Solar installer website design that books the roof survey.
A household spending thousands on panels checks the MCS register, then checks you. The installer with a site that answers their questions is the one they invite round. £50 every four weeks with no build fee, covering hosting, edits and upkeep.
An illustration of the kind of site we build, your work, your name, your area
Sitework builds hand-coded, mobile-first websites for UK solar installers for £50 every four weeks with no build fee, covering hosting, unlimited edits and upkeep. You see free mockups of your business before you pay a penny, and the site is yours after twelve months.
Why solar installers need a website
The MCS register is where careful solar customers start, and nearly half the installers on it give them no website to click.
Every MCS certified installer appears on the MCS Find an Installer tool with a phone number, an email and, if they supplied one, a website. On 16 September 2026 we read all 4,298 solar PV installers listed there: 2,300 gave a usable website address and 1,998 did not. A solar job is a big, slow, researched purchase, so the customer who clicks through wants your MCS certificate number, your consumer code, the panels and batteries you fit, finished roofs and a plain explanation of the survey before they book one. Your own site carries all of it and ranks for "solar panel installer" plus your town, with no lead fee attached.
Built for your trade
Get found for every job you do.
Customers search the exact job: "solar panel installers near me", "battery storage installer", "add a battery to existing solar". Each service gets its own labelled section so every one can rank on its own.
Built to get found locally
Every site ships with clean titles, local-business and FAQ schema, a sitemap and fast mobile loading, the groundwork that helps you appear when someone searches "solar installers near me" or your trade plus your town. Solar customers are told to look for an installer on the MCS Find an Installer register, and to check the installer belongs to a consumer code such as the Renewable Energy Consumer Code or HIES, both approved by the Chartered Trading Standards Institute. Installing solar panels in UK homes is zero-rated for VAT until 31 March 2027. Where you hold the certification and membership, we make them the most visible thing on the page.
If you work across several towns rather than one, each one can have its own page rather than a list of place names crammed into the footer. That is what the Sussex town pages do, and the same approach works anywhere in the UK. It is included from the Groundwork plan upwards.
What it costs, and how it compares
A solar installer website from Sitework is £50 every four weeks with no build fee, versus the £1,500, £5,000 agencies quote. Here is how the usual options stack up.
| Option | Upfront | Ongoing | You own it? | Builds trust? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sitework | £0, no build fee | £50/4wks, everything in | Yes | Credentials, reviews & services |
| Directory (Checkatrade etc.) | Setup fee | ~£100+/mo plus lead fees | No, it's their platform | Shared listing, not a site |
| DIY builder (Wix, Squarespace) | £0, £150 | £14, £40/mo | Yes | Only if you build & maintain it |
| Traditional agency | £1,500, £5,000 | Hosting extra, edits billed | Yes | Yes, but you pay up front |
Directory and agency figures are typical UK ranges, not fixed quotes, lead fees on trade directories vary by trade and area. Sitework has no lead fees: hosting, SSL, backups and unlimited small edits are included in the £50 every four weeks. That is thirteen payments a year, not twelve.
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See free mockups of your actual business before you pay a penny. £50 every four weeks, no build fee, and the site is yours after twelve months. No lead fees.