Solar Quiz That Tells You Which Homeowners Are Ready

A homeowner who finishes this quiz learns in a few minutes whether their property makes sense for panels. The company running it learns something more valuable: which of those homeowners are worth a call back. The Solar Installation Readiness Quiz scores each respondent on the factors installers actually check, roof condition, sun exposure, monthly bill, ownership status, so both sides get a straight answer instead of a sales pitch.

Eight questions built around a real site survey

The quiz asks 8 questions, each worth 10 points. It opens with practical property checks such as "What type of roof does your home have?" and how much direct sun the roof gets during the day. From there it moves to the economics: the respondent's average monthly electricity bill and a budget question whose options run from $0 upfront financing up to $25,000. A simple true or false item confirms home ownership, since renters have limited options for solar, and a final select-all question covers south-facing orientation, roof condition, and HOA restrictions in one pass. Together the answers sketch a rough feasibility profile without anyone climbing on a roof.

What the 80 point score tells you

Scoring runs on points, with 80 available and a pass mark of 50. A homeowner who clears 50 has most of the fundamentals in place: a decent roof, real sun, and a bill big enough to justify the project. Below that line the quiz still delivers value, because every question carries an explanation shown with the results. The sunlight item, for example, notes that panels perform best with five to six hours of unobstructed sun per day.

Takers can step back to revise an answer but cannot skip questions, a progress bar tracks how far along they are, and retakes are switched on out of the box, so a borderline prospect can run it again after a roof replacement. All of these settings are editable, as are the questions, point values, and pass mark.

Getting it in front of homeowners, not just website visitors

You can hand the quiz out as a plain link, print its QR code on door hangers and yard signs, or post it straight to your social channels. On your own site, an embed snippet drops it into any page, and the Uplup WordPress plugin handles the same job with a shortcode. Add a lead capture step so contact details arrive attached to the score, then watch the response analytics to see which questions eliminate the most prospects. Results export to CSV, and webhooks or Zapier can push each new lead into your CRM the moment it lands. The template sits on Uplup's free tier, so a solar outfit can test the whole funnel before spending anything.