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Websites for solar installers that turn searches into qualified project inquiries
The pages, features and structure a website for solar installers needs, from a New Hampshire team that has launched more than 300 websites since 2008 for businesses across the US and Canada.
4.8 out of 5 from 59 Google reviews Building websites since 2008300+ websites launched30 published case studiesTeam in Hooksett, NH
A website for solar installers has one job: turn searches like "solar panel cost" into qualified project inquiries. We build it around 8 core pages, including residential solar, battery backup and commercial solar, add a savings explainer with the assumptions shown, and make every page fast and readable by Google and AI assistants.
The pages your website needs
A starting sitemap for solar installers. We adjust it to your services and the towns or regions you serve.
- Home
- Residential solar
- Battery backup
- Commercial solar
- How solar works in New Hampshire
- Incentives
- Installations
- Free assessment
What a website for solar installers must do
- A savings explainer with the assumptions shown
- A dated incentive page linked to official sources
- A battery and outage backup page
- Local installation case studies
- An assessment request form
Built to turn visits into qualified project inquiries
- A project inquiry form that asks budget and timeline
- Portfolio filters by project type and location
- Consultation booking
- A process page linked from every project
Built to be read by Google and AI assistants
- Server-rendered HTML, so AI crawlers read every page without JavaScript
- HomeAndConstructionBusiness and Organization structured data that matches the page
- An answer-first opening on each service page
- Core Web Vitals in the good range on phones
- Optional llms.txt and markdown versions of every page
- Accessible design, clean headings and labeled images
How a website project runs
- DiscoveryWe learn your services, customers, service area and what the current site does well.
- Sitemap and contentWe plan every page, write or refine the copy, and map searches to pages.
- DesignWe design the key templates in your brand and review them with you.
- Build and SEOWe build on the right platform with structured data, speed and accessibility in place.
- LaunchWe redirect old URLs, verify Search Console and Bing, and check every page.
- SupportWe keep the site current through Sprout Support or a maintenance plan.
Frequently asked questions
How should a solar website handle savings claims?
Show the assumptions behind any savings estimate and date incentive information, linking to official sources.
Do solar buyers ask about winter?
Yes. New Hampshire buyers ask about snow and winter output, and clear answers build credibility.
How much does a website for solar installers cost?
Website projects are quoted by scope after a short discovery call, based on the number of pages, features such as booking or online sales, and how much content we write. If you also want ongoing SEO, Sprout's published monthly plans start at $500.
Grow it after launch
SEO and AI visibility for solar installers
See the playbook →Website maintenance and support
Learn more →Websites for related industries
Get a website built for solar installers
Tell us about your business and the qualified project inquiries you want more of. We will send a sitemap, a feature list and a quote.
- 4.8 out of 559 Google reviews
- 300+websites since 2008
- 30published case studies
- Hooksett, NH15 Cross Rd, Unit 4