Is ChatGPT recommending your solar installation business - or your competitors?

What we see across solar installers

The patterns that hurt solar installation businesses.

• High-value residential solar installs (£8-15k jobs) going to bigger MCS-certified national operators

• Battery storage briefs shortlisting larger names via ChatGPT

• Commercial PV contracts ChatGPT defaults to national specialists for

Example queries we test against

The exact searches ChatGPT gets asked about solar installers.

The free audit picks the four highest-intent queries for your specific business and fires them against ChatGPT. You get the verbatim responses + a visibility score 0-100.

Solar Installers-specific moves

The directories that move the needle for solar installers.

Generic local-SEO advice tells you to list on Yell and Yelp. That's table stakes. For solar installers specifically, these are the platforms that LLMs cite when asked about your trade - and most solar installers have never claimed them properly.

• MCS - Microgeneration Certification Scheme (UK)

  UK government-backed certification scheme, the primary trust signal for residential solar

• RECC - Renewable Energy Consumer Code (UK)

  Consumer-code membership that LLMs treat as a credibility marker

• NABCEP-certified installer search (US)

  North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners - the primary US solar credential

• SEIA member directory (US)

  Solar Energy Industries Association member listing

• CEC-accredited installer directory (Australia)

  Clean Energy Council accreditation, the AU government-backed standard for solar

The full directory list lives in Sheet 7 of the £99 workbook - tiered by AI impact, with submission instructions for each.

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