AI appointment setter for solar installers: reopen stalled proposals and old solar leads

The tax credit changed the conversation. The federal 30% residential clean energy credit (25D) ended for systems placed in service after December 31, 2025. Many 2025 proposals were built around it and went quiet.

Solar leads are often low intent. Many solar leads come from quick forms and are sold more than once. A large share never reaches a site survey, so the database fills fast.

Long, comparison-heavy decisions. Homeowners compare several installers, financing options and payback numbers. Weeks pass between proposal and decision, and follow-up fades.

Yes, with a different message. Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, the 25D credit dropped to 0% for property placed in service after December 31, 2025, and the date that counts is installation, not contract signing (Instead). Homeowners who were "waiting to see" now need an updated proposal, not a reminder of an old one.

The honest reopening is simple: "the incentives changed at the end of 2025; do you want an updated number for your home?" Some will be done with solar. Others still want lower bills, backup power or a battery, and will book a consultation.

Existing customers are often the warmest list you have. They already trust you and know their usage.

The AI opens with a short, specific message, then answers what homeowners actually ask: "what changed with the credit?", "can I finance it?", "do I need a new roof first?", "what about a battery?". It never quotes savings or prices. It books a consultation with your advisor, who gives the numbers.

Messages respect TCPA quiet hours and state rules, and solar leads bought from vendors are checked for consent first. See texting compliance.

1. You send your old leads. A CSV or CRM export of unsold solar proposals, site survey no-shows and old inquiries, with what each homeowner asked about. We check source and consent with you first.
2. The AI texts each homeowner. The first message mentions their original request. When they reply, it answers questions, handles "not right now" and offers times.
3. Solar consultations land in your calendar. With notes from the conversation, so your team knows what was said.

Messages come from a registered number in your business name, respect TCPA quiet hours and state rules, and every conversation is visible to you. See texting compliance.