Solar website design that turns interest into booked consultations
Solar is a big, research-heavy decision driven by savings and incentives. We design sites that rank in local search, make the numbers and the tax credits clear, and turn a curious homeowner into a booked consultation. Live in 14 days, one solar company per market, and pricing you can see before you book a call.
The problem
Why most solar websites do not bring in work
Solar is high-ticket, incentive-driven, and heavily researched. Most solar sites fall short in one of these ways.
Pretty but invisible
A good-looking template that is not structured to rank never shows up when a homeowner searches solar installer near me. Looks do not matter if no one finds the site.
Never explains the savings
Homeowners buy solar for the numbers. A site that does not clearly walk through savings, financing, and tax incentives leaves them confused and unconvinced.
No easy next step
A big purchase needs a low-pressure first move. If the consultation request is buried or the site is slow on a phone, an interested homeowner drifts to a competitor.
What we build
What a CurbSide solar website includes
Every site is designed to do the job a solar website is actually for: get found, make the value clear, and turn interest into booked consultations.
Built to rank
Fast, schema-marked service and city pages engineered around the searches that book solar consultations. Pairs with our solar SEO to climb local results.
Savings made clear
Pages that explain savings, financing options, and current tax incentives in plain language, so homeowners understand the payback before they ever talk to you.
Built to convert
Clear consultation request forms on every page, plus trust signals like certifications, warranties, and reviews, so an interested homeowner books the next step.
Fast and mobile first
Quick to load and easy to use on a phone, where homeowners research solar at night, so nobody bounces before they see the value.
Recent work
A contractor site we built in 14 days
A recent build for a five-star exterior contractor, Campbell’s Lawn Care in Seville, Ohio. Different trade, same standard: a fast, rank-ready site that turns local searches into booked jobs.
- Live in 14 days, their first website ever
- Real service and service-area pages built to rank
- A consultation call to action on every page
Cost and value
What does a solar website cost?
Straight answers, with public pricing, so you can size the investment before you book a call.
A brand-new build runs $2,500 to $6,000 depending on how many services and locations you cover. Already have a site you like? An overhaul that rewrites and restructures the key pages runs $997 to $1,997. For a deeper breakdown, see our guide on what a contractor website costs.
- New build, $2,500 to $6,000. A fresh, rank-ready site, live in 14 days.
- Overhaul, $997 to $1,997. Keep your domain, rebuild the pages that matter.
- You approve before launch. Nothing goes live without your sign-off.
Why CurbSide
One solar company per market, on purpose
We do not build a site and walk away, and we do not build the same site for your competitor down the road.
Exclusive to your market
We take one solar company per market and turn down your competitors, so your site is an advantage they cannot buy from us.
Exterior trades only
Solar is one of a handful of exterior trades we focus on, so we know how to present a high-ticket, incentive-driven purchase and what makes a homeowner book.
Public pricing, honest limits
Every price is on the page, you approve the work before it goes live, and we will never promise page-one rankings, because no honest agency can.
Solar web design FAQ
Solar website questions, answered
A brand-new, rank-ready build runs $2,500 to $6,000 depending on how many services and locations you cover. An overhaul of your existing site runs $997 to $1,997. Every price is public on our pricing page, with no discovery call required to see it.
Three things: it ranks in local search so homeowners find it, it explains the savings, financing, and incentives clearly so the payback makes sense, and it makes booking a consultation effortless on a phone. For a high-ticket purchase, clarity and an easy first step are what convert.
Yes. If your current site is reasonably fast and you like the look, our overhaul from $997 keeps your domain and rebuilds the pages that bring in work. If it is slow or dated, a fresh build from $2,500 is usually the better value. The free audit will tell you which one you need.
Our builds go live in 14 days or you get $250 off. You approve the design before anything launches, so the two-week clock is a commitment, not a hope.
No. We take exactly one solar company per market. If we already work with one in your area, we will not take a second, so your website stays an advantage your competitors cannot get from us.
Learn more
Solar web design resources
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See what your solar site could do
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