Find solar service coverage without giving up your project details.
Search by city or town, review service-area and verification evidence, then submit one project brief through Melnti. Business identity and direct contact details stay behind the Melnti connection flow until an appropriate tracked introduction is made.
Checked service profiles can appear; Melnti Verified is a higher standard.
Service profiles are built from current public business evidence and are not presented as paid rankings. Direct business contact details are not exposed as a shortcut around the Melnti project flow.
Commercial participation never buys trust.
Commercial terms and verification are separate records.
Identity
Current legal/business identity and business contact details.
Service area
Real cities, districts, states/provinces or regions served.
Evidence
Licensing/certification where applicable plus proof of real work.
Re-check
Source dates and higher verification levels can require periodic re-checks.
Tracked leads make commissions attributable.
A project receives a Melnti lead ID. Partner installers can have a lead fee, a success-fee percentage, or both. The record can track quote value, project status and commission due.
- Small qualified-lead fee can be charged before a sale closes
- Success commission can be tied to an accepted/closed project
- Commercial projects can use negotiated referral terms
- Payment never changes the verified status or editorial ranking
Search by real service area—not by a generated city list
Melnti installer discovery is designed around recorded service areas and the public evidence reviewed for each business record. A company does not appear as “verified” simply because it has a website, a map listing or a paid account.
Before requesting quotes
Prepare one project brief and give every installer the same information. Include the property location and type, recent electricity use or bills, critical loads, backup-duration target, roof or site limits, existing generator/UPS/solar equipment, approximate budget and desired timeline.
What verification can include
- Business identity and working business contact details
- Actual declared service areas
- Licensing, certification or insurance where relevant to the jurisdiction
- Evidence of completed installations or a genuine project portfolio
- Brands and equipment types the company works with
- Periodic re-verification; expired verification removes the current verified status
How Melnti matching works
- A customer submits a tracked project and consents to matching.
- The system searches the installer directory for appropriately verified, active partners whose recorded service areas match the project.
- Where Melnti has an active verified partner relationship, only a small number of relevant verified partners are invited to accept a consented project opportunity.
- The project keeps its Melnti tracking reference so referral attribution is not lost.
- The customer remains free to compare scope, equipment, warranty and price before choosing.
Commercial relationship
An installer may have a separate commercial agreement with Melnti covering a qualified-lead fee, success commission or other referral arrangement. Paying Melnti does not buy verification, a favorable editorial conclusion or a higher technical ranking.