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Solar: reach the right homes by mail, not by phone.

Public signals that a home may be ready for solar, with outreach that stays on the right side of the rules.

Updated 2026-11-11

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How it works for solar installers.

Public records · todayExample data
Bought this home 2 months agoCounty deed records · Mesa, AZ
No solar permit on fileTown permit records · Mesa, AZ
Two homes on this street filed solar permits this yearTown permit records · Mesa, AZ

What could it be worth to you?

New work a month$ —Set your close rate and average job

Leads × close rate × average job. Your numbers, not a promise.

What 'ready' means for solar

A good time to talk about solar is often when a home is already changing. We read these public records each day and say why each lead is worth a look.

The free Snapshot shows "not covered yet" where we don't have data.

  • Home sold: new owners are making decisions about the house and its bills. Source: state and county deed records.
  • Roof permit filed: a new roof is a natural time to plan panels. Source: city and county permit records.
  • Electrical permit filed: a panel upgrade or other electrical work can point to bigger plans. Source: city and county permit records.

No cold calls. No cold texts.

We don't support cold calls or texts for solar, period. Outreach to homeowners is mail and ads only.

Automated calls and texts need prior express written consent under the TCPA, and AI voices count as artificial voices. Calls and texts are switched off for every workspace unless a consent record from your own form is on file.

Leads don't come with consumer phone numbers to dial.

How outreach works

You send a postcard or letter, and you can run ads shown to people in that area, billed to your own ad account. Every lead is checked against your customers and do-not-contact list first.

Each lead shows its source, pull date and license. It's yours alone, never shared with or resold to another client.

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

Why no phone outreach?

Cold automated calls and texts to homeowners need prior express written consent, and the penalties per call or text are high. Mail and ads keep you out of that risk.

What if a homeowner fills out my form and agrees to calls?

Then your own consent record is on file and the consent gate can allow follow-up. That consent belongs to you, never shared across clients.

Do you know if a roof faces south?

No. We only use what the public record shows, like a sale or a permit.

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