A website for solar and energy installers
built to book a qualified site visit, not just look good
A solar or energy installer's website is often a portfolio of past projects with a contact form at the bottom, when a homeowner actually wants a rough price range, local incentive information and an easy way to book a visit. We build a site that leads with those three things and a quote form that collects what a rep needs before a visit gets scheduled.
Why solar and energy installers lose money today
A homeowner researching solar usually wants three things from a website in the first thirty seconds: a rough sense of cost, whether local incentives apply, and an easy way to take the next step. A site built around a project gallery and a generic contact form answers none of these directly, which pushes a homeowner comparing several installers toward whoever made the first impression clearer and faster.
A second cost is incentive information that goes stale. Local and national solar incentives change, and a page that still references an expired rebate program either misleads a homeowner or, when they find out it is outdated during a call, erodes trust in the installer before the relationship even starts.
A third is the quote form itself. A generic “contact us” form gives a rep a name and a message with no roof type, usage or timeline, which means every single lead starts with the same round of clarifying questions instead of arriving ready to prioritize.
A fourth is local search visibility. An installer with real reviews and real completed projects often ranks nowhere for the exact local searches that bring in homeowners, because the site has no structured, fast-loading pages built around those specific local terms.
What we build
A site that leads with a pricing-range calculator built on your real cost and system data, clearly labeled as an estimate, alongside current local incentive and rebate information kept up to date. Reviews and past projects are shown honestly, without inflating numbers or implying a guarantee the installer cannot back.
The quote form asks for roof type, energy usage and timeline before it submits, and a homeowner can book a site visit directly against your team’s real calendar availability, with no back-and-forth needed to confirm a slot. Pages are built fast and indexable for the exact local searches your market runs.
Typical integrations: your CRM for lead and quote-form routing, your team’s calendar for direct visit booking, and Google Analytics or a privacy-respecting alternative for tracking which pages actually bring bookings.
What stays with humans
Every final price, system design and savings projection stays entirely with your sales engineers, based on a real site assessment. The pricing calculator is clearly an estimate, never presented as a guarantee, and we never publish an incentive program or a review without confirming it is accurate and current with your team first. The site’s job is to inform honestly and book a qualified visit.
Price and timeline
| Model | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Agency runs it | from $1,500 | We build, launch and host the site; you send pricing and incentive updates as programs change |
| Full control, handover-ready | from $2,550 | Same build, full source code and hosting credentials transferred to your team, documentation included |
Both run on the same 2 to 4 week build for a single market and language.
Related
Pair this with a WhatsApp bot for solar and energy installers so leads who message directly get the same fast, accurate answers, or the fuller AI agent for solar and energy installers for deeper qualification on top of the form. See the full package breakdown on the development service page. A five-language site built on the same translation-without-rebuild logic is detailed in the Montenegro real estate case study, and the full-stack platform work behind a calculator-and-booking-heavy build is in the multi-vendor marketplace case study. Get a written plan with a fixed price for your site.
FAQ
How much does a website for a solar installer cost?
A single-market, single-language site with a quote form and calculator starts at $1,500 and takes 2 to 4 weeks. A multi-market build with CRM integration starts at $2,500.
Can the pricing calculator give an accurate range?
It gives a typical range based on your real cost and system data for a given roof size and usage pattern, clearly labeled as an estimate, with the final number always confirmed after an actual site visit.
Will the quote form actually qualify a lead, or just collect a message?
It asks for roof type, energy usage and timeline before submission, so a lead arrives with enough context for a rep to prioritize, instead of a generic "please call me" message.
Can it book a site visit directly on our calendar?
Yes, tied to your team's real availability, so a homeowner books a slot that is actually open instead of requesting a time that then needs manual confirmation.
Do you handle SEO for local solar searches?
Yes, structured pages, fast load times and clean URLs are built in from the start, targeting the exact local searches homeowners run when comparing installers in your service area.