Door-to-door leads for solar, battery & generator teams

Stop knocking cold doors.

Name and address for every homeowner in your county whose power went out this week. They just lived without electricity. Your rep gets there first.

Choose which homes you pay for:

Showing 14 of 14 doors. You only pay for the ones that pass your filter.

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Two files. Every week. Named down to the door.

Knock with the story already in hand

“Hey, we heard Pacific Power had an outage around here last Friday afternoon. A tree took down a line. Did you folks get hit?”

The opener writes itself. The pain is still fresh.

One knockable door, resolved

A named owner

Owner name and street address from public parcel records, screened to individual owners. Not a blind list.

A fresh outage

The home lost power this week. For backup power, that's a hail event.

Absentee landlords cut

Every door passes the occupancy screen: confirmed rentals and out-of-state owners never make your list.

We resolve who and where, not contact. No phone, no email. Your team appends those with the skip-trace and dialer motion you already run.

The strongest buying signal there is

“A hailstorm tells a roofer exactly which homes to knock. An outage tells you the same: the home that just lost power is in the market for an alternative power source.”

Outage pain fades in days. That's why the list is weekly. First team at the door wins the install.

Door-to-door solar leads, triggered by the grid

A bought solar lead

$25–$40 for a contact who filled out a form weeks ago, and was sold to several installers besides you. Whatever triggered their interest is long gone by the first call.

A demographic canvassing list

Right home value, right build year, right ZIP, and no reason to knock today. Every door is a cold open, and the same list is for sale to anyone.

An outage-triggered door

Owner-occupied, filtered to your spec, and it lost power this week. The opener is true and fresh, and one buyer per county means no other installer is working your list.

Roofers have bought hail-triggered lists for years. This is the same playbook for backup power: the event picks the doors, you bring the pitch. The math: 200 doors at $3.00 is $600. One closed install covers years of door lists.

Prepaid. Weekly. Only new doors.

New doors every week Every outage surfaces fresh named homes. New inventory, weekly.
Only pay for new doors A home you've already received is free if it loses power again.
No software to learn Delivered as a simple file. Drop it straight into your CRM or dialer.

Wondering what it costs? From $1.50 per door, rising to about $3.00 as you tighten the filters. See how pricing works →
Want the cheaper, block-level view first? See the $149 streets product →

Door-to-door leads, answered

What are door-to-door solar leads from power outages?

Lists of owner-occupied homes that lost power in your county in the last week, each with the owner's name, street address, and the outage behind it: when it hit, how long it lasted, and the cause where the utility published one. Your reps knock with a true, fresh reason instead of a cold pitch.

How is this different from buying solar leads?

A shared solar lead runs $25–$40 for a contact who filled out a form weeks ago and was sold to several installers at once. An outage-triggered door runs $1.50–$3.00, names a specific owner-occupied home with a verified outage behind it, and is sold to exactly one buyer per county.

How is this different from a demographic canvassing list?

Standard canvassing data filters on home value, build year, and income. Useful, but every door is still a cold open. Every door on a GridProfile list passes the same property filters and lost power in the past week, which is the reason to knock that demographic lists can't give you.

Which CRM or dialer does the file work with?

It's a standard CSV with one row per home, so it imports into SalesRabbit, SPOTIO, HubSpot, JobNimbus, or any tool that accepts a file. We deliver who and where: owner name and address. No phone or email; your team appends those with the skip-trace motion you already run.

How much do the leads cost?

From $1.50 per door with filters off to about $3.00 fully filtered. Prepaid, and you're only ever billed for new doors: a home you've already received is free if it loses power again. Your county's exact volume and price are confirmed within 24 hours of a request.

Is my county available?

Request it through the form below and I'll confirm coverage, weekly volume, and price within 24 hours. One buyer per county: if a competitor already holds yours, you go on the waitlist, so the first mover locks the territory.

Request access to your county

Tell me where you sell and what you install. I'll confirm your county's lead volume and exact per-door price within 24 hours.

One buyer per county. First request locks it.

See how pricing works →

Or call Jimmy at (857) 416-1776