Leads dashboard

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• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.
• medium
  No certifications/memberships shown

  I didn't see SAPVIA, PV GreenCard, or any compliance signal on the homepage. Especially after a few high-profile bad-installer stories, prospects looking at quotes specifically check for these.
• medium
  Built on WordPress

  Your site runs on WordPress (Divi/Elementor/similar) — that means a steady drip of plugin updates, security patches, and the occasional surprise breakage when one of them conflicts. SA service businesses on WordPress typically lose half a day every other month to maintenance, plus the standing risk of being out of action on a Saturday morning.

• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.
• Add a savings calculator. A small interactive "your bill → estimated savings over 25 years" tool keeps people on the page and gives them their own number to mention when they call.
• Show the install process. A clear 5-step process (consult → design → quote → install → sign-off) removes the biggest objection in solar — "I don't know what I'm getting into".

• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.
• medium
  No testimonials visible

  I couldn't find any customer testimonials on the homepage — and you almost certainly have great ones on Google. For a service business, third-party proof is the biggest objection-buster you can show.
• medium
  No certifications/memberships shown

  I didn't see SAPVIA, PV GreenCard, or any compliance signal on the homepage. Especially after a few high-profile bad-installer stories, prospects looking at quotes specifically check for these.

• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.
• Add a savings calculator. A small interactive "your bill → estimated savings over 25 years" tool keeps people on the page and gives them their own number to mention when they call.
• Show the install process. A clear 5-step process (consult → design → quote → install → sign-off) removes the biggest objection in solar — "I don't know what I'm getting into".

• high
  Phone number not tap-to-call

  Your phone number on the page isn't a tap-to-call link. Every mobile visitor has to manually copy or memorise the number to dial. For a service business that's the single highest-leverage fix on the whole site.
• medium
  No social-share previews

  When someone shares your URL on WhatsApp, LinkedIn, or Facebook, no preview image or description shows — just the bare URL. Open Graph tags fix this in 4 lines of HTML.
• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Show the install process. A clear 5-step process (consult → design → quote → install → sign-off) removes the biggest objection in solar — "I don't know what I'm getting into".
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.

• high
  Homepage is 325 KB

  Your homepage is 325 KB — about 11× heavier than what mobile-first sites in the same space ship. On 4G that's a load that costs you about 2–3 seconds of patience before someone bounces.
• medium
  No testimonials visible

  I couldn't find any customer testimonials on the homepage — and you almost certainly have great ones on Google. For a service business, third-party proof is the biggest objection-buster you can show.
• medium
  No certifications/memberships shown

  I didn't see SAPVIA, PV GreenCard, or any compliance signal on the homepage. Especially after a few high-profile bad-installer stories, prospects looking at quotes specifically check for these.

• Quote form above the fold. Right now visitors scroll several screens before they can reach a contact form. Putting a 3-field quote form (name / phone / suburb) right next to the hero typically lifts enquiries 1.5–2×.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.
• Add a savings calculator. A small interactive "your bill → estimated savings over 25 years" tool keeps people on the page and gives them their own number to mention when they call.

• high
  Phone number not tap-to-call

  Your phone number on the page isn't a tap-to-call link. Every mobile visitor has to manually copy or memorise the number to dial. For a service business that's the single highest-leverage fix on the whole site.
• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.
• medium
  No certifications/memberships shown

  I didn't see SAPVIA, PV GreenCard, or any compliance signal on the homepage. Especially after a few high-profile bad-installer stories, prospects looking at quotes specifically check for these.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Quote form above the fold. Right now visitors scroll several screens before they can reach a contact form. Putting a 3-field quote form (name / phone / suburb) right next to the hero typically lifts enquiries 1.5–2×.
• Show the install process. A clear 5-step process (consult → design → quote → install → sign-off) removes the biggest objection in solar — "I don't know what I'm getting into".

• high
  Homepage is 256 KB

  Your homepage is 256 KB — about 9× heavier than what mobile-first sites in the same space ship. On 4G that's a load that costs you about 2–3 seconds of patience before someone bounces.
• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.
• medium
  No certifications/memberships shown

  I didn't see SAPVIA, PV GreenCard, or any compliance signal on the homepage. Especially after a few high-profile bad-installer stories, prospects looking at quotes specifically check for these.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Quote form above the fold. Right now visitors scroll several screens before they can reach a contact form. Putting a 3-field quote form (name / phone / suburb) right next to the hero typically lifts enquiries 1.5–2×.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.

• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.
• medium
  No testimonials visible

  I couldn't find any customer testimonials on the homepage — and you almost certainly have great ones on Google. For a service business, third-party proof is the biggest objection-buster you can show.
• medium
  No certifications/memberships shown

  I didn't see SAPVIA, PV GreenCard, or any compliance signal on the homepage. Especially after a few high-profile bad-installer stories, prospects looking at quotes specifically check for these.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.
• Add a savings calculator. A small interactive "your bill → estimated savings over 25 years" tool keeps people on the page and gives them their own number to mention when they call.

• medium
  No testimonials visible

  I couldn't find any customer testimonials on the homepage — and you almost certainly have great ones on Google. For a service business, third-party proof is the biggest objection-buster you can show.
• medium
  No certifications/memberships shown

  I didn't see SAPVIA, PV GreenCard, or any compliance signal on the homepage. Especially after a few high-profile bad-installer stories, prospects looking at quotes specifically check for these.
• medium
  Built on WordPress

  Your site runs on WordPress (Divi/Elementor/similar) — that means a steady drip of plugin updates, security patches, and the occasional surprise breakage when one of them conflicts. SA service businesses on WordPress typically lose half a day every other month to maintenance, plus the standing risk of being out of action on a Saturday morning.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Quote form above the fold. Right now visitors scroll several screens before they can reach a contact form. Putting a 3-field quote form (name / phone / suburb) right next to the hero typically lifts enquiries 1.5–2×.
• Show the install process. A clear 5-step process (consult → design → quote → install → sign-off) removes the biggest objection in solar — "I don't know what I'm getting into".

• medium
  No single H1 / multiple H1s

  Your page either has no H1 tag or several of them. Google needs one clear H1 to know what the page is about — without it you're competing for "dewaplumbing.co.za" rather than "solar [your suburb]".
• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.
• medium
  No testimonials visible

  I couldn't find any customer testimonials on the homepage — and you almost certainly have great ones on Google. For a service business, third-party proof is the biggest objection-buster you can show.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Show the install process. A clear 5-step process (consult → design → quote → install → sign-off) removes the biggest objection in solar — "I don't know what I'm getting into".
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.

• medium
  No social-share previews

  When someone shares your URL on WhatsApp, LinkedIn, or Facebook, no preview image or description shows — just the bare URL. Open Graph tags fix this in 4 lines of HTML.
• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.
• medium
  No testimonials visible

  I couldn't find any customer testimonials on the homepage — and you almost certainly have great ones on Google. For a service business, third-party proof is the biggest objection-buster you can show.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Show the install process. A clear 5-step process (consult → design → quote → install → sign-off) removes the biggest objection in solar — "I don't know what I'm getting into".
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.

• medium
  No single H1 / multiple H1s

  Your page either has no H1 tag or several of them. Google needs one clear H1 to know what the page is about — without it you're competing for "soulplumbing.co.za" rather than "solar [your suburb]".
• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.
• medium
  No testimonials visible

  I couldn't find any customer testimonials on the homepage — and you almost certainly have great ones on Google. For a service business, third-party proof is the biggest objection-buster you can show.

• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.
• Add a savings calculator. A small interactive "your bill → estimated savings over 25 years" tool keeps people on the page and gives them their own number to mention when they call.
• Show the install process. A clear 5-step process (consult → design → quote → install → sign-off) removes the biggest objection in solar — "I don't know what I'm getting into".

• high
  Phone number not tap-to-call

  Your phone number on the page isn't a tap-to-call link. Every mobile visitor has to manually copy or memorise the number to dial. For a service business that's the single highest-leverage fix on the whole site.
• medium
  No social-share previews

  When someone shares your URL on WhatsApp, LinkedIn, or Facebook, no preview image or description shows — just the bare URL. Open Graph tags fix this in 4 lines of HTML.
• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Show the install process. A clear 5-step process (consult → design → quote → install → sign-off) removes the biggest objection in solar — "I don't know what I'm getting into".
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.

• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.
• medium
  No testimonials visible

  I couldn't find any customer testimonials on the homepage — and you almost certainly have great ones on Google. For a service business, third-party proof is the biggest objection-buster you can show.
• medium
  No certifications/memberships shown

  I didn't see SAPVIA, PV GreenCard, or any compliance signal on the homepage. Especially after a few high-profile bad-installer stories, prospects looking at quotes specifically check for these.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.
• Add a savings calculator. A small interactive "your bill → estimated savings over 25 years" tool keeps people on the page and gives them their own number to mention when they call.

• high
  Phone number not tap-to-call

  Your phone number on the page isn't a tap-to-call link. Every mobile visitor has to manually copy or memorise the number to dial. For a service business that's the single highest-leverage fix on the whole site.
• medium
  No single H1 / multiple H1s

  Your page either has no H1 tag or several of them. Google needs one clear H1 to know what the page is about — without it you're competing for "4waysplumbers.co.za" rather than "solar [your suburb]".
• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.
• Add a savings calculator. A small interactive "your bill → estimated savings over 25 years" tool keeps people on the page and gives them their own number to mention when they call.

• high
  Mobile zoom disabled

  Your viewport meta tag disables pinch-to-zoom — that's a WCAG accessibility violation and Google flags it as a mobile-friendly issue. Also blocks the few visitors who genuinely need to zoom.
• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.
• medium
  No testimonials visible

  I couldn't find any customer testimonials on the homepage — and you almost certainly have great ones on Google. For a service business, third-party proof is the biggest objection-buster you can show.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Quote form above the fold. Right now visitors scroll several screens before they can reach a contact form. Putting a 3-field quote form (name / phone / suburb) right next to the hero typically lifts enquiries 1.5–2×.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.

• high
  Mobile zoom disabled

  Your viewport meta tag disables pinch-to-zoom — that's a WCAG accessibility violation and Google flags it as a mobile-friendly issue. Also blocks the few visitors who genuinely need to zoom.
• high
  Phone number not tap-to-call

  Your phone number on the page isn't a tap-to-call link. Every mobile visitor has to manually copy or memorise the number to dial. For a service business that's the single highest-leverage fix on the whole site.
• medium
  No single H1 / multiple H1s

  Your page either has no H1 tag or several of them. Google needs one clear H1 to know what the page is about — without it you're competing for "thompsonsplumbing.co.za" rather than "solar [your suburb]".

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.
• Add a savings calculator. A small interactive "your bill → estimated savings over 25 years" tool keeps people on the page and gives them their own number to mention when they call.

• medium
  No social-share previews

  When someone shares your URL on WhatsApp, LinkedIn, or Facebook, no preview image or description shows — just the bare URL. Open Graph tags fix this in 4 lines of HTML.
• medium
  No certifications/memberships shown

  I didn't see SAPVIA, PV GreenCard, or any compliance signal on the homepage. Especially after a few high-profile bad-installer stories, prospects looking at quotes specifically check for these.
• medium
  Built on WordPress

  Your site runs on WordPress (Divi/Elementor/similar) — that means a steady drip of plugin updates, security patches, and the occasional surprise breakage when one of them conflicts. SA service businesses on WordPress typically lose half a day every other month to maintenance, plus the standing risk of being out of action on a Saturday morning.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Quote form above the fold. Right now visitors scroll several screens before they can reach a contact form. Putting a 3-field quote form (name / phone / suburb) right next to the hero typically lifts enquiries 1.5–2×.
• Show the install process. A clear 5-step process (consult → design → quote → install → sign-off) removes the biggest objection in solar — "I don't know what I'm getting into".

• high
  Homepage is 491 KB

  Your homepage is 491 KB — about 16× heavier than what mobile-first sites in the same space ship. On 4G that's a load that costs you about 2–3 seconds of patience before someone bounces.
• high
  Mobile zoom disabled

  Your viewport meta tag disables pinch-to-zoom — that's a WCAG accessibility violation and Google flags it as a mobile-friendly issue. Also blocks the few visitors who genuinely need to zoom.
• medium
  No single H1 / multiple H1s

  Your page either has no H1 tag or several of them. Google needs one clear H1 to know what the page is about — without it you're competing for "aquatechplumbing.co.za" rather than "solar [your suburb]".

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Quote form above the fold. Right now visitors scroll several screens before they can reach a contact form. Putting a 3-field quote form (name / phone / suburb) right next to the hero typically lifts enquiries 1.5–2×.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.

• high
  Homepage is 277 KB

  Your homepage is 277 KB — about 9× heavier than what mobile-first sites in the same space ship. On 4G that's a load that costs you about 2–3 seconds of patience before someone bounces.
• medium
  No single H1 / multiple H1s

  Your page either has no H1 tag or several of them. Google needs one clear H1 to know what the page is about — without it you're competing for "combatplumbingcpt.co.za" rather than "solar [your suburb]".
• medium
  No certifications/memberships shown

  I didn't see SAPVIA, PV GreenCard, or any compliance signal on the homepage. Especially after a few high-profile bad-installer stories, prospects looking at quotes specifically check for these.

• Quote form above the fold. Right now visitors scroll several screens before they can reach a contact form. Putting a 3-field quote form (name / phone / suburb) right next to the hero typically lifts enquiries 1.5–2×.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.
• Add a savings calculator. A small interactive "your bill → estimated savings over 25 years" tool keeps people on the page and gives them their own number to mention when they call.

• high
  Homepage is 419 KB

  Your homepage is 419 KB — about 14× heavier than what mobile-first sites in the same space ship. On 4G that's a load that costs you about 2–3 seconds of patience before someone bounces.
• medium
  No single H1 / multiple H1s

  Your page either has no H1 tag or several of them. Google needs one clear H1 to know what the page is about — without it you're competing for "pjplumbing.co.za" rather than "solar [your suburb]".
• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Quote form above the fold. Right now visitors scroll several screens before they can reach a contact form. Putting a 3-field quote form (name / phone / suburb) right next to the hero typically lifts enquiries 1.5–2×.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.

• high
  Mobile zoom disabled

  Your viewport meta tag disables pinch-to-zoom — that's a WCAG accessibility violation and Google flags it as a mobile-friendly issue. Also blocks the few visitors who genuinely need to zoom.
• medium
  No single H1 / multiple H1s

  Your page either has no H1 tag or several of them. Google needs one clear H1 to know what the page is about — without it you're competing for "rsplumbingservices.com" rather than "solar [your suburb]".
• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.
• Add a savings calculator. A small interactive "your bill → estimated savings over 25 years" tool keeps people on the page and gives them their own number to mention when they call.

• high
  Homepage is 448 KB

  Your homepage is 448 KB — about 15× heavier than what mobile-first sites in the same space ship. On 4G that's a load that costs you about 2–3 seconds of patience before someone bounces.
• high
  Mobile zoom disabled

  Your viewport meta tag disables pinch-to-zoom — that's a WCAG accessibility violation and Google flags it as a mobile-friendly issue. Also blocks the few visitors who genuinely need to zoom.
• medium
  No single H1 / multiple H1s

  Your page either has no H1 tag or several of them. Google needs one clear H1 to know what the page is about — without it you're competing for "absoluteplumbingcapetown.co.za" rather than "solar [your suburb]".

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Quote form above the fold. Right now visitors scroll several screens before they can reach a contact form. Putting a 3-field quote form (name / phone / suburb) right next to the hero typically lifts enquiries 1.5–2×.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.

• high
  Mobile zoom disabled

  Your viewport meta tag disables pinch-to-zoom — that's a WCAG accessibility violation and Google flags it as a mobile-friendly issue. Also blocks the few visitors who genuinely need to zoom.
• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.
• medium
  No testimonials visible

  I couldn't find any customer testimonials on the homepage — and you almost certainly have great ones on Google. For a service business, third-party proof is the biggest objection-buster you can show.

• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.
• Add a savings calculator. A small interactive "your bill → estimated savings over 25 years" tool keeps people on the page and gives them their own number to mention when they call.
• Show the install process. A clear 5-step process (consult → design → quote → install → sign-off) removes the biggest objection in solar — "I don't know what I'm getting into".

• high
  Mobile zoom disabled

  Your viewport meta tag disables pinch-to-zoom — that's a WCAG accessibility violation and Google flags it as a mobile-friendly issue. Also blocks the few visitors who genuinely need to zoom.
• medium
  Built on WordPress

  Your site runs on WordPress (Divi/Elementor/similar) — that means a steady drip of plugin updates, security patches, and the occasional surprise breakage when one of them conflicts. SA service businesses on WordPress typically lose half a day every other month to maintenance, plus the standing risk of being out of action on a Saturday morning.
• low
  No canonical URL

  Your page is missing a canonical URL tag. Worth fixing — it stops duplicate-content issues if anyone ever links to your site with tracking parameters.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.
• Add a savings calculator. A small interactive "your bill → estimated savings over 25 years" tool keeps people on the page and gives them their own number to mention when they call.

• medium
  60 images on the homepage

  60 image requests on a single page is a lot — most of them aren't actually visible above the fold. They're slowing down everything that matters more, including your contact CTAs.
• medium
  No testimonials visible

  I couldn't find any customer testimonials on the homepage — and you almost certainly have great ones on Google. For a service business, third-party proof is the biggest objection-buster you can show.
• medium
  Built on WordPress

  Your site runs on WordPress (Divi/Elementor/similar) — that means a steady drip of plugin updates, security patches, and the occasional surprise breakage when one of them conflicts. SA service businesses on WordPress typically lose half a day every other month to maintenance, plus the standing risk of being out of action on a Saturday morning.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Quote form above the fold. Right now visitors scroll several screens before they can reach a contact form. Putting a 3-field quote form (name / phone / suburb) right next to the hero typically lifts enquiries 1.5–2×.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.

• medium
  No single H1 / multiple H1s

  Your page either has no H1 tag or several of them. Google needs one clear H1 to know what the page is about — without it you're competing for "rayandsons.co.za" rather than "solar [your suburb]".
• medium
  No social-share previews

  When someone shares your URL on WhatsApp, LinkedIn, or Facebook, no preview image or description shows — just the bare URL. Open Graph tags fix this in 4 lines of HTML.
• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.

• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.
• Add a savings calculator. A small interactive "your bill → estimated savings over 25 years" tool keeps people on the page and gives them their own number to mention when they call.
• Show the install process. A clear 5-step process (consult → design → quote → install → sign-off) removes the biggest objection in solar — "I don't know what I'm getting into".

• high
  Homepage is 293 KB

  Your homepage is 293 KB — about 10× heavier than what mobile-first sites in the same space ship. On 4G that's a load that costs you about 2–3 seconds of patience before someone bounces.
• medium
  52 images on the homepage

  52 image requests on a single page is a lot — most of them aren't actually visible above the fold. They're slowing down everything that matters more, including your contact CTAs.
• medium
  No certifications/memberships shown

  I didn't see SAPVIA, PV GreenCard, or any compliance signal on the homepage. Especially after a few high-profile bad-installer stories, prospects looking at quotes specifically check for these.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Quote form above the fold. Right now visitors scroll several screens before they can reach a contact form. Putting a 3-field quote form (name / phone / suburb) right next to the hero typically lifts enquiries 1.5–2×.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.

• high
  Phone number not tap-to-call

  Your phone number on the page isn't a tap-to-call link. Every mobile visitor has to manually copy or memorise the number to dial. For a service business that's the single highest-leverage fix on the whole site.
• medium
  No single H1 / multiple H1s

  Your page either has no H1 tag or several of them. Google needs one clear H1 to know what the page is about — without it you're competing for "isocool.co.za" rather than "solar [your suburb]".
• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Quote form above the fold. Right now visitors scroll several screens before they can reach a contact form. Putting a 3-field quote form (name / phone / suburb) right next to the hero typically lifts enquiries 1.5–2×.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.

• high
  Homepage is 756 KB

  Your homepage is 756 KB — about 25× heavier than what mobile-first sites in the same space ship. On 4G that's a load that costs you about 2–3 seconds of patience before someone bounces.
• high
  Mobile zoom disabled

  Your viewport meta tag disables pinch-to-zoom — that's a WCAG accessibility violation and Google flags it as a mobile-friendly issue. Also blocks the few visitors who genuinely need to zoom.
• medium
  No testimonials visible

  I couldn't find any customer testimonials on the homepage — and you almost certainly have great ones on Google. For a service business, third-party proof is the biggest objection-buster you can show.

• Quote form above the fold. Right now visitors scroll several screens before they can reach a contact form. Putting a 3-field quote form (name / phone / suburb) right next to the hero typically lifts enquiries 1.5–2×.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.
• Add a savings calculator. A small interactive "your bill → estimated savings over 25 years" tool keeps people on the page and gives them their own number to mention when they call.

• high
  Phone number not tap-to-call

  Your phone number on the page isn't a tap-to-call link. Every mobile visitor has to manually copy or memorise the number to dial. For a service business that's the single highest-leverage fix on the whole site.
• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.
• medium
  No certifications/memberships shown

  I didn't see SAPVIA, PV GreenCard, or any compliance signal on the homepage. Especially after a few high-profile bad-installer stories, prospects looking at quotes specifically check for these.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Quote form above the fold. Right now visitors scroll several screens before they can reach a contact form. Putting a 3-field quote form (name / phone / suburb) right next to the hero typically lifts enquiries 1.5–2×.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.

• medium
  No single H1 / multiple H1s

  Your page either has no H1 tag or several of them. Google needs one clear H1 to know what the page is about — without it you're competing for "averagepower.co.za" rather than "solar [your suburb]".
• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.
• medium
  No testimonials visible

  I couldn't find any customer testimonials on the homepage — and you almost certainly have great ones on Google. For a service business, third-party proof is the biggest objection-buster you can show.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.
• Add a savings calculator. A small interactive "your bill → estimated savings over 25 years" tool keeps people on the page and gives them their own number to mention when they call.

• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.
• medium
  No certifications/memberships shown

  I didn't see SAPVIA, PV GreenCard, or any compliance signal on the homepage. Especially after a few high-profile bad-installer stories, prospects looking at quotes specifically check for these.
• medium
  Built on WordPress

  Your site runs on WordPress (Divi/Elementor/similar) — that means a steady drip of plugin updates, security patches, and the occasional surprise breakage when one of them conflicts. SA service businesses on WordPress typically lose half a day every other month to maintenance, plus the standing risk of being out of action on a Saturday morning.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.
• Add a savings calculator. A small interactive "your bill → estimated savings over 25 years" tool keeps people on the page and gives them their own number to mention when they call.

• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.
• medium
  No certifications/memberships shown

  I didn't see SAPVIA, PV GreenCard, or any compliance signal on the homepage. Especially after a few high-profile bad-installer stories, prospects looking at quotes specifically check for these.
• medium
  Built on WordPress

  Your site runs on WordPress (Divi/Elementor/similar) — that means a steady drip of plugin updates, security patches, and the occasional surprise breakage when one of them conflicts. SA service businesses on WordPress typically lose half a day every other month to maintenance, plus the standing risk of being out of action on a Saturday morning.

• Quote form above the fold. Right now visitors scroll several screens before they can reach a contact form. Putting a 3-field quote form (name / phone / suburb) right next to the hero typically lifts enquiries 1.5–2×.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.
• Add a savings calculator. A small interactive "your bill → estimated savings over 25 years" tool keeps people on the page and gives them their own number to mention when they call.

• medium
  No single H1 / multiple H1s

  Your page either has no H1 tag or several of them. Google needs one clear H1 to know what the page is about — without it you're competing for "coreaircon.co.za" rather than "solar [your suburb]".
• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.
• medium
  No testimonials visible

  I couldn't find any customer testimonials on the homepage — and you almost certainly have great ones on Google. For a service business, third-party proof is the biggest objection-buster you can show.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Quote form above the fold. Right now visitors scroll several screens before they can reach a contact form. Putting a 3-field quote form (name / phone / suburb) right next to the hero typically lifts enquiries 1.5–2×.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.

• high
  Homepage is 1315 KB

  Your homepage is 1315 KB — about 44× heavier than what mobile-first sites in the same space ship. On 4G that's a load that costs you about 2–3 seconds of patience before someone bounces.
• medium
  No single H1 / multiple H1s

  Your page either has no H1 tag or several of them. Google needs one clear H1 to know what the page is about — without it you're competing for "eaccontractors.co.za" rather than "solar [your suburb]".
• medium
  No persistent mobile CTA

  There's no always-visible call/quote bar at the bottom of mobile screens. Visitors who scroll past the hero have to scroll all the way back up to reach you.

• WhatsApp click-to-chat. Most SA service-business leads now come via WhatsApp. A click-to-chat button with a pre-filled "I'd like a quote for…" message cuts the friction to nearly zero.
• Quote form above the fold. Right now visitors scroll several screens before they can reach a contact form. Putting a 3-field quote form (name / phone / suburb) right next to the hero typically lifts enquiries 1.5–2×.
• Show price ranges. Listing typical price ranges (even just "from R85k for residential") doubles the inbound enquiry quality — under-budget prospects self-disqualify before they cost you a sales call.