Websites for solar installers in Bolton
Homeowners read a lot before they ask anyone. We build a website that answers their questions and shows who you are.
Your customers in Bolton
Bolton's older streets are mill-town terraces in stone and brick, with semis and detached homes across the suburbs. Customers in Bolton want to see panels on a roof like their own, so we show installs on similar homes, and a site that says who handles the building regulations sign-off, and that any planning question goes to Bolton Council, saves the customer a worry.
Businesses in Bolton usually take work in the places around it too, such as Horwich, Westhoughton, Farnworth and Little Lever, so we list the areas you cover where customers can see them straight away.
What a dated website costs you
Homeowners research for weeks before they ask anyone
They read, compare and check. If your site looks out of date, they move on to one that does not.
Your certification is hard to find
Customers want to see your MCS certification and the consumer code you belong to. If they cannot find it, they have to take your word for it.
Their questions go unanswered
People wonder what happens after they enquire and what a visit involves. A page that tells them removes the doubt.
The same business, before and after
Here is the kind of difference we mean, for a made-up solar business.
Example concept — Brightline Solar is a fictional business, not a real client.
What a solar installer's website needs
- A page for each service. Panels, batteries and servicing each get their own page, with the questions people ask.
- The areas you cover. Spelled out, so homeowners know whether you install near them.
- Photos of your own installs. Real roofs and real systems, with a few lines on each.
- Reviews from your customers. Real ones, with a link so people can see them on Google.
- Your certification and insurance. Show the ones you hold, such as MCS certification and the consumer code you belong to, with a link so customers can check. We never claim one for you.
- Easy ways to get in touch. A phone number that dials when tapped, and an enquiry form you can answer from your phone.
How it works
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We look at what you have
We go through your current site, your Google listing and your photos. Then we tell you what we would change.
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We build it, you check it
You see it before anyone else does. Tell us what to change and we change it.
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Launch and handover
We put it live and show you how to look after it. A build usually takes a few weeks.
Common questions
I get all my work from word of mouth. Do I need this?
A recommendation gets you the introduction. Homeowners then check you out, and a clear site with your certification on it helps them feel sure about getting in touch.
I am not good with computers
You do not need to be. We build it and set it up. We show you the few things you might want to change yourself, and you can always ask us to do them.
Can you use my existing domain?
Yes. If you already have a web address, we can use it. Your domain, website and accounts stay in your name.
What do I need to send you?
Your logo if you have one, photos of installs, and the details of the certification and consumer code you hold. If something is missing, we will tell you what to gather.
Tell us about your solar business
A few questions and we will come back to you. Or ring or message us if that is easier.
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