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Free website guides for solar and electrical installers

Short, practical checklists for planning or reviewing an installer's website. No sign-up needed.

What to put on a solar installer's website: a 12-point checklist

What you install and where, the process, your own work, dated rebate information, licences and the search basics.

What to put on an electrical contractor's website: a 12-point checklist

The work you do, licences and insurance, how a job runs, service pages, common questions and the search basics.

What to put on a home battery and EV charger installer's website: a 12-point checklist

Backup power in plain words, charger pages, rebates without promises, and quotes.

The quote request form for solar and electrical installers: 12 things to get right

Which fields to ask for, what to leave out, and how to test the form.

Service pages and service areas for solar and electrical installers: 12 things to get right

What each service page should say, how to show the towns you serve, and what to avoid.

How to put an installer's HTML website online for free: 12 steps

Choosing a free host, your own domain, HTTPS, the quote form and telling search engines.

Website builder or HTML template? A plain comparison for small installers

Cost over three years, ownership, speed, the quote form, maintenance and who makes changes.

Google Business Profile for solar and electrical installers: 12 things to get right

Name, category, service area, verification, services, photos and reviews.

Project photos and reviews on an installer's website: 12 things to get right

Your own job photos, permission, captions, file sizes and honest reviews.

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