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Pre-Sales vs. Post-Sales Solar Design: What Every Installer Needs to Know
Introduction: Two Designs, Two Purposes In residential solar, “solar design” can mean very different things depending on where you are in the sales cycle. A pre-sales design is about speed and persuasion — showing the homeowner what’s possible and earning their trust. A post-sales design is about precision and compliance — creating the final technical documents for permitting and installation. Understanding these two stages — and managing the transition between them — is ke
Eli Escobedo
Nov 213 min read


How to Scale Your Solar Business Without Doubling Your Team
Introduction: The Scaling Problem Most Installers Face Growth sounds exciting — more leads, more installs, more revenue. But for many residential solar companies, growth also brings new headaches: more paperwork, more backlogs, and more hiring. The problem? Scaling often means adding staff just to handle repetitive tasks like drafting site plans, managing permit submittals, and creating customer proposals. These “busywork” bottlenecks slow growth and erode profits. That’s whe
Eli Escobedo
Oct 272 min read


Maximizing ROI from Every Solar Lead: Speed, Accuracy, and Professional Proposals
Introduction: The Real Cost of a Missed Lead In residential solar, every qualified lead is valuable — but not every lead becomes a customer. The biggest difference between companies that close deals and those that don’t often comes down to speed and presentation . When a homeowner expresses interest in solar, the clock starts ticking. If it takes you days to deliver a quote or send a proposal, you’ve already lost ground. In a world where customers expect same-day responses,
Eli Escobedo
Oct 162 min read


5 Costly Design Mistakes Solar Installers Should Avoid (and How Automation Helps)
Introduction Every solar installation project has its challenges — but few things hit profitability harder than avoidable design...
Eli Escobedo
Oct 103 min read
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