Solar Permitting Services
Complete permit packages assembled and tracked against your specific Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ), so submissions move through review with fewer correction cycles.
Who this service is for
- Installers submitting permits across multiple jurisdictions with different requirements
- EPCs that need a consistent permitting process across a growing project pipeline
- Contractors who want plan sets prepared to each AHJ’s specific checklist rather than a generic template
What's included
AHJ requirement review
Confirming which code edition, forms, and submittal requirements apply for the project’s jurisdiction.
Package assembly
Compiling the site plan, PV layout, single-line diagram, structural details, and equipment sheets into one submission.
Submission & tracking
Package prepared for submission, with status tracked through the review cycle.
Correction response
Addressing plan-review comments or corrections requested by the AHJ.
How solar permitting services works
1. Confirm jurisdiction
We identify the AHJ and the specific code edition and submittal requirements that apply.
2. Assemble package
Design, structural, and electrical documentation are compiled into the permit set.
3. Submit & track
The package is prepared for submission and its status is tracked.
4. Respond to corrections
Any plan-review comments are addressed and resubmitted.
Information we'll need
Have this ready when you submit a design request:
- Project address (to confirm AHJ)
- Completed design (layout and single-line diagram)
- Structural/electrical calculations, where required
- HOA information, if applicable
- Utility bill for the project address
Deliverables
What you'll receive back:
- Complete, jurisdiction-formatted permit package
- Structural and electrical documentation included per AHJ requirements
- Labels and placards matched to the design
- Status updates through the review cycle
Get your permit package moving
Submit your project and we’ll confirm AHJ requirements and begin package assembly.
Solar Permitting Services — frequently asked questions
Yes. Requirements are set by the local AHJ and depend on which edition of the National Electrical Code and International Residential/Building Code that jurisdiction has adopted. We confirm these specifics for each project rather than using one generic package.
No permitting service can guarantee approval, since the final decision rests with your local AHJ. What we can do is prepare a complete, jurisdiction-matched package and respond promptly to any correction requests.
We collect HOA information as part of the project intake and can include HOA-required documentation in the package where applicable; HOA approval itself is a separate process from AHJ permitting.