Solar calls we buy
A homeowner considering a new solar installation needs a different offer from someone whose existing system needs attention. Explain whether your traffic concerns a first installation, an expansion, equipment replacement or repair. Sending all of those requests to one destination can create a poor fit.
For new installations, useful screening details can include the property location, ownership or authority to approve work, and whether the caller is ready to discuss a site assessment. The receiving provider evaluates the property and explains suitable equipment, installation requirements, pricing and any financing options it actually offers.
We also discuss battery storage, inverter replacement, panel removal and reinstallation, or system maintenance when a receiving offer expressly accepts those jobs. Do not assume an installation offer provides support for equipment sold by another company.
Advertising must describe your role and the next step clearly. Do not promise free solar, guaranteed energy savings, incentive eligibility or financing approval. Share the messages and landing pages that generate your calls so we can review the traffic before launch.
Accepted call types
Call types must match the offer approved for your account. Confirm the service, location and caller intent before routing.
Solar services and sub-services
Residential solar inquiries from homeowners seeking an installation estimate or service for an existing system.
- Residential solar installation
- Solar site-assessment requests
- Rooftop solar systems
- Ground-mounted solar, where accepted
- Solar panel replacement
- Existing-system expansion
- Inverter repair and replacement
- Battery storage installation
- Solar system inspection and maintenance
- Panel removal and reinstallation, where accepted
- Solar system repair
What makes a suitable call?
- The caller wants a residential solar service supported by the offer.
- The property is in an approved location and the caller can arrange or authorize the project.
- New-installation inquiries are separated from existing-system repair or support requests.
- Traffic sources and call formats must be approved before launch. Calls must meet the agreed location, timing and duplicate rules.
Calls we do not accept
- Utility billing disputes or unrelated electricity-plan inquiries
- Equipment-only sales and commercial projects unless expressly accepted
- Calls generated by unapproved promises of free equipment, guaranteed savings or incentive eligibility
- Spam, fabricated or incentivized calls; job applications; and traffic outside approved services or locations.
Before you send traffic
Rates, billable-call requirements, caps and payment schedules are agreed for your offer before launch. A call is not payable simply because it connects.
Review our publisher standards and tell us how you generate calls. Approval, tracking and buying criteria must be confirmed before launch.