Directory listings

The directory is seeded from public business information, Google Places signals and installer submissions. A launch listing is not the same as a verified recommendation. It becomes more useful when installers claim profiles, correct details and add evidence such as service areas, company references, photos and warranty information.

Every homeowner should still carry out normal checks before signing a contract: SEAI registration for grant work, electrical credentials, insurance, written scope, warranty terms, BER or grant paperwork and clear payment milestones.

How ordering and scores work

SolarGuide may use a launch score to help sort profiles. That score can consider public rating signals, review volume, profile completeness, service relevance, location coverage and contact quality. It is a discovery aid, not a quality guarantee.

Paid plans can improve profile presentation or sponsored visibility, but paid placement should be marked or separated from editorial checks where it matters. Paying for a profile does not mean SolarGuide has inspected installations or guaranteed workmanship.

Google review snippets

Some listings show a small sample of public Google review snippets. These are used as review signals and should link back to Google where possible. They are not SolarGuide reviews and they are not treated as proof that an installer is suitable for every home.

Quote requests and lead sharing

If you request installer matching, SolarGuide can review your enquiry and, where relevant, share it with up to 3 solar installers covering your area. The form asks for explicit consent before this happens. We do not sell your contact details as an unrelated mailing list.

The best SolarGuide lead should include county or Eircode, home type, electricity usage or bill, roof direction, shading, battery interest, timeline and whether you own the property.

Corrections and deletion requests

If a listing is wrong, if you own a business profile, or if you want personal enquiry data corrected or deleted, use the request page below. Launch-stage data should be easy to fix.