Introduce your business
Share the areas you serve, your installation experience and the services you provide. If approved, a profile can explain your capabilities and the scope and date of any checks.
For solar installation businesses
Apply to work with Living With Solar. We’re inviting experienced solar installers who can document their work, provide applicable contractor credentials and help homeowners compare clear, written proposals.
Apply as an installer ↗Application review required. No automatic listing or guaranteed referrals.
A homeowner-focused partnership
Share the areas you serve, your installation experience and the services you provide. If approved, a profile can explain your capabilities and the scope and date of any checks.
Accepted partners can discuss referral opportunities for their service areas. Availability and enquiry volume vary. Commercial terms must be agreed separately before referrals begin.
Offer permission-cleared project examples or technical insights. Editorial contributions are assessed separately; partnership does not automatically confer expert-review status.
Before you apply
The owner or technical lead should have at least two years of relevant solar experience. Identify that person, their role, experience and the business’s operating history separately.
Provide project examples with approximate completion dates, city, system size and your role. Use public portfolio links or redacted summaries. We may request references with permission.
Identify the legal business, licence holder, licence number, issuing authority and expiry. Where another licensed contractor performs electrical work, identify that contractor and the relationship.
Be ready to provide current insurance evidence. Specify states, cities and ZIP codes you actually serve, and whether employees or subcontractors perform the work.
Explain equipment choices, cash and financing costs, production assumptions, warranty exclusions, permits and utility approval responsibilities in writing.
Disclose material complaints or licence restrictions. Respect the purpose of each homeowner request and applicable contact rules. Do not resell enquiry details or make unsupported savings promises.
These are Living With Solar’s application standards, not a substitute for legal requirements. Requirements vary by jurisdiction and activity. For Texas, consult TDLR licence verification and solar retailer guidance and exemptions. Certifications do not replace a required contractor licence.
How onboarding works
Complete the form below. Your details go to the Living With Solar team for partnership review.
We may follow up for licence, insurance, project and reference evidence. Applicants should be assessed against the published requirements before acceptance.
If accepted, agree service areas, referral terms, data handling and any public profile before activation. Maintain current credentials and tell us about material changes.
Installer registration
Complete all three steps. This application goes to our team inbox; it does not create a public listing or a WordPress account.
Do not include homeowner names, full residential addresses, identity documents or financial account details. Use public links and redacted project summaries; supporting documents can be requested during review.
Before we work together
Need to explain a licence arrangement or ask about a service area? Contact our team.
No. Applying does not guarantee acceptance, referrals, exclusivity or a particular volume of enquiries.
No. An application is not a public profile. Listing details and the scope of any verification must be agreed after review.
You may apply if the owner or technical lead has at least two years of relevant solar experience and can document completed installations. State both the business age and that person’s experience accurately.
Describe the arrangement, identify the contractor and provide the applicable credentials. Whether the arrangement satisfies local requirements depends on your jurisdiction and activities; it is not accepted automatically.
This page does not collect payment. Any referral compensation, charges or other commercial terms must be agreed separately before partnership activation.
No. Technical review is a separate role requiring relevant qualifications and an actual review of the specific content. Commercial relationships must be disclosed.