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YOUR BUSINESS. YOUR CUSTOMER’S NEXT STEP.

Solar panel & battery businesses
website roadmap.

Will this system suit my property, what will it cost, and who will support it?

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THE MAIN JOB

Arrange a property-specific assessment with clear expectations

A useful visitor journey

  1. 01

    Choose home or business solar, battery or service support

  2. 02

    Understand the assessment and installation process

  3. 03

    Review actual product details and supported credentials

  4. 04

    Request an assessment using minimal property information

  5. 05

    Receive a tailored proposal with assumptions and next steps

Your starting page plan

  • Home: customer fit, location and main services
  • Systems: panels, inverters and battery options you supply
  • Process: assessment through installation and handover
  • Support: monitoring, warranties and service contact
  • Assessment request: suburb, property type and preferred contact

Build these first

  • Explain which factors affect suitability and estimates
  • Show product specifications and warranty responsibilities
  • Use supported savings examples with assumptions
  • Verify current incentive information before publishing
  • Keep bills and account identifiers out of an ordinary enquiry form

Add later, if useful

  • Secure bill upload after an enquiry is accepted
  • An estimator with transparent assumptions and a clear estimate label

Measure what matters

  • Suitable assessment requests
  • Assessments completed
  • Accepted proposals and post-installation support needs

A trap to avoid

Do not guarantee bill savings, payback, eligibility for rebates or uninterrupted backup power. Product suitability and current local requirements need qualified review.

This guide suggests a starting structure; it does not guarantee enquiries, sales or search rankings. Adapt it to your customers, capacity and budget.

Visuals that support this journey

Start with: Clear next steps · Quiet texture · Reading comes first. Use these to support your message. They do not replace real project examples, accurate credentials or photographs of your own business.