Custom Solar Installer Websites
A site designed around your products, service area and sales process, written for homeowners who are comparing several installers.
- Original design
- Product pages
- Installer-focused copy
We build solar websites that explain savings honestly, show battery backup options and let homeowners book a consultation without a hard sell. A solar custom website from us goes live in 2–3 weeks and is built to rank for solar installer searches in each town you cover.
From the first build to ongoing marketing, one team runs your solar site.
A site designed around your products, service area and sales process, written for homeowners who are comparing several installers.
Plain explanations of how savings, net metering and state or utility incentives work where you install, revised when the rules change.
Dedicated pages for home batteries, whole-home backup and EV chargers, written for buyers worried about outages.
Homeowners choose a video or in-home consultation and attach a power bill, then land in your CRM ready for a proposal.
Tight, fast pages for solar and battery campaigns, each with one offer and one form, so ad clicks become consultations.
Managed hosting, updates and edits, plus a full solar marketing plan when you want more traffic on the new site.
Toggle between solar panels and battery storage to see the offer, consult form and mobile view adapt.
The details that help a cautious buyer trust you with a long-term investment.
Buyers with questions reach a real person straight from their phone.
Homeowners attach a recent bill so proposals start from real usage.
Clear pages show how savings work, with no inflated promises.
Backup power pages for buyers who lose power in storms.
Real systems on tile, shingle and metal roofs near your buyers.
What's covered and how system monitoring works, spelled out.
Ratings appear right where buyers decide to book or leave.
Local business markup and fast pages Google can read with ease.
Solar buyers research for weeks. Rank for those searches, make booking easy and get cited in AI answers.
We build pages for the searches buyers make while comparing installers, from solar panel installation to home battery backup, and track every page weekly. Layer on solar local SEO and a tuned Google Business Profile, and you'll compete in the Google Maps results as well.
A consult flow with bill upload, a visible call button and quick pages helps buyers act once they're ready, and your CRM notes which page each booking came from. Our solar marketing agency team can then drive more visitors to the pages that convert.
Straight answers on payback, batteries and incentives, backed by structured data, make your site a source that AI search tools such as ChatGPT can quote when buyers ask who installs nearby, the same base our AI SEO services build on.
Pages follow the order buyers ask questions, from whether their roof works to which battery fits.
Solar teams get a written plan, a mockup on the house and a firm go-live date.
We study your products, utility territories and towns, and design a first homepage for review.
Writers explain savings, storage and incentives in plain words around your installs.
Consult booking, bill upload and CRM sync are connected, and markup is added.
Launch day starts the tracking, and we fine-tune pages as consultation data builds.
Research traffic builds first, then consultations follow as pages rank and reviews grow.
Bill upload, consult slots and tracking start on day one, so every booking has a source.
Search engines pick up the solar, battery and town pages, and first local impressions appear.
Savings and battery guides start reaching buyers who are still comparing options.
When outages hit the news, battery pages are ready to turn worry into consultations.
Buyers pick their own consult time, so fewer leads go cold.
Uploaded bills mean the first proposal fits the home's actual usage.
Battery pages lift interest in backup power alongside new panels.
Real installs, reviews and honest savings pages set you apart from pushy sellers.
Solar buyers ask harder questions than most. Your website needs to answer them.
Generic agency site: Big promised-savings banners that make buyers suspicious.
A Zonic-built site: Honest explainers matched to local rates and utility rules.
Generic agency site: Copy written once and left alone as programs change.
A Zonic-built site: Incentive pages reviewed when federal, state or utility rules shift.
Generic agency site: Storage mentioned once, buried near the footer.
A Zonic-built site: Dedicated backup and battery pages with their own consult path.
Generic agency site: Name and email only, so the first call starts from zero.
A Zonic-built site: Address, roof type and an optional power bill arrive with each lead.
Generic agency site: A contact form and a wait for someone to call back.
A Zonic-built site: Video or in-home consult slots booked online in a few taps.
Generic agency site: Stock photos of panels on houses nobody recognizes.
A Zonic-built site: Real installs in nearby towns, grouped by roof and system type.
Posted in public by clients we've worked with; nothing is edited.
Choose the mix of local SEO, Google Ads and lead generation that fits your business, then scale up when you are ready.
For solo owners and new businesses building local visibility.
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Local visibility essentialsFor businesses ready to generate more direct inquiries.
$750/ month
Same price monthly or annually
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For multi-location teams and established firms.
$1,250/ month
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Full-funnel growthA complete acquisition system across search, reputation, social content and website conversion.
Everything in Growth, plus:
Add to any plan as your business grows.
Selling Solar Across Several States?
Every business is different. Tell us your goals and we will put together the right plan.
Cost, build time, incentives, batteries and how the site books consultations.
We quote it after a free call about your products, markets and booking setup. You get one fixed figure for the whole build, not an hourly estimate. Add a qualifying monthly growth plan for solar, and the website build is covered by our free website program.
A solar build takes 2–3 weeks. The homepage mockup is yours to review in week one, savings and battery pages get written next, and consult booking, CRM sync and redirects are checked in the final days. Incentive pages get one more review just before launch.
A clear call button, a consult form with optional bill upload, honest savings and incentive pages, battery and backup pages, financing choices, real install galleries, warranty details, reviews near each form, plus town and utility-area pages for the markets you install in.
Yes. We write plain pages on how incentives and net metering work in your market and revisit them when federal, state or utility rules change. We only publish savings examples you can stand behind, which keeps trust high with careful buyers.
Yes. Storage buyers and EV owners search differently from first-time solar buyers, so each gets its own page and consult path. These pages also help you sell batteries to past customers who already have panels on the roof and now want backup power.
Yes. The consult form accepts a photo or file of a recent bill, and homeowners can choose a video or in-home slot. Details go straight to your CRM, so your designer has real usage data before the first conversation and proposals start on the right foot.
Not when it's handled carefully. We record every current URL, keep or redirect the pages that rank, carry over titles that work and submit the new sitemap at launch. Then we watch positions and consultation bookings closely while Google re-crawls the new site.
Yes. Commercial pages speak to business owners, property managers and farms, with project galleries, a site assessment request and content on operating costs and roof or ground space. Many installers run residential and commercial pages on one site with separate forms.
Web design builds the site itself: pages, booking, speed and structure. Solar marketing sends people to it through local SEO, paid search on Google and AI visibility work. Most installers start with the website, then add marketing once the site is ready to convert visitors.
Send us your products, markets and current site, and our team turns them into a solar homepage mockup and page plan, free of charge. Prefer a conversation? Book a call with us, read about our team, scan every Zonic service or bring back a suspended Google Business Profile. Solar installers may also find our home services local SEO page useful.
Free, with nothing to sign.
Honest savings pages, battery content and booking that works on any phone.