Solar systems due for service
Every solar permit carries an install date, so we can age every system in a market. Installs five or more years out are entering battery and inverter replacement territory.
Every permit is a homeowner or contractor putting money into a specific building on a specific date. That makes it the cleanest signal of who is about to buy what. Here is how teams turn that signal into revenue.
Every solar permit carries an install date, so we can age every system in a market. Installs five or more years out are entering battery and inverter replacement territory.
After a fresh HVAC, water heater, or kitchen job, owners want to protect what they just paid for. Segment by the equipment that actually went in.
Construction runs over budget, and most owners do not have the cash lined up when they start. A pool or an addition flags an owner open to a refinance or a home equity line.
A roofing permit means the roof is open and the owner is already spending. That is the moment to pitch solar. We hand over recent reroofs by market.
A new in-ground pool changes a property's risk profile and creates years of service and chemical demand.
Generator and battery permits flag owners who want resilience and will spend on it.
Permits carry the contractor's name, so the data doubles as a roster of which builders are pulling jobs right now, by trade and by market. A B2B audience you cannot buy off a stale list.
Send us your homeowners or contractors and we attach recent permit activity, project type, and timing to each record. See who on your list is active in the market right now.
New-construction permits and certificates of occupancy surface fresh addresses before they reach most commercial address files. Reach a property the day it exists.
We roll permits up by neighborhood, ZIP, town, and county, so you can see where construction spending is climbing before prices catch up.
Pick a state and a signal, and we will pull a real file so you can test it against your own data before anything else.