Landing Page Design for solar installers

Put the quote form near the top, with a power bill upload and questions on roof type and orientation. Usage and roof details are needed to size a system.

Match the page to the campaign's system type: solar, battery or both. Someone who clicked an ad about batteries expects to land on battery information.

Show residential and commercial install photos separately. Neat installs build trust in a big purchase, and buyers look for jobs like theirs.

Link the buying guide, which explains components, warranties and questions to ask, without savings promises. A buying guide helps people compare components and prepare questions before requesting a quote.

Track quote requests by campaign. Shows which campaigns produce quote requests.

The campaign the page is for, and which systems it covers: solar, batteries or both.

Install photos you can use, sorted into residential and commercial.

Your buying guide, or the points it should cover.

VIC. Who this covers: Retailers authorised under the Solar Homes Program. Applies to: Marketing and sales of Solar Homes rebates and loans. Solar Homes retailers cannot make false or misleading representations, including false costing information, misleading information about rebate eligibility, or claims of endorsement by or affiliation with government. They must not sell Solar Homes rebates or loans by door-to-door or cold-call telemarketing, and must be signatories to the New Energy Tech Consumer Code. Source: Industry requirements for protecting consumers (Solar Victoria). Version: Page updated 15 August 2025. Checked: 2026-10-10.