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Websites for Perth solar installers
that turn a rebate question into a booked quote.

Most solar enquiries start with a money question, not a panel brand. People want to know what a system actually costs once the small-scale technology certificate discount is applied, whether finance is available, and whether the installer is properly accredited before they hand over a deposit on a five-figure purchase. A site that leads with panel specifications instead of answering those three things loses the enquiry before it starts.

What is costing you work right now

  • No mention of STC rebate paperwork, so a homeowner trying to work out the real cost after the discount cannot find the answer and rings a competitor with a calculator on their site instead.
  • CEC accreditation not shown anywhere, which is the first thing a cautious buyer checks before letting anyone onto the roof.
  • Nothing about the Western Power connection application, so people find out about it for the first time when a job stalls in week three.
  • The battery page either says nothing or states figures that will be out of date by the time someone reads them, and a wrong number is worse than no number.

The searches that bring you jobs

Not all traffic is equal. These are the ones worth building pages for.

Search What it means
solar panels perth cost after rebates The finance-led search. They want the STC discount built into the number, not a before-and-after figure they have to calculate themselves.
CEC accredited solar installer perth Trust-driven, often from someone who has read about a non-compliant install losing the rebate entirely.
battery storage perth Growing fast, and mostly people wanting to know what is actually available now rather than a headline saving.
synergy DEBS export rebate The feed-in and buyback question. People comparing systems partly on what selling power back is worth.
solar finance perth no deposit Price-sensitive and ready to move if the numbers work. Payment plan clarity wins this one.
western power connection application solar The step every installer mentions on the phone and almost nobody explains on the website.

What we build into every solar installer website

STC rebate paperwork made simple

What the small-scale technology certificate discount actually is, how it lowers the upfront price rather than arriving as a cheque later, and what you handle versus what the customer signs. Explained once on the site, it stops being asked five times a day on the phone.

CEC accreditation displayed, not implied

Your Clean Energy Council accreditation number, visible, because the customers who check it are the ones who read the fine print on everything else too and are the least likely to haggle.

A battery page that stays honest

What a battery adds to a system and roughly how the economics work, with a plain instruction to confirm current WA battery scheme terms before assuming a figure. No invented numbers, because a wrong one is the fastest way to lose trust on the phone call that follows.

Finance explained before the quote

Whether you offer a payment plan, how it is structured, and what it does to the total cost. Solar is a large decision for most households and the site that explains the money clearly is the one that gets the call.

The Western Power step, named early

What a connection application involves and roughly how long it takes, so it is not the surprise that stalls a job in week three. Customers who know it is coming do not blame you for it.

Packages for service & trade businesses

Choose a package that fits your team size and budget.

Trade Starter Site

$1k – $3k

incl. GST

For solo operators and small crews just needing a professional, quote-ready presence.

  • 3–5 pages
  • Mobile-first design
  • Basic on-page SEO
  • Simple quote forms
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Service Growth Site

$4k – $10k

incl. GST

or from $216/month over 24 months — total $5,184

For growing teams with 3–20 staff who need consistent, higher-value enquiries.

  • Everything in Starter
  • 6–12 pages
  • Individual service pages
  • Local SEO structure
  • Conversion-focused forms
Get a fixed-price quote

Service Plus Platform

$10k – $20k

incl. GST

or from $327/month over 36 months — total $11,772

For established businesses up to 50 staff wanting integrations and automation.

  • Everything in Growth
  • Bookings & CRM logic
  • AI reception
  • Advanced reporting
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All prices include GST. Fixed-price quotes — no hourly surprises.

Sites we have built

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Questions solar installers ask us

Should the website explain STCs?
Yes, in plain language rather than industry shorthand. Most homeowners have heard solar comes with a rebate but do not know it is a certificate discount built into the upfront price rather than a cheque that arrives later. Explaining it once, clearly, on the site removes the single most repeated question your sales calls answer every day.
Do we need to show our CEC accreditation number?
Yes, prominently. Anyone who has read about a rebate being clawed back on a non-compliant install checks this before they check anything else, and a visible accreditation number answers the question before it is asked. It is a small line of text that does a disproportionate amount of trust-building.
Can we put battery prices or rebate amounts on the site?
Keep exact figures off. WA’s battery rebate landscape has shifted before and will again, and a number printed today can be wrong by the time somebody reads it in six months. Explain generally what a battery adds to a system and point people to confirm current scheme terms, rather than quoting a figure the site cannot keep up to date.
What about the Western Power connection process?
Explain it before the quote stage, not after the deposit is paid. A grid-connected solar system needs a Western Power connection application, and jobs that stall are usually stalling there, not on the roof. A short, accurate page on what the process involves keeps expectations realistic and calls calmer.
Is finance worth mentioning if we do not offer it ourselves?
Yes, briefly, even if you only work with a third-party provider. Solar is one of the larger amounts most households spend in a single decision, and silence on finance reads as expensive rather than premium. Naming that options exist, without pretending to be a lender, is enough to keep a price-sensitive enquiry from bouncing to a competitor.

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