Solar & Residential Energy

Solar BPO Services | Lead Qualification and Install Support

Solar sells on a promise that takes twenty-five years to keep, and the contact center is where that promise is either maintained or quietly broken. The industry's reputational problem is not really about panels — it is about the gap between a confident sales conversation and a homeowner who cannot get anyone to answer the phone eighteen months later when production drops or the monitoring app goes dark.

Global Empire Corporation supports solar installers, dealers and financing partners across lead qualification, install coordination and post-install service — including the long service tail most operators discover they have no plan for once the sales cycle moves on to the next quarter.

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The Sale Takes Weeks. The Obligation Lasts Twenty-Five Years

A residential solar sale is a long, appointment-driven cycle: an inquiry, a qualification call, a design consultation, a proposal, a financing decision, a permit, an install date, an inspection, and finally a utility interconnection that can add weeks nobody warned the homeowner about. Every one of those steps generates contact, and every gap between them generates more, because a customer who has committed to a five-figure purchase and heard nothing for three weeks will call to ask whether anything is happening.

Then the sale ends and the relationship does not. Production questions, monitoring alerts, inverter faults, roof work, warranty claims, panel cleaning, and the homeowner who is selling the house and needs the system transferred — these arrive for decades, from customers who have long since stopped being anyone's commission. Left unstaffed, that tail becomes the review score that decides whether the next quarter's leads convert.

  • Leads qualified on roof, ownership, utility and credit basics before a consultant's time is committed
  • Install pipeline contact handled through permitting and interconnection, when silence causes cancellations
  • Post-install production and monitoring questions answered years after the sale closed
  • Appointment setting and confirmation that reduces the no-show rate on in-home consultations
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For solar installers, dealers, EPCs and financing partners

Solar Support Services We Deliver

  • Lead Qualification

    Homeownership, roof age and shading, utility and rough consumption, and financing readiness established before an appointment is booked.

  • Appointment Setting & Confirmation

    Consultations booked into consultants' calendars and confirmed ahead of time, because an in-home no-show is an expensive empty afternoon.

  • Install Pipeline Communication

    Proactive updates through survey, permitting, install and inspection, so a customer never wonders whether they have been forgotten.

  • Interconnection & Utility Coordination

    The step that surprises homeowners most, explained accurately and chased where your process allows.

  • Post-Install Service & Monitoring

    Production questions, monitoring alerts and app problems handled as first-line support before a truck is dispatched.

  • Warranty & Claims Intake

    Panel, inverter and workmanship claims captured with the detail your service team needs to triage without a second call.

  • System Transfer on Home Sale

    Transfers and assumption paperwork when a customer sells, a predictable event most operators have no defined path for.

  • Financing & Billing Questions

    Loan, lease and power purchase agreement questions routed correctly, with a hard line at anything constituting advice.

How a Solar Program Gets Built

The qualification criteria come first, because everything downstream is either helped or wrecked by the quality of what gets through them.

  1. Define disqualification honestly

    Agree what rules a lead out — renters, unsuitable or aged roofs, shading, utility territory, credit thresholds. A desk that passes everything through simply moves the wasted time to a consultant.

  2. Draw the claims line

    Agree exactly what agents may say about savings, production and incentives, and set the default to nothing. This is the single largest compliance exposure in the sector.

  3. Map the pipeline stages

    Identify the points where silence causes cancellations — usually permitting and interconnection — and staff proactive contact into them.

  4. Build first-line service

    Most production complaints are resolved without a truck. Define what agents check, and what genuinely warrants a dispatch.

  5. Plan for the tail

    Design the service desk for customers who bought years ago, because that population only ever grows.

Frequently asked questions

Will agents quote savings or system size?

No, and this is the firmest line on a solar program. Savings depend on consumption, rate schedule, roof geometry, shading, incentives and financing structure, and an approximate figure offered on a qualification call becomes what the customer believes they were promised. Agents establish facts and book the consultation where a qualified person models it properly. Every enforcement problem this industry has had traces back to someone quoting a number they were not equipped to stand behind.

Can agents discuss tax credits and incentives?

Only to the extent of directing customers to authoritative sources and to your own consultants. Federal, state and utility incentives change, they depend on the customer's own tax position, and an agent explaining what someone will receive is giving tax advice without the standing to give it. The safe and honest answer is that eligibility is individual and needs a proper conversation, which is also true. Confirm what your team may state with your own counsel.

How much of the post-install volume can be resolved without a site visit?

A substantial share, and this is where the economics of the desk usually work out. Many production complaints are seasonal expectations, an app login or connectivity problem, a tripped breaker, a monitoring gateway offline, or a customer comparing this January to last July. First-line agents working from your monitoring platform resolve those and dispatch the rest with proper diagnostic detail, which stops a truck roll for something a homeowner could have been talked through.

Our leads come from several sources and vary wildly in quality.

Then the desk should measure that as well as work it. Agents run the same qualification criteria across every source and record the outcome against the source, which after a few weeks tells you what each channel actually produces rather than what it promises. Operators are frequently surprised — the cheapest source is often the one consuming the most consultant time for the fewest installs, and that only becomes visible when qualification is consistent.

What about customers calling about a company that installed and then went under?

It happens constantly in this sector and it needs a decided answer before it arrives, not an improvised one. Whether you service another company's install, on what terms, and what an agent says to a homeowner with a failing system and no warranty holder — those are commercial decisions. Agents follow your position and say it plainly and kindly. What they never do is speculate about another company's obligations or imply a warranty you do not hold.

Can you set appointments as well as qualify?

Yes, and confirming them matters as much as booking them. An in-home consultation that no-shows costs a consultant a half day plus travel, and confirmation contact ahead of the appointment reliably reduces that. Agents book into consultants' real calendars with territory and travel accounted for, and where a customer is clearly not going to proceed, they say so rather than booking a visit to keep a number up.

Do you support commercial as well as residential?

The desk can, with the caveat that they are different sales. Commercial solar involves longer cycles, multiple decision-makers, different financing structures and technical questions residential agents are not equipped for. Where both are in scope, they are routed and scripted separately rather than handled by the same agents from the same script, because a facilities director asking about a rooftop array does not want a residential qualification questionnaire.

What does solar support cost?

It follows the shape of the program: lead volume and how many sources feed it, whether appointment setting is in scope, how much proactive pipeline contact you want through permitting and interconnection, the size of your installed base driving the service tail, whether first-line technical triage against your monitoring platform is included, and the hours covered. The service tail is the part most operators under-budget and the part that most affects their reviews. We quote per operator.

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Our trusted clients

Qualify before a consultant drives out, and still answer the phone in year nine.