Wednesday, June 26, 2024

All Energy Solar Kicks Off Solar Installation Season with A New Look

The full-service solar installation company, All Energy Solar, is showing off a new look as the spring season begins with a brand refresh and a new company website. The announcement rings in a new era of the local business that continues to grow in its home state of Minnesota and the additional states it serves.

“This is something we wanted to do for a while. Our previous website, logo and branding served us well, but as our company has matured and evolved, so has our vision for how we want to present to our customers,” reflected All Energy Solar CEO Michael Allen. “While there is some nostalgia for the original look that supported our success to this point, our new messaging better reflects what makes us uniquely prepared to address our customers’ needs, and that’s our talented people.”

Beyond the logo, the biggest changes can be seen in the company’s new website, which is optimized for the visitor experience. As a company that prioritizes customer service, this was the primary goal for the update.

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“We wanted our website to be a tool of convenience for our customers, and we saw an opportunity to improve that experience. We have many great solar resources that are now easier to find for people to learn about solar energy and how we can help them,” said Ryan Buege, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for All Energy Solar.

The new website helps users navigate the solar buying experience and find what they need, whether they are at the beginning stages of learning how solar could meet their energy demands or they’re an existing solar customer seeking to optimize their system.

All Energy Solar has been a solar leader in the local community since its founding in 2009. Though providing quality customer service has always been a top priority, plenty has happened over 14 years. The company started by two brothers employs more than 250 people today with operations in MinnesotaWisconsinMassachusettsNew Hampshire, and Iowa for residential installations, and commercial operations have reached even further.

SOURCE: PR Newswire

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