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Built for solar installers

Knock the North Carolina blocks with a new roof on them

Work the Charlotte, the Triangle, the Triad, Wilmington and Asheville ZIP codes with fresh roof and electrical activity first, so canvassers and setters spend their day where homeowners are already spending money.

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Canvass & sales leaders

Pick the week's target ZIPs off the trend list, then hand reps the actual filings behind each one before they hit the door.

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Why permit data

The best solar leads are already pulling permits

A new roof or electrical upgrade permit is a buying signal. Homeowners who just invested in their roof or panel are far more likely to say yes to solar before the next utility bill arrives.

New roof permits

A reroof means the roof is fresh and solar-ready. Reach these homeowners before they start getting quotes from your competitors.

Electrical upgrades

Service and panel upgrades show a home is being prepped for higher loads. These are the easiest solar-ready conversions.

New construction starts

Track new single-family and townhome permits to pitch builders and buyers on solar from day one.

Battery + storage plays

Pair solar with storage by targeting homes in outage-prone areas that are already upgrading electrical systems.

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What lands in your inbox

A clean, address-level list of roofing and electrical permits from the last 24 hours — the two best leading indicators for solar sales in the Triangle.

AddressCityPermit typeValuationFiling date
4127 Blue Ridge RdRaleighReroof — single family$14,200Aug 8
1808 W Main StDurhamElectrical panel upgrade$4,800Aug 8
3316 Falls River AveRaleighNew construction — townhome$22,500Aug 7
905 Holloway StDurhamCommercial electrical service$38,000Aug 7
6124 Knightdale BlvdKnightdaleReroof — single family$11,400Aug 7
+ 12 more roofing and electrical filings this week in your selected ZIPs

What changes

What this looks like for your solar team

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A weekly target list your setters can actually walk, ordered by where work is happening now.

02

Real filings to reference on the door instead of a cold pitch about saving money.

03

A clear before-and-after when you test a new ZIP, because last month's list is still there to compare.

Where to begin

The Triangle filings worth watching

Pick one or two to start. Once you see which ones turn into site surveys, widen the net.

Reroof momentum

ZIPs where roofing permits are running hot compared to their own normal pace.

Good for: Choosing this week's canvass and mailer footprint.

Electrical upgrades

Service and panel work — the houses closest to being solar-ready.

Good for: Prioritizing homes that won't need an expensive panel change order.

New residential starts

New single-family and townhome permits, with the builder named where the county publishes it.

Good for: Bidding new-construction solar before the buyer moves in.

Mechanical momentum

Pockets where owners are already replacing systems and thinking about bills.

Good for: Finding neighborhoods primed for an efficiency conversation.

How it works

From county filing to your setter's route

Pick your territory

Tell us the Raleigh, Durham or Triangle ZIP codes where you want to work. Focus tight or cover the whole metro.

Get daily alerts

Fresh roofing and electrical permits land in your inbox every morning. Pro adds the contractor's name and phone number, so your team beats the competition to the door.

Knock with context

Use the permit type, valuation and filing date to tailor your pitch — whether it's a new roof, panel upgrade or new build.

Where we cover today

Address-level roofing and electrical permit data from Wake, Durham and surrounding Triangle jurisdictions. More North Carolina metros coming soon.

  • 5 metro markets
  • Filings checked every weekday
  • Address-level cleanup
  • More cities coming soon

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Start with your county this week

No card, no contract. Tell us your ZIP and the first list lands in your inbox right away, then every Monday morning.

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