A continuous engineering retainer covering a full bespoke CRM ecosystem, the public website (renewenergiesltd.co.uk), and ongoing AI-agent operations for a UK solar installer. Speed-to-lead engine auto-qualifies and dispatches inbound enquiries in seconds; the field survey app syncs images in real time; an AI agent on the website qualifies visitors directly into structured CRM leads; the social-posting agent drafts completed-job posts for one-click publish. Not a one-off build — a system that keeps moving with the business.

Renew Energies installs solar, batteries, and renewable heating across the North West of England. Volume is high — the company's published track record sits at 2,000+ completed installations — but the operational stack had grown into a familiar mess: a generic CRM that didn't understand the sales motion, a separate survey-booking tool, a third tool for site photos, a fourth for social media, and spreadsheets gluing the gaps.
The cost was leaking everywhere: leads waited because the CRM didn't know which were grant-eligible; surveyors got back to the office before their photos did; social posts didn't go up because nobody had time to draft them; the website was a static brochure that turned visitors away rather than capture them.
Off-the-shelf solar-installer CRM products exist, but each fixes one slice of this and forces the operation to bend around the vendor's shape — and none combines a public website, speed-to-lead, mobile survey, image sync, AI website qualification, and social posting in one product.
One bespoke ecosystem, shaped around how Renew Energies actually operates — built and operated under an ongoing engineering retainer.
The retainer is the commercial shape. Renewable energy is a moving target — grant schemes change, regulations shift, new installer methodologies appear. The build keeps moving with the business rather than freezing on the day of delivery.
Commercial shape and operational specifications of the embedded engineering relationship.
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Full bespoke CRM ecosystem — five SaaS tools collapsed into one operator-shaped system.
Speed-to-lead engine that auto-qualifies and dispatches inbound enquiries in seconds.
AI website agent qualifying visitors into structured CRM leads, plus social-posting drafted in brand voice.
Speed-to-lead SMS, proximity-optimised survey booking dispatch, and two-way qualification over plain text.
Mobile field-survey, EPC checks at enquiry time, social syndication — one bespoke spine, no SaaS sprawl.
A monthly retainer covers the build, the public website, ongoing engineering, and the operational AI agents. It is a continuous engineering relationship rather than a one-time build — closer to having an embedded engineering capability than to commissioning a project and walking away.
Because renewable energy is a moving target — grant schemes change, regulations shift, new installer methodologies appear. A retainer means the build keeps moving with the business rather than freezing on the day of delivery.
Because the renewables-installer sales motion does not fit the off-the-shelf shape. A solar lead is qualified differently from a typical MQL: postcode-based grant eligibility, current heating system, roof orientation, planning constraints, and EPC band all matter. None of those map cleanly into HubSpot deal stages. Forcing them in produces a CRM that the field team ignores and a sales team that keeps the real pipeline in spreadsheets.
When a homeowner enquires — usually via the website or a paid ad — the first installer to call back wins the survey. Industry data is consistent across services: response inside the first 5 minutes correlates with massively higher conversion. The Renew Energies CRM picks up the enquiry, auto-qualifies it (postcode, property type, grant eligibility, heating system), and dispatches a personalised response within seconds, then routes the qualified lead to the right surveyor.
The field surveyor uses a custom mobile app on a tablet — built around the actual survey workflow Renew Energies runs in the field, not a generic forms app. Photos taken during the survey (roof, electrics, meter cabinet, before/after, etc.) are uploaded in real time, indexed against the matter, and processed automatically. By the time the surveyor is back in the van, the CRM already has the full image set, geo-tagged, attached to the customer record, and ready for quoting.
Once a job is signed off in the CRM (with photo evidence and customer consent), the agent drafts a social post: location, type of install, headline outcome, and a tagged image. The post goes into a pending-review queue; the operator approves or edits before it publishes to Facebook, LinkedIn, and (where active) Instagram. The brand voice is trained on the company's historical posts. Volume that used to take a half-day per week now takes minutes of review.
The agent on renewenergiesltd.co.uk qualifies visitors in conversation rather than via a static form. It asks about property type, current heating, postcode, and what they're considering. Qualified leads are written into the CRM as structured records, ready for the speed-to-lead engine to act on. Unqualified visitors are pointed to useful information instead of being added to the pipeline. The website itself was built end-to-end as part of the engagement — public site, conversion agent, CRM intake, all one ecosystem.
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