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Solar installers: are customers finding you when they ask AI?
A long, researched purchase. You need to keep turning up across weeks of questions, not just once.
Get your free checkThe questions your customers are asking
“Who installs solar panels near me?”
“What does a home battery cost?”
“Which solar installers are accredited in my area?”
Jobs we write your pages around: rooftop solar installs, battery storage, panel cleaning and servicing, system upgrades and inverter replacement.
Examples of what people ask, not results for your business.
SAA accreditation, and the scheme changed hands in 2024
To install a system whose owner can claim small-scale technology certificates, the installer must be accredited by Solar Accreditation Australia and must also hold an unrestricted electrical licence in the state of installation. That scheme transferred from the Clean Energy Council to SAA on 29 May 2024, which matters commercially because a great deal of older marketing copy and a great deal of AI training data still refers to CEC accreditation. Customers are advised to ask for the accreditation number and check its status before requesting a quote, so it should already be on your site. Two other SAA rules are worth publishing because they explain your lead times honestly: an accredited installer may sign off no more than two installations per day, and must attend the site at set-up, mid-installation and at testing and commissioning.
Read the accreditation requirement at the Clean Energy Regulator
Source: Rooftop solar installers and designers, Clean Energy Regulator. Checked 2026-09-27. We link the issuing body, not a directory, so you can verify this yourself rather than take our word for it. This is general information about licensing as it stood on the checked date, not legal advice, and the issuing body is the authority on your obligations.
Weeks of questions, and you have to be in all of them
Solar is the longest and most information-heavy purchase on this list. The customer spends weeks moving through a sequence of questions, whether it is worth it, how big a system, which panels, which inverter, whether to add a battery, what the rebate actually pays, how the feed-in tariff changes the sums, and they ask a different question each time. Appearing once is worthless; appearing across the sequence is the whole game. It is also the trade most exposed to bad actors, since heavy discount advertising and disappearing installers have trained buyers to be suspicious, so accreditation and a checkable trading history carry unusual weight.
What AI assistants currently get wrong about solar installers
This is the trade where AI answers are most often out of date, because the rebate arithmetic, the feed-in tariffs and the accreditation body itself have all changed recently. Assistants still cite Clean Energy Council accreditation and stale rebate figures. An installer who publishes current, dated, sourced numbers is not competing for attention, they are correcting the record.
What reviews actually measure in this trade
Solar reviews arrive twice: once after installation, and again months later when the first real bill lands. The second wave is the one that decides your reputation, and almost nobody goes back to ask for it. A deliberate follow-up after the first quarterly bill is the highest-return review habit in this trade.
What we'd actually do for you
Get Found · from $590/month
We write the pages and profile content that answer exactly those questions, so the tools have something accurate about your solar installer business to quote.
- Google Business Profile posts, written and published for you
- Four to eight FAQ and service pages an AI assistant can quote
- Schema markup so machines read your details correctly
- Listing and citation fixes across the directories that matter
- A monthly report showing whether AI assistants actually name you
Review Care · from $149/month
Your reviews are the other half of the answer. We watch them and reply fast, in your voice.
- Google review monitoring, every day
- A drafted reply within 24 hours, good reviews and bad
- You approve with a tap, or opt in to auto-posting
- A monthly sentiment report in plain English
- Templates to ask happy customers for a review
Monthly, paid up front, no lock-in. Take one or both. Full pricing.
No one controls what Google or an AI assistant says, so we do not guarantee rankings or that any tool will name you. What we do is make sure there is something accurate, current and quotable about your business for them to find.
Solar installers by area
South-West Sydney
Open now · Camden, Campbelltown and Liverpool and more
Inner West Sydney
Open now · Marrickville, Newtown and Leichhardt and more
Northern Beaches
Open now · Manly, Dee Why and Brookvale and more
Western Sydney
Open now · Parramatta, Blacktown and Penrith and more
North-East Melbourne
Coming soon · Preston, Heidelberg and Ivanhoe and more
Brisbane Southside
Coming soon · Mount Gravatt, Sunnybank and Carindale and more
Answers we've written
Sourced and dated. This is the standard of page we write for clients.
- How do I check whether a tradesperson is licensed in NSW? · reviewed 2026-09-27
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