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Case studies for solar installers, documented on site

A buyer comparing three quotes does not want adjectives, they want a roof like theirs with its kWp, its cost, its payback and what the meter actually did afterwards. One case per quarter, documented on site, in the three formats your sales team needs.

A 30-minute video call. The audit document and the 90-day plan.

Solar array on an industrial roof from a low angle, low sun raking across the
        surface of the glass.
Art direction image, generated

Your best argument is on a roof and nobody wrote it down

The job that went perfectly is remembered by the two technicians who were there. There is no page, no PDF, no video and no figures. So the next buyer gets told “we have a lot of experience”, which is what every other quote also says, and the decision falls back to price.

Branded & Cases

One case page per quarter

Built to be found: the type of building, the plaza, the kWp, the constraint that made it hard and the numbers after commissioning. It ranks and it sells at the same time.

Sales PDF

Two pages your team can attach to a quote without apologising for it. Same figures, laid out for someone who has to defend the decision to a boss.

Short video from the site

Ninety seconds shot on the installation: the roof, the array, the meter, the client if they agree to appear. No stock footage and no drone flights over someone else’s field.

The figures, verified

kWp, annual yield, self-consumption ratio, cost and payback, contrasted against monitoring rather than against the sales pitch. If a number does not hold up, it does not go in.

Testimonial at each renewal

When a client renews or expands, that is the moment to ask. Documented as it happens, with permission in writing.

How it runs

  1. 01

    01 · Pick the job worth documenting

    Not the biggest one: the one that looks most like the next twenty you want to win. Segment, plaza and type of roof decide it.

  2. 02

    02 · Permission and figures

    Written permission from the client and access to the monitoring data. Without both, we pick a different job rather than round the numbers.

  3. 03

    03 · Document on site

    One visit, photography, video and the technical interview with whoever ran the installation. Half a day of your crew’s time at most.

  4. 04

    04 · Three formats, one truth

    Page, PDF and video shipped together, with the same figures in all three, and handed to sales with a note on when to use each one.

What changes

  • Sales stops arguing experience in the abstract and starts showing a roof like the buyer’s.

  • The case page ranks for “solar installation in a [building type]” and brings enquiries on its own.

  • Quotes get compared on evidence instead of purely on price.

  • You accumulate a library: four cases a year is four segments covered.

Questions

Our clients do not want to appear.

Plenty do not, and that is fine. A case can run anonymised: type of building, plaza, kWp and figures, without a name or an address. What we never do is publish anything without written permission.

What if the installation underperformed the estimate?

Then it is not the case we publish. We do not adjust figures to fit the story, and a case built on a rounded number is the one that gets challenged in the meeting where it matters.

How much of our time does documenting take?

One site visit of about half a day, plus a technical interview of forty minutes. Everything else, including the permission paperwork, is on us.

Do we own the material?

Yes. Page, PDF, video and raw footage are yours from delivery, and they stay with you if the contract ends.

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A 30-minute video call. The audit document and the 90-day plan.