Solar Installers
Fixed Price Websites for Solar Installers — From $200
A purpose-built website for your solar installation business — fixed price, no lock-in, and built to convert quote-seekers into paying customers. If you hold CEC accreditation and want to stop paying lead gen platforms a cut of every job, a good website is your best investment.
- Fixed pricing
- No lock-in
- You own your site
- Australian-owned
- Quote before you commit
What solar installer websites need
- CEC accreditation badge displayed prominently — required for STC rebates, and homeowners know to look for it
- System sizing guide or interactive calculator — helps prospects self-qualify before they enquire
- Panel brand pages: SunPower, LG, Jinko, REC, Q Cells — people compare brands before choosing an installer
- Battery storage page covering Tesla Powerwall, Enphase, Sungrow, and SolarEdge options
- Feed-in tariff explainer page by state — positions you as the local expert
- Residential and commercial solar split into separate sections
- Finance options page — buy now pay later, green loans, government incentives
- Case study gallery showing completed systems with kW size, suburb, and estimated savings
Example: Sunstate Solar, Gold Coast QLD
Priya runs a CEC-accredited solar installation team servicing the Gold Coast and Northern NSW. She was paying $120 per lead to an aggregator platform and felt like she was working for them. We built her a site — pages for residential solar, battery storage, commercial rooftop systems, and a system sizing guide. Her site now appears on page one for several suburb-specific searches, and she's generating her own leads for the first time. One 10kW commercial install she landed through the site netted $8,400 in gross revenue.
Why solar installers choose fixed pricing
- Stop paying lead platforms per enquiry. A single residential solar install covers your site. After that, every inbound lead is free.
- CEC accreditation means homeowners are already warm. A professional site that shows your credentials converts far better than a listing on a comparison site.
- You own everything. Your domain, your content, your leads. No platform can cut you off or raise their prices.
Frequently asked questions
What pages do I need for my solar installation website?
Core pages: Home, Residential Solar, Battery Storage, Commercial Solar, Service Area, and Contact. a bigger build adds brand pages (e.g. Tesla Powerwall installations, SunPower panels) and a feed-in tariff guide — these attract high-intent searchers.
How long does it take to build?
Simple sites: 5–7 business days. Bigger builds: 10–14 days. You're not waiting weeks for an agency to find time for you.
Can I update it myself?
Yes. The site runs on WordPress. You can add a new completed system photo, update your panel brands offered, or change your phone number without needing a developer.
Can you include a solar system size calculator on the site?
Yes — a bigger build includes an interactive calculator. Bigger builds include a system sizing guide page that helps prospects understand what size system they need, which pre-qualifies your leads before they hit your inbox.
How do I show up on Google ahead of the big solar aggregator platforms?
By targeting suburb-specific searches rather than competing head-to-head on generic terms. Pages like "6.6kW Solar Installation [Suburb]" or "Battery Storage [City]" are where independent installers can consistently outrank the big platforms with the right content.
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