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Content Writer for solar companies: fewer redesigns, fewer install-day surprises, and customers who always know what happens next.

15+
Years Experience
100+
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6
Countries Served
$25M+
Revenue Enabled
Solar Companies — Marketing & Growth

Solar pages that explain roofs, panels, and payback in honest terms

A homeowner considering solar is weighing a large purchase on a roof they cannot easily inspect, using terms they have only just learned: inverter, export, shading, orientation. The pages that win the enquiry are the ones that explain those terms against the reader's own roof, not the ones that repeat panel specifications.

Solar copy has a particular temptation to overstate: payback described as certain, generation described without the conditions that affect it, and warranties summarised until they promise more than they do. The writing here resists that. Generation is explained with its variables, warranties are described as the company actually offers them, and anything the company cannot confirm about a specific roof is framed as a survey question, not an answer.

This is writing work, not sales work. The pages inform and qualify; they do not replace a site survey, and they say so where it matters. Talk through your solar pages first to discuss what your pages need.

What you get

What gets written for a solar company

  • Roof suitability explainers — Pages on orientation, shading, roof type, and space, written so a homeowner can make a sensible first judgement before booking a survey.
  • Panel and inverter pages — Component pages that explain what each part does, how options differ, and what the choice means for the household, without specification dumps.
  • Export and grid connection pages — How export works, what grid connection involves, and what can delay it, explained in the order a customer encounters each step.
  • Generation and bill explainers — How generation varies with season, weather, and usage, and how that relates to a bill, written without promising an outcome for a specific home.
  • Maintenance and cleaning guides — What maintenance involves, how often cleaning and checks are needed, and what the homeowner should not attempt, based on the company's own service terms.
  • Quote comparison checklists — Checklists that help a homeowner compare quotes fairly: what to check, what questions to ask, and where quotes commonly differ.
Systems this industry runs

Written from survey notes and installer knowledge

The facts for solar copy come from surveyors and installers: the roof conditions that change a design, the shading problems that recur, the questions homeowners ask after a quote. Short conversations with them, plus the company's own product and warranty documents, form the source material.

Drafts are checked against those documents before publication, especially warranty and generation wording. A page that overstates a warranty or a generation outcome creates a complaint the installer then has to answer in person.

How it works

From survey knowledge to live solar pages

  1. Collect installer and survey questions

    The questions homeowners ask before and after a survey are gathered, along with the roof factors that most often change a design.

  2. Turn questions into explainers

    Each recurring question becomes a suitability explainer, a component page, or a process page, and topics needing a survey are marked as such.

  3. Draft from company documents

    Copy is written from product, warranty, and process documents, with generation and warranty claims checked line by line.

  4. Publish and update with the range

    Pages go live linked to related explainers, and product or warranty changes trigger a correction round for the affected pages.

Why Omer

Why hire Omer

  • It respects the survey: Copy states plainly where a survey is needed, instead of answering a roof-specific question in general terms.
  • Warranty wording is exact: Warranty and service terms are described as the company offers them, checked against its own documents.
  • Generation is explained with variables: Season, shading, and usage are included in generation explainers, so readers understand why outcomes differ between homes.
  • It qualifies as well as sells: Suitability pages help unsuitable homes self-select out early, which saves survey time for homes that fit.
  • The company keeps everything: Drafts, sources, and notes are handed over for the team to reuse as products change.
FAQ

Questions, answered

Can you write generation estimates into pages?
Only as explained variables, not as a promise for a specific home. Pages can explain what affects generation, but a figure for a particular roof belongs in a survey and a quote, not in general copy.
How do you handle warranty claims in copy?
By describing the company's actual warranty and service terms, checked against its documents. Anything the company cannot confirm is left out rather than summarised into a stronger promise.
Do you need to speak to installers?
Brief conversations help a great deal. Installers know which roof factors, shading issues, and quote questions recur, and that knowledge is what makes the pages specific.
Is this different from lead generation?
Yes. Lead generation aims at enquiry volume. Content writing aims at the pages enquirers read: suitability explainers, component pages, and checklists that help them decide well.
Who owns the copy?
The company does, including drafts, sources, and notes.
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