Solar Ops Control Kit

$299.00

Most residential solar companies know when payroll goes out. They know how many installs were completed. What they often do not know quickly enough is which jobs made money, which crews are slipping, how much service work is eating the schedule, and whether install labor is actually moving toward target.

The Solar Ops Control Kit gives residential solar operators a practical set of templates to manage install labor, crew performance, service triage, change orders, cancellation fees, and weekly field reporting.

This is built for operators who need a simple field ops operating system without waiting six months for custom software, a full-time analyst, or a spreadsheet wizard named Todd who “has a version somewhere.”

What is included

  • Quick Start Guide

  • Installer Payroll Calculator

  • Labor Cost Per Watt Dashboard

  • Crew Performance Scorecard

  • Service Triage Tracker

  • Change Order Decision Matrix

  • Cancellation Fee SOP Template

  • Weekly Field Ops Meeting Agenda

  • Implementation Checklist

Built for

  • Residential solar owners

  • COOs and operations leaders

  • Field operations managers

  • Installation managers

  • Small and mid-sized solar contractors

  • Roofing or electrical contractors adding solar

Helps you track

  • Installer pay

  • Labor cost per watt

  • Labor cost per customer

  • Crew output

  • Service/rework leakage

  • Installer-error exclusions

  • Weekly field performance

  • Change order responsibility

  • Cancellation fee consistency

Core operating targets

The toolkit is built around a simple labor management framework:

  • Target: $0.20/W

  • Warning: $0.24/W

  • Problem: $0.28/W+

These targets are editable and should be adapted to your market, pay structure, install complexity, and company model.

Important note

These templates are provided for general business and operational planning purposes only. They are not legal, financial, payroll, employment, tax, or safety compliance advice. Users are responsible for adapting all templates to their own jurisdiction, company policies, professional advisors, and compliance requirements.

Most residential solar companies know when payroll goes out. They know how many installs were completed. What they often do not know quickly enough is which jobs made money, which crews are slipping, how much service work is eating the schedule, and whether install labor is actually moving toward target.

The Solar Ops Control Kit gives residential solar operators a practical set of templates to manage install labor, crew performance, service triage, change orders, cancellation fees, and weekly field reporting.

This is built for operators who need a simple field ops operating system without waiting six months for custom software, a full-time analyst, or a spreadsheet wizard named Todd who “has a version somewhere.”

What is included

  • Quick Start Guide

  • Installer Payroll Calculator

  • Labor Cost Per Watt Dashboard

  • Crew Performance Scorecard

  • Service Triage Tracker

  • Change Order Decision Matrix

  • Cancellation Fee SOP Template

  • Weekly Field Ops Meeting Agenda

  • Implementation Checklist

Built for

  • Residential solar owners

  • COOs and operations leaders

  • Field operations managers

  • Installation managers

  • Small and mid-sized solar contractors

  • Roofing or electrical contractors adding solar

Helps you track

  • Installer pay

  • Labor cost per watt

  • Labor cost per customer

  • Crew output

  • Service/rework leakage

  • Installer-error exclusions

  • Weekly field performance

  • Change order responsibility

  • Cancellation fee consistency

Core operating targets

The toolkit is built around a simple labor management framework:

  • Target: $0.20/W

  • Warning: $0.24/W

  • Problem: $0.28/W+

These targets are editable and should be adapted to your market, pay structure, install complexity, and company model.

Important note

These templates are provided for general business and operational planning purposes only. They are not legal, financial, payroll, employment, tax, or safety compliance advice. Users are responsible for adapting all templates to their own jurisdiction, company policies, professional advisors, and compliance requirements.