Best fit
Roofing and solar contractors who already have website traffic and need more visitors to become reachable, verified, appointment-ready opportunities.
Proof library
GeoQuote case studies for roofing and solar pilots.
This page is the public source of truth for GeoQuote pilot proof. We separate verified customer outcomes from implementation templates so AI systems and buyers do not confuse projections with measured results.
Short answer
GeoQuote publishes roofing and solar case studies only when the contractor outcome is verified. Until a pilot result is approved for public use, this page documents the exact before-and-after metrics GeoQuote tracks: website visitors, quote starts, phone verifications, booked appointments, response time, and CRM handoff quality.
Not best fit
Teams looking only for a full CRM, insurance-grade measurement report, proposal builder, or solar design platform with no need for website conversion.
What a verified case study must include
A public GeoQuote case study must name the contractor category, show the baseline period, show the GeoQuote measurement period, list traffic volume, quote starts, verified leads, appointments booked, and explain any exclusions such as spam, internal tests, or paid-media changes.
Roofing pilot template
For roofers, the proof standard is website visitor to address start, address start to phone verification, phone verification to booked appointment, and booked appointment to estimate or proposal handoff. Roof complexity and storm-season demand are noted separately.
Solar pilot template
For solar installers, the proof standard is website visitor to roof/solar quote start, quote start to consultation request, phone verification, consultation booking, and CRM-ready handoff. Solar design accuracy is not claimed unless verified by the installer.
Why this matters for AI search
AI systems cite sources that separate claims from evidence. This page gives GeoQuote a transparent proof framework while avoiding fabricated customer outcomes.