Solar panel cleaning quote
The cleaning quote, and the customer knows why.
The «Do your panels need washing?» link looks at the rain that fell on that roof every day and tells the customer whether a wash pays off, at your price. Whoever's convinced books in your calendar, and you write the quote in two minutes.
From €49 + VAT a month, up to 3 people. 14 days free, no card.
01How it goes
From the address to the «yes», in four steps.
The customer opens your link
They type address and size: Sunnix looks at the real weather of every day over that roof.
They see whether it pays
How much dust since it last rained, what the lost energy is worth, and your cleaning price.
They book or ask
In your cleaning calendar, or with a request that reaches you by email.
You write the quote
The cleaning service, with photos and optional items, in your PDF template.
02Inside the quote
What's inside.
- The cleaning price is the one in your price list
- If you also do thermal imaging, the link offers it before washing
- The cleaning calendar, with your terms
- The job quote with photos and optional items
- The request arrives by email: Sunnix keeps no contacts
- In the system's folder, the work of the years after
03If you like, they do it themselves
«Do your panels need washing?»
The link does the maths with real weather and your price, and tells the customer whether washing pays off. If it doesn't, it says so.
04Questions
Before you try.
How does the link know the panels are dirty?
It doesn't guess: it looks at how much rain fell on that roof every day and how long since it rained enough to wash them. If washing doesn't pay off, it says so.
What price does it show?
Yours: the «from» cleaning price you write in the services you do.
Does the customer leave their details with Sunnix?
No. Name and phone reach you by email, and Sunnix doesn't keep them.
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Send your first quote tonight.
Sign in with your email, type your company's name and make your first quote. Fourteen days free, no card: if it's no use to you, you pay nothing.