This review is about who your website brings in. We went through the site, your search rankings and your two office locations. Of the 324 people who find you through Google each month, 323 of them (99.7%) are typing "The Energy Centre" or "Energy Centre Duleek" straight into the search bar. Your own home county, Meath, ranks 14th for "solar panels meath" and brings in no measured visits yet. Two of your own pages carry the identical Google listing, splitting the site's own authority between them. It's all detailed below, with what to do about each one.
Google tracks 39 searches for the site. Two of them, both your own business name, bring in 323 of the 324 real monthly visits. Every geography-specific solar search, including the counties where your two offices actually sit, earns zero measured traffic, despite ranking inside the top 40 on several of them.
| What people Google | People / month | Your situation | |
|---|---|---|---|
| solar panels meath | 140 | 14th, your own home county, off the homepage. No traffic yet. | 14th |
| solar near me | 140 | Split three ways: 16th and 30th on the homepage, 64th on a second page. | Split 3x |
| solar panels donegal | 170 | 22nd. Your North West office's own county. | 22nd |
| solar panels dundalk | 170 | 17th, close to your Leinster office. | 17th |
| solar panels westmeath | 390 | 36th. | 36th |
| solar panels cork | 880 | 41st, the largest single volume tracked for the site. | 41st |
None of this is an absence of content. You have a dedicated solar PV page, a solar solutions page, and real pages built for the business. What's missing is a page actually built and aimed at either of your own two office counties. Meath, at 14th, is the closest to page one of anything on this list.
The site correctly states the real 2026 SEAI grant figure, €1,800, on its solar pages, something plenty of the sites we review still get wrong. These are the specific gaps between that groundwork and what Google currently shows.
None of this is a design problem. The correct 2026 grant figure is already live on the solar pages, and both offices are real and properly listed. What's missing is aim: giving each of your two home counties its own page, and stopping the site's own pages from competing against each other for the same searches.
Each fix below is ready to hand to whoever manages the site.
Start at the top. The bottom block is the work that moves the numbers.
324 visits arrive from Google each month today.
323 of them (99.7%) are people searching your own business name.
The searches in this report add up to around 1,890 people a month typing these solar searches into Google, and none of them are earning measured traffic yet.
1,890 a month is real search volume already confirmed for the site, not a guess, sitting across searches you're already ranking inside the top 40 for. What that becomes in enquiries and signed jobs depends on your close rate and your job values, and you know those numbers better than anyone. That's the sum worth doing on your side.
Other installers serving Meath and Donegal are already ranking for these same county searches. The longer both of your own home counties go without a dedicated page each, the more of that ground gets settled by someone else first.