For solar maintenance companies

Solar panel cleaning marketing we have already proven.

This is the trade where our public record lives. Solaris Solar Cleaning came to us with 56 reviews and a dated site. The case study shows 354 five-star reviews, a top-3 map pack, and $448K in annual revenue. Homeowners do not know this service exists until they search once, and then they hire whoever looks established.

What goes wrong

Why good solar cleaners stay small.

01
A service people search for twice a year

Nobody browses solar cleaning for fun. There is one search, right after a dirty-panel production dip or a bird problem, and the map pack takes the whole click. If you are not in the top three that day, you do not exist.

02
Trust gap on the roof

You are asking to put a stranger on a $30,000 array. Twelve reviews and a Gmail address lose to 300 reviews and a real site every single time, regardless of who does better work.

03
One-time jobs that should be contracts

Most cleaners sell a single wash. The money is in the maintenance plan, and most companies never turn one-time customers into plans.

What changes

What changed for Solaris.

Top of the map in Miami

169 of 169 map searches across Miami put Solaris in the top three, and 141 of them at number one.

354 five-star reviews

Up from 56 in ten months. Every one real, from a real customer.

15 times the calls and clicks

Google profile interactions went from 13 a month to 195.

$71,225 booked through the website

The new site booked real jobs on its own, with zero paid ads behind it.

$42K → $448KThe full Solaris Solar Cleaning case study shows the numbers month by month. All public and checkable.
Our guarantee

Results in 60 days, or your money back.

We're so sure this works that we put our fee on it. If you're not on the first page of Google for your main service in your city within 60 days, you get back every dollar you paid us.

Questions

What solar cleaning operators ask us.

Would this work outside Miami?

Yes. Miami's solar density helped the ceiling. In a smaller market you win a bigger share of a smaller pie, which is usually still a full schedule.

My customers come from solar installers' referrals. Still worth it?

Especially then. Installer referrals are borrowed pipes, and a change of manager can shut them overnight. Your own map presence and reviews are the pipe you own, and a strong public profile makes referring you less of a risk for the installer.

Do you understand the bird-proofing and commercial side?

Yes. Bird proofing, residential cleaning, and commercial work are separate searches with separate buyers, and we market each one.

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