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You own the ground-mounted searches. Everything else you sell sits on page three

This review is about who your website brings in. We went through the site, your search rankings and your reviews. The main findings: one page, your ground-mounted systems page, brings in 63% of your Google traffic, ranking 3rd and 4th on searches you own. But commercial, industrial and roof solar, the bigger jobs, all sit between 44th and 58th, even though you have pages for each. None of your traffic comes from people typing your name. And the homepage tells visitors two different things about how long you've been trading. It's all detailed below, with what to do about each one.

"ground mounted solar panels ireland"
4th
One page brings 63% of your Google traffic.
"commercial solar panels"
44th
320 searches a month for work you do. Page five.
Google rating
5.0
From 76 reviews. The homepage shows none of it.
Company ages on the homepage
Two
"Since 2005" and "over 30 years", side by side.
01 The rankings

One page ranks, and it's not the one that sells the biggest jobs

Your site ranks for 26 searches, and 11 of them are commercial, people comparing companies. The ground-mounted page does almost all the work. The pages for your larger commercial and industrial jobs exist, but they sit on page three and beyond. Here's what that looks like search by search.

What people GooglePeople / monthYour situation
solar power solutions210Your homepage is 3rd. A strong ranking.3rd
ground mounted solar panels ireland170Your ground-mounted page, 4th.4th
ground mounted solar panels390Same page, 7th on the bigger version.7th
solar panel solutions14014th, just off page one.14th
solar systems ireland14029th.29th
commercial solar panels320You have an industrial page. It's 44th.44th
industrial solar panels90Same page, 52nd.52nd
solar roof installation70You have a roof page. It's 58th.58th

The pattern is clear. Ground-mounted is a niche you genuinely own, and it earns its keep. But commercial and roof work, the larger contracts, sit on page three, four and five, even though you've built pages for them. The pages are there. The steady work that gets a page from 44th onto page one is what's missing.

02 The specifics

Four things holding the numbers down

Weak
The pages that sell the biggest jobs don't rank
"Commercial solar panels" is 320 searches a month and your industrial page is 44th for it. "Solar roof installation" has a page too, at 58th. These are the larger contracts, and the pages built to win them are on page three and beyond, while the ground-mounted page carries the whole site.
Conflicting
The homepage claims two different ages
The hero says "delivering solar solutions in Ireland since 2005", and right beside it the page says "trusted for over 30 years". A visitor can't tell whether you're 21 years in business or 30-plus. When the first thing a page does is contradict itself, it quietly undercuts every other claim on it.
Hidden
A 5.0 rating the homepage never shows
You have 76 Google reviews at 5.0 stars, and the homepage doesn't show the rating or a single review. The commercial logos, Abbott, SISK, Dublin City Council, prove you to a procurement officer. The star rating is what proves you to a homeowner, and it's the one piece of proof that isn't on the page.
Dated
The footer says 2025
The copyright line at the bottom of every page reads 2025. Small, but a visitor checking whether the company is current gets a stale answer. A one-line fix.
Worth noticing

None of this is a design problem. The proof is already there: the SISK and Abbott logos, the in-house crew of 15 to 20, the real team photos. These are aim and consistency problems. The pages that sell aren't ranking, and the homepage contradicts itself. Both get fixed by steady monthly work, not a redesign.

03 Done for you

The fixes, already written out

Each fix below is ready to hand to whoever manages the site.

Fix 1 · New text for your Google listing
This is what people see when Wyse Solar comes up on Google today, next to what it should say. The current title is just "Home", and neither the title nor the description names what you're best at or shows the rating.
What Google shows now
https://wysesolar.ie
Home - Wyse Solar
Delivering solar solutions in Ireland since 2005. Ground-mounted, commercial and roof-mounted solar PV systems for homes and businesses.
What it should show
https://wysesolar.ie
Commercial & Ground-Mounted Solar Ireland | Wyse Solar
Solar PV for business, industry and ground-mounted sites, delivered by our own in-house crew since 2005. Rated 5.0 from 76 Google reviews.
Fix 2 · The pages to lift off page three
You already have these pages. Each one needs the content and the internal links to move it up. Ordered by the size of the search.
/industrial-installations/ — owns "commercial solar panels" (320/mo, 44th) and "industrial solar panels" (52nd)
/roof-installations/ — "solar roof installation" (70/mo, 58th), needs the job photos and the detail the ground-mounted page has
homepage — "solar systems ireland" (140/mo, 29th) and "solar panel solutions" (14th), both one push from page one
Fix 3 · Fix the contradictions, show the rating
Three edits that cost minutes and remove three easy reasons for a visitor to doubt the page.
Company age → pick one. "Since 2005, built on over 30 years of engineering experience" keeps both facts without the contradiction
Google rating → put "5.0 from 76 reviews" and three real reviews in the homepage's first screen
Footer copyright → change 2025 to 2026
04 The plan

What to do and when

Start at the top. The first two blocks are edits. The bottom block is the monthly work that moves the numbers.

Today
about 30 minutes total
Pick one company age and make the hero consistent.
5 min
Swap in the new Google listing text from Fix 1.
10 min
Add "5.0 from 76 reviews" and three real reviews to the homepage. Change the footer year to 2026.
15 min
This week
about 2 hours
Give the industrial and roof pages proper titles naming their search, and link to them from the ground-mounted page that already ranks.
60 min
Keep asking finished customers for a Google review. 76 at 5.0 is the asset every fix above puts in front of more people.
ongoing
This month
the monthly work
Build out the commercial page. 320 searches a month, currently 44th. The SISK and Abbott projects are exactly the proof that page needs.
1 day
Build out the roof page. Real job photos, the process, the in-house crew. Move it off page three.
half day
Keep leading with ground-mounted. It's the niche you own. Protect the ranking and let it feed links to the pages you're lifting.
ongoing
05 What it adds up to

Run your own numbers on it

Here's the sum in its plain parts. Ground-mounted already works: it brings 63% of your traffic from two rankings you own. The commercial and roof searches, the larger jobs, add up to more than 500 searches a month and currently produce almost nothing, because the pages built for them sit on page three to five. Lift those pages and the bigger contracts start arriving. Fix the age contradiction and show the 5.0, and more of the people who arrive stay. You know what a commercial job is worth against a domestic one. Run those numbers against 22 visits a month and you'll see the room.

Why sooner beats later

Your keyword count fell 4% last month. solarpower.ie ranks for 234 searches and solarco.ie for 189 on the same ground, against your 26. The pages you need are already built; every month they sit at 44th and 58th is a month those commercial searches land with someone else.

Want to walk through it? 15 minutes, on a screen share.
We'll go through this page together, show you exactly what's worth doing first, and answer whatever you want to ask. Bring whoever manages your website if you like, and if you want, we'll put the first fixes live while we're on. You keep everything in this report either way.
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Dylan Fahy, All Day Solar Agency. I design websites and handle SEO for solar installers across Ireland. Everything above comes from your live site, your public reviews and search data from July 2026.