FOR SALES ORGANIZATIONS AND SOLAR PROFESSIONALS
You know the homeowner. We prepare the quote.
Bring your homeowner relationship. We prepare and review the residential estimate in Aurora, with Axia by Qcells options where eligible. Agree the roles, scope and project terms in writing before proceeding.
Discuss a partnershipA private inquiry built for dealer partnerships.
THE PROJECT HANDOFF
A handoff you can explain in one breath.
You introduce the project
The homeowner, their goals, and their recent utility bill, shared with their permission. Contact responsibilities are agreed together.
Summit National prepares the quote
We review the design, equipment, payment options and open questions. The estimate identifies assumptions that still need site confirmation.
Everything lands in writing
Scope, roles, responsibilities, and the installing contractor are named in a written agreement before any install is scheduled.
PARTNERSHIP FIT
A good fit, stated plainly.
Likely a fit when you
- Work directly with homeowners in your market and want quote preparation handled.
- Want a defined handoff instead of loose referrals.
- Prefer project terms agreed per project, in writing, before work starts.
What every project still passes
- Homeowner eligibility and program review.
- Site and roof review before the design is final.
- Contract review naming the installing contractor, scope, and warranties.
Said up front: this page does not set compensation, offer exclusivity or territory, or guarantee that any project is approved. Summit National is an authorized partner of Axia by Qcells and holds no separate dealer status beyond that. Partnership terms are agreed per project, in writing.
What should we agree before sharing a homeowner project?
Service area, contact ownership, homeowner permission, quote preparation, project follow-up and any compensation terms. The initial inquiry is for your company details, not private homeowner documents.
What will the first reply cover?
Whether your market and support needs fit, any missing information, and the next discussion needed to define responsibilities. An inquiry does not create a partnership agreement.
THE NEXT STEP
Tell us who you are and where you work.
A short note is enough to start. We read every inquiry and reply by email to discuss whether a partnership fits.
Looking for a homeowner quote instead? Start here.Discuss a partnership
In the form, please include:
- Your company name
- The markets you serve
- A contact person and reply email
A private inquiry built for dealer partnerships. No account or payment is required, and replies come by email.