Looking for solar leads in Florida? PermitMap organizes supported public solar permit records by county so contractors can research rooftop, commercial, battery-storage, ground-mount, and system-expansion projects.
Use available filing date, location, scope, and project value to qualify solar permit records and decide which project signals fit your service area and prospecting workflow.
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Start with supported public solar permit records in the counties you serve. Review the available project address, filing details, scope, contractor information, and value fields where the underlying public source provides them. Use those documented permit signals to prioritize research, then verify the official record before outreach.
Illustrative examples, not current records. Verify current project details in the underlying public record.
Identify neighborhoods with solar adoption to target neighbors who see the social proof.
Track battery storage permits to find homeowners adding to existing solar systems.
Surface commercial solar arrays and larger permitted projects so your team can prioritize higher-value installation opportunities.
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An Orlando-area solar installer starts the week in PermitMap's Orange County feed. Nine residential solar permits posted, two paired with 200-amp panel upgrades that signal larger systems. The installer flags the two high-output jobs, notes a cluster of permits in a single subdivision where one install often sparks neighbor interest, and exports the list.
Solar contractors can use available permit records to research documented project activity, including panel or electrical work when the source provides that detail. The record does not establish financing, vendor status, homeowner intent, bid availability, or a likely sale; contractors should verify the project and independently qualify any outreach opportunity.
We include residential and commercial solar permits available from supported sources: rooftop installations, ground mount systems, battery storage, solar pool heaters, and commercial arrays. Available fields (such as address, system size and estimated value) vary by source and jurisdiction.
Solar contractors can use permit records to research documented rooftop, battery-storage, ground-mount, and commercial projects, then verify project details before outreach.
Yes. Battery storage permits appear in your report whether they are part of a new solar install or a standalone addition to an existing system. This helps you identify retrofit opportunities.
Use supported public solar permit records to research projects by county and qualify opportunities before outreach.
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