For solar teams evaluating prospecting research

SolarReviews Alternative: Public Permit Research for Solar Markets

PermitGrab organizes publicly available building-permit records for market and project research. Each city page identifies the source, newest published record, and fields actually available. A permit can be useful context, but it is not proof that a property owner wants a bid.

Why PermitGrab

Public solar-related permit activity where the source publishes it.
City-level source dates, jurisdiction, and available-field disclosures.
Filters for permit type, date, and project details where available.
Public records are non-exclusive and may be available from the source itself.
Review coverage in the markets your team actually serves before subscribing.
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Frequently asked questions

How is PermitGrab different from a solar lead marketplace?

PermitGrab is a public-record research workflow. It organizes permit activity, source dates, and available fields by jurisdiction; it does not sell exclusive consumer enquiries or promise a particular outcome.

Are these records exclusive?

No. Building permits are public records. PermitGrab adds a searchable workflow and city-level source disclosures, but other people may be able to access the underlying public source.

Will every record include owner or contractor details?

No. Field availability varies by jurisdiction and by record. Review the relevant city page to see what its public source currently publishes.

How current are the records?

Publishing cadence varies by municipality. Each city page shows its source and newest published record so you can assess the market directly.

Can I compare this workflow with other channels?

Yes. Compare the cities, fields, and record recency you need, then measure your own outreach results before changing a marketing budget.

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