Case study: Building homeowner trust with Freedom Forever and Boundless

The solar industry has experienced tremendous growth in recent years, but solar companies face many hurdles in this competitive landscape. A big one is how to educate customers about the nuances of renewable power generation and how to establish credibility and trust in an increasingly saturated market. If you can’t do that, then your business is dead in the water.
One of the primary challenges in selling solar is that for many customers, visualizing the aesthetics of a PV installation on their property and understanding the potential savings can be difficult. Conveying complex technical information about solar energy systems to non-expert customers is another hurdle that installers must overcome.
“Building trust with clear and accurate explanations is key,” explains Sara Escalante, a Sales Representative at Boundless. “Homeowners won’t go solar if they don’t trust you.”
To help build this trust, Boundless uses Aurora’s interactive features to greatly simplify the complex information about solar solutions for homeowners. This simplification played a key role in enhancing trust and engagement, crucial factors in building long-term customer relationships. By enabling customers to visualize their solar projects in real-time and explore different design options, interactive tools facilitate more engaging and productive conversations between sales teams and end-users.
Want to learn more? Check out the entire Freedom Forever and Boundless case study. Be sure to click in to the different personas to see how the companies have improved efficiency (and sales) across the board.
Read the Freedom Forever case study here.
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