Search by the place you need service.Find solar service coverage without giving up your project details.
Search by city or town, review service-area evidence, then submit one project brief through Melnti. Direct contact details stay inside the connection flow until there is an appropriate project introduction.
See the evidence behind each installer match.
Melnti uses public business and service-area evidence to help you understand why a company appears for a location. Paid participation does not buy a better trust assessment or ranking.
Commercial participation never buys trust.
Commercial relationships are kept separate from trust assessment.
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
Business details and service coverage should be re-checked as they change.
A referral relationship does not buy trust.
Melnti may earn a referral fee from participating installers when a project is introduced or completed. Commercial participation is kept separate from verification, service-area evidence and editorial judgment.
- Commercial relationships are disclosed rather than hidden
- Installer evidence is assessed separately from payment
- You can compare the equipment and service context before requesting an introduction
- Payment does not change the trust assessment or editorial ranking
Search by real service area—not by a generated city list
Enter the city or town where you need service. Melnti uses available business and service-area evidence to show relevant coverage. A company does not become verified simply because it has a website, a map listing or a paid relationship.
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
- Declared service areas that can be checked
- 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-checks as business details and coverage change
How introductions work
- Submit one consistent project brief and choose whether Melnti may share it with relevant installers.
- Melnti looks for service-area and project-capability fit rather than sending the request to an unlimited contractor list.
- Where suitable coverage exists, a small number of relevant installers may be invited to respond.
- Compare named equipment, scope, workmanship, commissioning, warranty, support and price before choosing.
Commercial disclosure
Melnti may earn a referral or partner fee when a project is introduced or completed. Payment does not buy verification, a better trust assessment, a higher ranking or favorable editorial treatment.