The survey goes towhoever replies first.
Solar shoppers call a list. Toolbench texts back, qualifies the roof, the utility, and the timeline, and books the site survey before the next installer does.
- 24savg text-back on a missed call
- +31%more surveys booked
- #7→#1typical local rank climb
The jobs solar shops lose — caught.
The everyday moments that quietly cost you work. Toolbench covers each one.
Quote-shoppers go cold in hours
A site-survey lead will take the first credible reply. Text-back is that reply.
You need roof and bill context
The thread captures utility, shade, and timeline so the survey isn't a wasted drive.
Google still shows an old crew photo
Posts and reviews stay current so you show up when someone searches solar near them.
Everything a solar shop needs to win more jobs.
The full Toolbench platform, tuned to how your trade actually runs.
Set up once. It runs every day.
Connect in minutes
One secure Google sign-in and a quick setup of your services and pricing. You keep your own number — and can revoke access anytime.
Toolbench gets to work
It texts back missed calls, replies to reviews in your voice, keeps your profile sharp, and books solar jobs — inside the rules you set.
You get the brief
A plain-English recap of everything it handled, with the short list of calls that need a human. No dashboards to decode.
“Solar leads used to sit until I finished a roof walk. By then they'd booked a survey with someone faster. Not anymore.”
Good to know for solar shops.
Solar shoppers book the first survey they can get. Toolbench replies in seconds, captures roof type and bill range, and holds the site survey before they move on.
Utility and HOA questions come from your vault. It does not invent a rebate you did not list or a utility you do not work.
Qualified leads book a walk window from the thread. You come down the ladder to a survey, not a cold voicemail.
No. It wins the first reply and the survey. Design, financing paperwork, and install stay in the tools you already use.
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