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Solar Installer Website Demo
A solar and battery installer site with a savings estimator, project gallery and a free-survey booking flow.
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- Quote intake
- Video showcase
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Solar Installer website examples
Home-energy purchases are considered and expensive. These concepts explore savings estimators that set honest expectations, project galleries and a survey-booking flow that captures the details an installer needs.
Checklist
What every solar installer website needs
Practical, industry-specific essentials — each one is demonstrated in the live examples above.
- 01
A savings estimator labelled as an illustration
Give a ballpark with visible inputs, and say clearly that a survey gives real figures.
- 02
Separate pages per service
Panels, batteries, EV chargers and heat pumps answer different questions.
- 03
A survey request that captures the essentials
Roof direction, usage and property type help an installer prepare.
- 04
Real installations
Photos and short descriptions of completed projects.
- 05
Certifications and warranties
Show only those the installer actually holds, explained in plain English.
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Finance and grants information
If relevant, link to official sources rather than paraphrasing rules.
FAQ
Home & Energy websites: common questions
What should a solar installer website include?+
Service pages, an honest savings estimator, examples of completed installations, certifications and warranties, and a survey request form.
Should solar websites show savings estimates?+
An estimate helps visitors decide whether to enquire, but it must be clearly labelled as illustrative and based on visible assumptions.
What do customers want to know before a solar survey?+
Rough cost, likely savings, how long installation takes, what's needed on the roof and what warranties apply.