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ABOUT THIS TEMPLATE
A solar and EV charger install quote template built for high-ticket, estimate-led work: the customer configures panels, battery storage and add-ons, and gets a realistic ballpark before anyone books a survey. It covers the three upgrades homeowners increasingly buy together (solar, storage and EV charging) in a single flow.
Renewables enquiries are the definition of “how much roughly?” A homeowner has seen a neighbour’s panels and wants a number, not a two-week wait for a callback. This template gives them a credible estimate range on the spot, which does two useful things: it qualifies the genuinely interested from the merely curious, and it means the leads that reach you already have realistic expectations on price.
Who this template is for
Solar installers, battery storage specialists and electricians fitting EV chargers. If your enquiries are high in value but you’re spending unpaid hours on surveys and quotes for people who were never in budget, this template does the first cut for you.
What the form asks
Number of panels (a slider), battery storage (none, 5kWh, 10kWh), and add-ons such as an EV charger, a hot-water diverter, bird protection and scaffolding. You can extend it with roof type, orientation, current EV or planned purchase, and property details using Quotify’s supported question types, with conditional questions so people only see what applies to them.
How to customise it for your business
Plug in your own per-panel pricing, battery tier costs, EV charger and diverter prices, and scaffolding rates. Because the survey confirms the final number, an estimate range often works better here than a single figure. See how pricing logic works to wire it up, then embed it on your website or share a direct link.
COMMON QUESTIONS
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How should I price a solar, battery or EV charger install?
Most installers price the panels by number (or system size), add a fixed cost for the battery tier, then stack on add-ons like an EV charger, a hot-water diverter or scaffolding. The Quotify template does exactly that: a panel slider drives the base cost, the battery option adds its tier price, and the extras layer on top for an instant estimate.
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Every install is different and needs a survey. Is an instant price honest?
It is if you frame it as a ballpark, which is what high-ticket buyers actually want first. The form gives a realistic estimate range from the panel count, battery and add-ons, enough for the customer to know if it's in budget, then you confirm the exact figure at survey. It filters out the tyre-kickers before you send anyone up a ladder.
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Can I quote solar, battery storage and EV charging in one form?
Yes. A homeowner adding panels often wants a battery and an EV charger at the same time, so the template covers all three in a single flow. Each part has its own pricing, and the total updates live as they add or remove options.
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How do I handle scaffolding and access?
Add scaffolding as an optional extra (or a conditional one, triggered by roof height or storeys). It's one of the biggest swing factors on an install cost, so pricing it explicitly keeps your estimate honest rather than absorbing it and losing margin.
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Can the form capture roof type, orientation or MCS questions?
Yes. You can extend it with any of Quotify's supported question types to ask about roof material, pitch, orientation, shading or existing supply. Use conditional questions so homeowners only see what's relevant to the system they're configuring.
Last updated 2 July 2026