Solar Leads From Building Permits: Which Permits to Watch

Solar companies can find possible prospects in public building permits such as electrical upgrades, re-roofs and new homes. DailyPermitLeads groups these by trade, including solar and electrical, in a daily list for Phoenix, Mesa and Tempe.

Which permit types signal solar interest

Electrical upgrades: a property preparing for more electrical load can be a natural fit for a solar conversation
Re-roofs: a new roof can be a good time to talk about solar
New construction: new homes and builders choosing systems early
Solar permits: show where solar is already going in, useful for service, batteries or partners

Finding these permits yourself

Phoenix offers a public permit search, and Mesa, Tempe and Gilbert publish permit data. See How to find new construction permits in Phoenix

How DailyPermitLeads helps solar teams

Live now: Phoenix, Mesa and Tempe. Updates may lag: Scottsdale and Gilbert. Coming soon: Chandler, Glendale, Peoria and Surprise. DailyPermitLeads is a prototype, so coverage and timing may change.
Trade groups include remodel, electrical, plumbing, solar, HVAC, new construction, pool and roofing. A permit can fit more than one trade
Each lead is built from public permit records and can include details such as the permit number, issue date, permit type, description, job address, valuation, and contractor name and license. Details vary by city. Leads do not include owner names.

What to say: helpful, not pushy

Offer something that fits the project, for example a quote timed to the re-roof
Respect anyone who says no and keep that on record

Before you reach out

General information, not legal advice. Laws change. Check current law and your own consent and do-not-call records before you call, text, email or mail anyone. DailyPermitLeads is a private B2B data service of PublicRecordData LLC and is not affiliated with any government agency or any other permit-lead service.

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FAQ

Which permit types are best for solar? Electrical upgrades, re-roofs and new construction are common starting points.

Can I filter to solar and electrical only? You choose your trades. Solar and electrical are both trade groups in the prototype.

Which cities are covered? Phoenix, Mesa and Tempe are live. Others are coming soon or may lag.

Do leads include owner names? No. Leads do not include owner names.

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DailyPermitLeads is a private B2B data service of PublicRecordData LLC. Not affiliated with any government agency or any other permit-lead service.