Jobs the site should sell
Clear pages or blocks for residential solar, battery storage, commercial solar, system upgrades, inverter replacement, EV charger installs, panel maintenance or cleaning and off-grid work beat one generic services dump. Publish the jobs you actually take. Clean Energy Council style accreditation and electrical licence details belong only when they match what your installers hold.
Emergency vs planned work
Failed inverter or outage-style urgency needs a phone number that is obvious on a phone. Design quotes need a form that captures suburb, roof type if known, average bill or usage notes, battery interest, photos of switchboard or roof and preferred contact. Both paths belong on the same site.
After submit, the confirmation message should set expectations for call-back timing without inventing response-time guarantees you cannot keep.
Trust cues customers check
Customers look for installer accreditation, electrical licence links and warranties explained in plain English. Show only credentials you can verify. JetBlok will not invent accreditation numbers, rebate amounts or savings percentages. Warranty wording belongs only after you have reviewed it.
Photo proof helps: installed arrays, inverters, batteries and team shots on roof with safety gear (with consent). Before and after bill screenshots belong only when they are real and approved.
Quote form fields and photo checklist
A solar quote form should collect enough detail to triage the job: suburb, roof type if known, usage or bill notes, battery interest, photos and preferred contact.
Photo uploads matter for roof orientation, shading and switchboard layout. The form should work on mobile data. Slow image-heavy galleries that block the quote form cost enquiries.