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Websites for Solar Installers
Websites for solar installers, built around what their customers search for before they call.
A new website for solar installers starts at $2,500 for 5 core pages, built on the page structure below. The free audit scans the site you have now and gives you a firm price in about 60 seconds — no email needed to see the number. Website care is $99/mo for a rebuilt site, and it is included in every monthly plan (Base and Upgrade 1 to 4), which starts at $297 a month.
What Customers Ask First
People check a few things before they pick a solar installer. They search independent solar reviews, best solar companies to work for, list of solar installation companies, and solar panel companies to avoid.
Those answers belong on the site, in plain words, where someone can find them without calling to ask.
When they are ready to buy they search solar water heater installers, solar power system installers, home solar panel installers, and top residential solar installers. Those are the pages that need a price, a photo, and a way to get in touch.
What The Site Has To Show
Before anyone calls, they want services, emergency or estimate paths, service areas, projects, reviews, financing, and warranty proof. You keep it current yourself at `/manage`.
Pricing And Next Step
A new build for solar installers starts at $3,500, typically $3,500-$7,500+. Rebuilds start at $2,500. Run the free audit at `/audit` for a firm price, or see `/shop`.
The recommended website structure
/
about/
services/
primary-service/
repair-or-maintenance/
installation-or-replacement/
commercial-services/
projects/
before-after/
reviews/
financing/
service-areas/
city-page/
resources/
contact/Homepage flow: hero-estimate → trust-badges → service-grid → project-proof → process → reviews → service-area-map → faq → contact-cta
What top solar installers sites do
- • service detail pages
- • service-area pages
- • gallery/projects
- • reviews
- • financing
- • estimate CTA
How people actually find solar installers now
When something is broken, nobody browses. They search on a phone, look at two or three businesses, and call one — usually within the half hour. Whoever is easy to find and easy to call at that moment gets the job.
- 73%
- of local business searches start on a phoneBrightLocal, 2026
- 75%
- decide which business to use in under 30 minutes, and 28% in under 5BrightLocal, 2026
- 72%
- look at three businesses or fewer before they pick oneBrightLocal, 2026
- 52%
- start their search on Google Search, and another 9% on Google MapsBrightLocal, 2026
Sources: BrightLocal, 2026. US consumer research. Reviewed . We only publish statistics with a named publisher and a date.
Built for how solar installers actually win customers.
The free audit compares your current site against this structure.