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Web Design for Solar Installers

We design, write and build websites for solar, battery and EV charger installers across the UK, with the SEO foundations, tracking and hosting handled by the same team that builds it.

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Our solar web design service builds your website around the work you want more of, whether that's panels, batteries or EV chargers in the towns you cover. Every service gets its own page, your number is one tap away on a phone and the whole site is set up so Google knows what you do and where.

A Website That Wins Work

Solar customers judge your business by its website before they ever pick up the phone. If it looks cheap or out of date, they'll assume the work is too and ring the next firm on the list.

Charge What You're Worth

A website that looks as professional as your work lets you quote with confidence and win the customers who care about a proper job more than the cheapest price.

Get the Jobs You Want

Building the site around the work you want more of means your solar and battery pages bring in solar and battery enquiries rather than tyre-kickers.

Room to Grow

The website keeps up as the business grows. New services, new towns and new installers slot straight in without starting again.

Our Recent Websites

Here's some of our recent work across our trade and home improvement business clients. Every site is built to rank locally and turn visitors into enquiries.

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What's in a Solar Installer's Website

Every solar website we build is put together to a strict standard so that it's secure, visible and ready to scale. Here's what's included under the hood of every project.

  • Plain answers on cost, savings and payback, built on your own figures
  • Panels, batteries, EV chargers and commercial work each get a page of their own
  • Your MCS, RECC and manufacturer details are shown where buyers look for them
  • Location pages for the towns with real search demand, with the rest listed so customers know you cover them
  • Photos of real installs, with the system size and property type, on the pages they support
  • Enquiry tracking from day one that shows which page produced the survey

The Big Questions

Homeowners want to know what solar costs, what it might save, how batteries fit in and whether they need planning permission. We write a clear page for each, built on your own figures and your experience of real jobs. Every one ends with a simple way to book a survey.

Solar panels, battery storage, EV chargers and any commercial work each have a page answering what customers want settled before a survey. A homeowner adding a battery to an existing system finds the page for exactly that.

Your MCS certification, RECC membership, manufacturer approvals and any insurance-backed warranty are shown where buyers check them. We confirm each with you before launch, including the right to use every logo.

We research the towns you cover before we build and create location pages for the areas with genuine search demand. The rest are listed clearly so customers know you’ll come out to them. We also wire in your Google Business Profile, your reviews and Schema markup so Google understands exactly what you do and where you do it.

Photos of systems you’ve fitted, with the size and the type of property, help people picture panels on their own roof. During onboarding we’ll suggest the shots and details that persuade most.

Speed and security are non-negotiable. We optimise all media into modern WebP formats, output clean code so your pages load rapidly and set up enquiry tracking so that you can see which pages are bringing in calls and forms.

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Our Web Design Process

We don't like to leave things to chance which is why we follow a 4-step process that keeps your website delivered on time, strictly to brief and engineered for results from day one.

1. Discovery and Planning

We gather all your assets and conduct a full audit of your current online presence. We plan the site structure, map out the required pages and agree on the design direction before we start building. For a solar business that means the products you lead with, the jobs you want and how far your teams travel.

We build your site on a private domain to ensure zero downtime to your business operations. We write the copy, build the bespoke layouts and keep you updated throughout. You have plenty of opportunity to review the work and request revisions to ensure it’s exactly what you want. We’ll want photos from real jobs and the system details behind them. Solar buyers like to see the numbers.

Before anyone else sees the site, we run it through our internal testing protocols. We test all contact forms, optimise performance, ensure cross-browser compatibility and verify that all SEO foundations and functionality is operating as intended. That includes every cost and savings page, checked against the figures you’ve given us.

We handle the technical complexities of going live. We connect your Google Search Console, submit your new sitemaps and ensure a flawless, zero-downtime migration from your old site so you don’t lose a single visitor or email during the switch. We also connect your Google Business Profile to the new site on launch day.

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Who You'll Work With

KK Digital is a family-run agency that Katie founded in 2017, with Will leading the web development and SEO. The people you speak to are the people doing the work, and you'll have the same point of contact before, during and after launch.

What It Costs

We don't use rigid pricing tiers. Our bespoke builds range between £1,500 and £15,000 depending on scope, and we run a proper discovery phase first so you get a clear, fixed-price proposal.

Who Owns the Website

Once everything's paid, the finished website is yours.

What Our Clients Say

Solar Web Design FAQs

How much does a website for a solar company cost?

We don’t use rigid pricing tiers because every solar business has different requirements. Our bespoke website builds range between £1,500 and £15,000, depending on how many product, guide and area pages you need and any extras such as a savings calculator. We conduct a proper discovery phase first so we can provide a clear, fixed-price proposal. Ask for a solar website quote.

Most of our builds take three to six weeks. How quickly you can send your certifications, install photos and system figures decides where you land in that. Because we work in clear phases, we stick to the agreed launch date once you’ve sent everything we need. You’ll see the whole site on a private link before it goes live.

No credible agency can promise a specific position. What we do is build every solar website with the on-page, technical and local SEO foundations in place, including a page for each product, location pages for the areas you cover, structured data and a connected Google Business Profile. If you want to grow your visibility after launch, our SEO for solar installers service picks up where the build leaves off.

Yes. MCS is one of the first things a solar buyer checks. Your MCS number goes on every product page, with RECC membership and manufacturer approvals beside your Google reviews.

Yes. Every page is written from your onboarding answers and what we find solar customers asking. You check the technical detail before anything goes live. For photos, your own installs work far better than stock.

Yes. It can turn a few answers into a ballpark figure, using assumptions and wording you’re happy to stand behind. Some installers prefer to go straight to a survey. We’ll talk through which suits the way you quote.

No. We build for solar businesses all over the UK, with one project folder and a group chat throughout. Our recent work is on our projects page.

SEO for Solar Installers

A website needs to be found. See how we help solar installers show up for the jobs they want in the towns they cover.

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Marketing for Solar Installers

How websites, Google, reviews and directories compare for a solar installer and where we come in.

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