Find just-permitted residential solar projects in your territory.
Residential solar PV permits — single-family rooftop, battery pairings, and multifamily R-2 installs — with field-level DQ flags and structured per-permit signal for sales-ops integration. Built for solar equipment makers (panels · inverters · racking · batteries), residential solar installers, and solar financiers. Nightly-refreshed across 34 US metros. PLUTO-joined NYC geometry.
Residential solar, as one structured segment.
Every residential solar PV permit lands in this one segment — classified to a structured taxonomy, queryable via the API consistently across 34 metros. Coverage is early and concentrated; where a metro has no solar volume the page says so plainly rather than padding.
Residential Solar
90K permits classified across 9 metros
Solar PV-system installs on residential-occupancy buildings — single-family rooftop PV, residential battery-storage pairings, and multifamily R-2 PV installs (the installer-class definitional axis: residential-PV-licensed crews work both single-family and small-multifamily). Split out of Residential MEP + Residential Alteration on classifier reclassification; segments are overlap-free, so a permit reclassified here is decremented from its prior segment at the source metro on the same regen.
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Recent residential solar permits across the index.
The most recent classified residential solar permits, drawn from the nightly recency feed across every metro. Each row links to its per-permit detail page.
| Issued | Metro | Address | Segment | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 29, 2026 | Tucson | 5118 S 17TH AV | Residential Solar | — |
| Jun 28, 2026 | San Jose | 1303 FLICKINGER AV, San Jose, CA 95131 | Residential Solar | — |
| Jun 27, 2026 | San Jose | 4650 BATTEN WY, San Jose, CA 95135 | Residential Solar | — |
| Jun 27, 2026 | San Jose | 1701 WHISPERING WILLOW PL, San Jose, CA 95129 | Residential Solar | — |
| Jun 27, 2026 | San Jose | 3519 CORTE BELLA CT, San Jose, CA 95148 | Residential Solar | — |
| Jun 26, 2026 | New York City | 230-15 138 AVENUE, Queens, NY 11413 | Residential Solar | $76K |
| Jun 26, 2026 | New York City | 72 TODDY AVENUE, Staten Island, NY 10314 | Residential Solar | $52K |
| Jun 26, 2026 | New York City | 130-21 235 STREET, Queens, NY 11422 | Residential Solar | $53K |
| Jun 26, 2026 | New York City | 98 SHERMAN AVENUE, Staten Island, NY 10301 | Residential Solar | $18K |
| Jun 26, 2026 | New York City | 147-19 32 AVENUE, Queens, NY 11354 | Residential Solar | $94K |
Built for the residential solar stack.
Two ICPs get specific lift from solar-segment precision + structured per-permit signal. PropTech / vertical SaaS folds in as a downstream consumer.
Solar equipment makers
The audience this page serves — makers of panels, inverters, racking, and batteries and their distributors. Filter solar filings by jurisdiction, contractor, and DQ-flag confidence. Identify just-permitted residential solar projects in your sales territory before the equipment order is placed.
Installers & solar financiers
Structured per-permit signal — address · scope · contractor · status · geocode · provenance — wired into your CRM via JSON. Territory planning for installers; market sizing and origination signal for financiers tracking residential PV adoption by metro.
PropTech / vertical SaaS
Embed solar-permit signal in your app — home-energy products, lending, insurance, contractor CRM. The same segment precision serves solar-adjacent products as a downstream consumer.
Frequently asked about residential solar permits.
- What solar permits does PermitCore cover?
- Residential Solar covers solar PV-system installs on residential-occupancy buildings — single-family rooftop PV, residential battery-storage pairings, and multifamily R-2 PV installs (the installer-class definitional axis: residential-PV-licensed crews work both single-family and small-multifamily). It is split out of Residential MEP and Residential Alteration on classifier reclassification; segments are overlap-free, so a permit reclassified into Residential Solar is decremented from its prior segment at the source metro on the same regen.
- Can PermitCore tell me which solar panel or inverter brand was installed?
- Not today. This is the question solar buyers ask most, so we answer it plainly: the page surfaces the real per-permit signal we hold — address, scope, contractor, status, geocode, provenance, DQ flags, segment, and (for NYC) PLUTO geometry. It does not parse or assert panel, inverter, racking, or battery manufacturer from the permit record. Use the metro + contractor signal to find just-permitted residential solar projects in your territory; equipment brand-level attribution is not a shipped feature.
- How much residential solar volume is in the index today?
- Residential Solar carries 90K classified permits across 9 US metros with positive solar volume — an early-coverage segment concentrated in solar-mature metros. Every covered metro is one click away in the segment × metro index below, so installers and financiers can work solar filings city by city. Each metro landing page also surfaces its own current count.
- Which metros have the deepest residential solar coverage today?
- New York City leads residential solar (19K permits in metro). Coverage is early and concentrated — each count in the segment × metro index below is that metro's own classified volume, never the cross-metro total — so teams can size each market before they work it. Metros with no solar volume are simply absent rather than padded.
- How fresh is the data?
- Two signals, displayed side-by-side on every metro page. Source-data freshness — a “Latest permit” date with a days-since count — is the issued date of the most recent solar permit we hold for that metro; it tells you whether new PV filings are landing. Index rebuilt — a separate “index rebuilt” date — is when our pipeline last recomputed the artifacts that back the page. We display both because a quiet metro (no recent issued permits) does not mean a stale index. Older history is queryable via the API once you sign up.
- Can I integrate this into my CRM?
- Yes. Every permit returns as JSON via /v1/permits — address, scope, contractor, status, geocode, provenance, DQ flags, segment, and (for NYC) PLUTO geometry are all queryable per row. Pro tier ($89/mo) includes 100K API calls/month and unlimited exports. Self-serve checkout; no sales call required.
Residential solar coverage by metro.
Every metro with classified residential solar volume, ranked by count. Click through to the solar landing page in that metro. Metros with no solar volume are simply absent — no padded rows.