It started with GEV.ie.
Before we wrote a single line of code for the public, we partnered with GEV.ie. They were growing fast, but their systems were breaking under the weight of that growth.
The business was successful, but the day-to-day operations were a mess of disconnected tools and manual processes.
The Before
- Quotes took days to turn around
- Engineers driving to dead-end site visits
- Leads lost outside of office hours
- Margin calculated in messy spreadsheets
- Data scattered across seven different apps
What we changed.
Website rebuilt
Optimised for capture and conversion.
24/7 Voice AI
Answering every call, even at 11pm.
Remote quoting
15-minute turnaround from the desk.
Live margin tracking
No more end-of-month surprises.
One single screen
Replacing the seven disconnected apps.
The transformation.
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So we built VoltWolf.
We realised that the problems GEV faced weren't unique. Every growing EV and solar installer hits the same ceiling. You can't scale a business when the operational knowledge lives in the owner's head and the data lives in seven different places.
We spun out VoltWolf to bring this exact blueprint to the rest of the UK. We don't serve plumbers, electricians, or general contractors. We only build for EV and solar.
Riding two waves.
The renewable transition is the first wave. The demand is there, and it's growing. But the second wave is AI, and it's going to separate the operators from the owners.
AI can't plug into a spreadsheet or a filing cabinet.
To leverage AI — for 24/7 voice reception, for automated quoting, for smart scheduling — your business needs to run on a modern, unified data structure.
Installers who digitise now will have an insurmountable advantage. They will capture leads while competitors sleep, quote jobs while competitors drive, and scale revenue without scaling headcount.
Run a better business.
Stop working evenings to catch up on quotes. Stop losing margin to unpriced variations. Give your team a system they actually want to use, and give yourself your weekends back.
Sell a better asset.
When it's time to exit, buyers pay a premium for systems, predictability, and a business that doesn't rely on the owner. You're building an asset, not just a job.