Solar Installer
Permit Leads in Massachusetts
For solar installation companies — multiple strong pre-solar signals
Get notified the moment a solar installer permit is filed — anywhere in Massachusetts. Filter by county, subscribe for daily or hourly delivery.
Turn Solar Installer Permit Filings Into Customers
Every permit is a funded, approved project about to start. Here is what you can do with it at each plan level.
Download every roofing, electrical panel upgrade, HVAC, and new construction permit filed in your county in 2025. A new roof is the single best pre-solar signal — fresh surface, 20-year lifespan ahead, homeowner already spending. A panel upgrade means the infrastructure is ready. See how many of these properties exist in your county before you subscribe.
Weekly digest combining four permit types that consistently predict solar adoption: new roofs, panel upgrades, HVAC replacements, and new construction. These homeowners have already demonstrated willingness to invest in their home. The roof objection — the most common reason solar deals fall through — is already eliminated for every roofing permit on your list.
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Daily feed across all four permit types. Reach homeowners weeks earlier than a weekly subscriber — before they have started getting other solar quotes. At $25,000 average job value, one closed lead per month from this data covers the subscription many times over.
Full homeowner contact details plus a county non-compete lock. No other solar company in your county gets access to this feed. Hourly alerts available for new construction permits where timing determines which solar company gets the first conversation with the developer or owner. Own the pre-solar pipeline in your county entirely.
133,988
Permits in database
11,166
Est. new permits/month
$25,000
Avg. job value
11 / 11
Counties with open exclusive slot
Permit Types Covered
Alerts are filtered to these permit types. Subscribers only receive permits relevant to solar installer work.
Solar Installer Leads by County
Exclusive territory availability — one subscriber per niche per county.
| County | Permits in DB | Est. / month | Exclusive slot | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Suffolk County | 41,541 | 3,462 | Available | Lock it |
| Middlesex County | 40,746 | 3,396 | Available | Lock it |
| Essex County | 14,792 | 1,233 | Available | Lock it |
| Worcester County | 8,651 | 721 | Available | Lock it |
| Norfolk County | 8,187 | 682 | Available | Lock it |
| Plymouth County | 7,570 | 631 | Available | Lock it |
| Bristol County | 4,493 | 374 | Available | Lock it |
| Barnstable County | 4,212 | 351 | Available | Lock it |
| Hampden County | 1,751 | 146 | Available | Lock it |
| Hampshire County | 1,237 | 103 | Available | Lock it |
| Dukes County | 846 | 71 | Available | Lock it |
| Nantucket County | — | — | No data | |
| Franklin County | — | — | No data | |
| Berkshire County | — | — | No data |
Revenue Potential
At 3% conversion
$8,375,000
335 jobs/mo · $25,000 avg.
At 5% conversion (Pro)
$13,950,000
558 jobs/mo · $25,000 avg.
At 8% conversion (Exclusive)
$22,325,000
893 jobs/mo · $25,000 avg.
* Gross revenue from converted permit leads — before job costs. Conversion rates reflect typical lead-to-job likelihood per plan tier. Actual results vary.
About Solar Installer Permit Leads in Massachusetts
Massachusetts issues thousands of solar installer permits annually across its counties. When a homeowner or business files a permit for solar installer work, that filing is a high-intent lead — the project is funded, approved, and about to start.
MA Permits aggregates permit data from municipal portals statewide and delivers it as structured alerts, filtered specifically for solar installer contractors and service businesses. Pro subscribers get daily delivery. Exclusive subscribers receive near-real-time alerts and can lock their territory so no competitor in solar installer receives the same data for that county.
Permit types included: Building, Electrical.
Lock Solar Installer in Your County
Exclusive subscribers hold a non-compete territory lock. Be the only solar installer business receiving this data for your county — until you cancel.