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Case study›Solar · Phoenix West Valley · Our dialer

20 appointments from 2,038 high-bill homes in the West Valley

A West Valley solar team worked one list of high-bill homes with no solar in our dialer from October 13 to 30: 2,593 dials into 2,038 homes, 502 homeowners reached, and 20 appointments. Only 6% of the homes had a wrong number or a bad line.

Who
A solar sales team in the Phoenix West Valley
Customer type
In-house call team
Sells
Solar, by phone
Market
Phoenix West Valley, Arizona
Team
8 caller links in our dialer
Dialer
Ours
List
One, high electricity use and no solar
A suburban roof seen from above with no solar panels, the neighbouring roof carrying an array
20appointments from one list of high-bill homes
20appointments8 per 1,000 dials
2,038homes dialed2,593 dials
502homeowners reached596 calls picked up, 23%
6%bad data118 of 2,038 homes

Counted in our dialer, where the team made every call, October 13 to 30, 2026.

One market, one list

This team sells solar in Arizona’s West Valley: Peoria, Surprise, Avondale and Glendale. From October 13 to 30 its callers worked one list in our dialer.

The list was homeowners with no solar and high electricity use. A high bill is the reason a homeowner stays on the call. No panels means there is still something to sell.

20 appointments from 2,038 homes

The callers made 2,593 dials into 2,038 homes. 596 calls were picked up, and 502 of those were the homeowner. 20 homeowners booked an appointment.

That is about 8 appointments for every 1,000 dials. It is a harder ask than calling a home that already has panels, and we publish it anyway. Most solar teams sell to homes without panels, and this is what a real list of them books.

What the team did right was focus: one market, one list, worked every day. And the data held up. 118 of the 2,038 homes had a wrong number or a bad line, 6%, so most dials reached the right house.

How it works

We take out homes that already have panels, keep the homes whose electricity use is high, and you only pay for homes that come with an active cell phone.

How this was measured
  • Our dialer, where the team made every call, October 13 to 30, 2026: 2,593 dials into 2,038 homes.
  • Picked up: 596 of 2,593 dials, 23%. Reached: 502 calls where the homeowner was on the line.
  • Bad data: a home whose number was wrong or dead, 118 of the 2,038 dialed.
  • Published anonymized. The team’s name and quotes appear only with its written approval.

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