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Best Solar Company Website Examples
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1. Greentech Renewables
https://www.greentechrenewables.com/
Pet Evolution’s website feels instantly joyful, filled with adorable pet photos that make you smile. Each image is thoughtfully placed, creating a warm sense of care and community. The clean design and friendly colors make exploring feel personal, like you’re walking through a pet lover’s happy place.
Things we love about this web designÂ
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Comprehensive company information
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Strong emphasis on service and logistics
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Clear presentation of product offerings
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2. ACES Solar Corp.
ACES Solar’s website gives breathing room at the bottom of each section, making the content feel open and light. The generous whitespace helps separate their product and service details in a way that doesn’t overwhelm. The layout feels clean, professional, and easy to scan.
Things we love about this web design
- Spacious bottom margins
- Clean separation of content
- Calm, easy‑to-read structure
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3. Blueshift Energy (PH)
Blueshift’s website feels very clean and modern, using well‑spaced sections that make the information easy to follow. Their use of clear icons, simple grid layouts, and large headings helps break up complex solar service details. The design gives off a professional and trustworthy vibe.
Things we love about this web design
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Clear, spacious sectioning
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Simple yet effective iconography
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Modern, trustworthy look
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4. SolidGreenÂ
SolidGreen’s website uses a thoughtful color palette that feels fresh and environmentally focused. Dark green conveys reliability, light green adds a clean and natural touch, and white provides breathing space. Accents of blue colors give a professional, grounded tone throughout the site.
Things we love about this web design
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Fresh, environmental colors
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Balanced use of green shades
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Professional and clean layout
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5. SunPower
SunPower’s website features a clean white backdrop with strong dark‑blue headings and bright yellow accents that convey energy and modernity. The layout guides users smoothly through product highlights, solar + storage solutions, and how it works. It feels premium yet approachable, emphasizing both trust and innovation.
Things we love about this web design
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Efficient layout foundationÂ
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Clear structure that guides user flow
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High‑tech yet user‑friendly aesthetic
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6. SolarifyÂ
Solarify’s website uses bold red hues that feel powerful and energetic, very fitting for an AI‑based solar performance tool. The red accents draw the eye to key actions and features, while neutral backgrounds let the color pop without overwhelming the design.
Things we love about this web design
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Striking red accent color
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High contrast focus
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Energetic, confident tone
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7. SunnyMac Solar
SunnyMac Solar’s website looks very professional and trustworthy. The design uses a lot of clean white space and strong, full‑width photos that show their solar panels, roofs, and installations. Their content is well-organized with simple icons and sections explaining benefits like net‑metering, financing, and storage.
Things we love about this web design
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Clean, professional layout
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Big, clear imagery of solar systems
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Well‑structured service explanation
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8. Power HomeÂ
PowerHome’s website uses a clean white background that makes the images of solar panels and installations stand out. The layout is simple and structured, with well-spaced sections that clearly explain products, services, and benefits. The design feels professional, straightforward, and easy to navigate.
Things we love about this web design
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Clean white background
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Well-spaced, organized layout
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Professional and easy to read
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9. SolectÂ
Solect’s homepage features animated counters showing metrics like megawatts installed and projects completed. The smooth counting effect gives a dynamic feel and immediately communicates their scale and credibility. You’ll definitely like that feature!Â
Things we love about this web design
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Animated moving numbers
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Clear emphasis on scale
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Professional and trustworthy feel
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10. Go Solar PowerÂ
Go Solar Power’s website is very text‑heavy, with long paragraphs describing their services, process, and values. While the content is detailed and informative, the dense layout may feel overwhelming to visitors who prefer quick, visual browsing. Nonetheless, this is a websie worth visiting!Â
Things we love about this web design
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Very detailed information
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Transparent service explanations
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Thorough company storytelling
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These are my favourites.
BONUS: Wix
URL: wix.com
Although this one shouldn't be on the list - I couldn't keep this one from you. Wix has amazing website themes and leads by example. Their own homepage looks stunning.
What can you learn from this great website
- Playful design
- Clear call to actions
- Great user experience
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FAQ
What makes a good solar company website example?
A solar company website example should have a minimalistic design, be easy to navigate, and include a lot of social proof. Have a look at this page for great example websites.
How to create a solar company website example?
- Analyze the best examples on this page
- Make notes of what you like – and what you don’t like
- Design your own site with this drag & drop website builderÂ
- Publish your website with our recommended hosting platform.
How much does a solar company website example cost?
A web designer will charge anywhere between $1800 and $4800 for a decent website. However, this article will teach you to do it yourself for less than $100.
What information is needed on a solar company website example?
Your website will need at least the following pages: ‘Home, About us, Contact, Timetable. To create trust with your visitor it’s important to show lots of pictures and videos of your classes.