Win more solar and battery enquiries from homeowners nearby.

No. We keep content on savings, payback and export income measured and clearly caveated, because results depend on the roof, the system, the household’s usage and energy prices. Exaggerated claims damage trust and can breach UK consumer protection and advertising rules.

We’re happy for you to review content before it goes live, and we focus on explaining how systems work, what affects performance and what customers can realistically expect.

Authority is built for that. Every depot or office gets its own optimised Google profile and is promoted only in the postcodes its crews genuinely cover.

Yes. Homeowners who find you directly through Google Maps, your website or an AI recommendation have usually already read your reviews and chosen to contact you, rather than being shared between several installers. Building that visibility takes time, but it can steadily reduce how much you depend on paid leads.

Updating your profile, MCS details and listings can bring extra survey requests within a few weeks. Higher map positions and being named by AI assistants usually take three to six months, depending on how many installers chase the same towns — so starting in autumn means you’re well placed when spring interest picks up.

No. It’s billed monthly with no minimum term, so you can cancel before any upcoming billing date. The profile, listings and links we’ve set up for your solar business stay in place.

MCS certification matters to many customers because small installations generally need it to qualify for Smart Export Guarantee payments. Also show any consumer code membership such as RECC or HIES, your competent person scheme for electrical work, manufacturer accreditations and the warranties and insurance-backed protection you offer.

Partnerships with electricians, roofers, builders and EV charger installers can bring steady referrals, as can relationships with local businesses, schools and community energy groups. Talks for residents’ groups and open days at completed local installations build trust.

Existing customers are a strong source of new work. Many will consider adding a battery, an EV charger or a system health check later, and satisfied customers often recommend you to neighbours.

Guide prices for typical system sizes help homeowners judge whether solar fits their budget and reduce enquiries that will never convert. Make it clear that a final quote depends on a survey of the roof, the electrics and the household’s energy use.

Enquiries often rise in spring and when energy prices are in the news, then slow in winter. Use quieter months for servicing, battery retrofits for existing customers and commercial work, and keep your profile and website active all year so you are visible when interest picks up.