped calls report to Google Ads as conversions, so you see whether rooftop or battery ads bring the quote requests.

What's included in every solar website

  • Home plus a page per solar system
  • Room on each page for your brands, warranties and rebate notes
  • A quote form and tap-to-call on every solar page
  • Instant email per solar quote
  • Zapier and webhooks into your solar CRM
  • Loads in under two seconds on a phone
  • Your own domain; hosting and small edits $24/month, or $19/month paid yearly
  • Pay once the solar site suits you

FAQ

Rebates change every year. Can I update the page?

Yes. Change the line in your account and save.

Can I show a savings calculator?

Not on the standard site. Book a call and we'll quote it as custom work.

Can I show the brand logos?

Where the manufacturer lets dealers use them, yes. Otherwise the brand name in text.

My customers search "solar company". Does that matter?

No. Put both phrases in your headings; you can change any of them.

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Build it for free. Pay for it when you're happy.

Upload your logo and your site is on the screen in about a minute. Nothing to pay until you want it live.

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