Declared solar intent, plus every re-roof — the cheapest moment a home will ever add panels.
Some PV applications are installer-filed; we say so honestly. The quieter opportunity is re-roof consents: scaffold up, coverings off — the marginal cost of adding PV never gets lower.
825 matching applications hit the UK register in the last 30 days — filtered down to just the councils or postcode areas you cover.
Why the register beats every other lead source
Domestic PV + battery runs £8,000–£20,000. Re-roof moments are your lowest-CAC doorway.
Exactly what we match for solar installers
This is the real matching table, not marketing. Every lead row you receive shows its trigger, demand window and confidence — and the reasoning is printed on the row so you can sanity-check every address before it's mailed.
| Trigger | Example from the register | Demand window | Confidence | Why it matters to you |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Re-roof / roof replacement | Listed building consent to re-roof with natural slate | now – 3 months | medium | a re-roof is the cheapest moment to add panels |
| Solar PV installation | Installation of roof mounted solar PV panels to south elevation | now – 2 months | medium | declared solar intent — but a share of PV applications are filed by an already-appointed installer, hence medium |
| New dwelling(s) / self-build | Planning Application for the erection of a two storey dwelling with garage | 5 – 10 months | low | new builds often add PV, but it may be in the main contract |
Re-roof consents are actionable immediately; declared PV applications within 0–2 months. Demand windows are measured from the expected decision date. Refused and withdrawn applications are dropped automatically. How the demand windows are built →
See what’s in your patch
Type the councils or postcode areas you actually work. We will run the last 90 days of the public register through the same trigger model your batches use and tell you how much matching demand is sitting in it right now.
Counts only. High and medium confidence matches, deduplicated to one line per application. The site addresses, planning references and per-row reasoning are what a subscription buys.
How it works
1. Pick your patch
The councils or postcode prefixes you cover — a town, a county, or several.2. We scan the register
Every month we cross live planning applications from 378 UK councils with the trigger model above and score the demand window.3. You get a mailing list
A deduped, mailing-house-ready CSV of "Owner/Occupier" addresses — one household, one letter, prior recipients suppressed automatically.Sample leads (anonymised)
| Trigger | Area | Property | Expected demand |
|---|---|---|---|
| Re-roof / roof replacement | CO15 | A property near CO15 ●●● | now – 3 months |
| Solar PV installation | CO12 | A property near CO12 ●●● | now – 2 months |
| New dwelling(s) / self-build | CO13 | A property near CO13 ●●● | 5 – 10 months |
Real batches show the full site address, planning reference, score and reasoning. Samples are illustrative.
The rules (non-negotiable)
Start your subscription
£149/month · solar installers · your patch
Exclusive cover available: one solar PV subscriber per patch — first come, first served. If your area is already taken, we'll tell you before you pay anything.
Straight answers
Aren't solar applications usually filed by installers?
A share are — that is why the confidence tier is medium and printed on every row. Re-roof consents carry no such caveat.
Other trades we cover
Window & door companies · Conservatory, orangery & garden room installers · Bricklayers & building contractors · Roofing contractors · Spray-foam removal specialists · Loft conversion companies · Kitchen companies · Landscapers & driveway contractors · Heat pump & heating engineers · Scaffolding firms · Skip hire & waste companies · Demolition & strip-out contractors · Tree surgeons & arborists
How to actually work these leads
A list is not a pipeline. What to send, when to send it, how many times to follow up and the compliance line we hold: how to turn planning applications into jobs →