For solar installers, EPCs, and solar-roof combo shops

Research Solar and Roofing Permit Activity by Market

Public permit records can help your team research documented solar, roofing, and electrical activity. Use the permit type, record date, and market-level source details to decide which projects fit your outreach process.

Why PermitGrab

Research the solar, roofing, and electrical records that a market publishes
Compare the source date and jurisdiction before relying on a market for time-sensitive work
See owner or contractor fields only where the public source or a verified property match supports them
Filter by the permit categories and project details available in that market

Frequently asked questions

What can solar teams learn from permit records?

A permit can document a solar, roofing, electrical, or other construction event. It is a research signal, not evidence that an owner is seeking a solar bid. The usefulness of the record depends on its fields, date, and the team's own workflow.

Are owner and contractor details available for every record?

No. Some official sources publish a contractor business, some publish owner-related property fields, and some publish neither. PermitGrab shows those fields only where a source or verified property match supports them, with availability varying by market.

How do I evaluate a solar market?

Start with the cities you serve. On each city page, review the jurisdiction, newest published record, permit categories, and available fields before deciding whether the coverage fits your process.

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