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Avoid Solar Permit Redlines & Delays

Choose a complete design or permitting service backed by accurate drafting and responsive plan-check revision support.

Permit Design
Up to 12 kW
$125.00

Ideal for standard residential rooftop solar installations.

  • 24-48 hr delivery
Permit Design
12 to 25 kW
$200.00

Best suited for large residential or multi-array setups.

  • 24-48 hr delivery
Permit Design
Over 25 kW
$300.00

Comprehensive packages for high-capacity residential systems.

  • 24-48 hr delivery

Residential Stamps Category
Structural Stamp
Up to 15 kW
$175.00

Residential structural engineering stamp.

  • Restamp fee: $25
  • 24-48 hr delivery
Structural Stamp
Over 15 kW
$300.00

Residential structural engineering stamp.

  • Restamp fee: $25
  • 24-48 hr delivery
Electrical Stamp
Up to 15 kW
$175.00

Residential electrical engineering stamp.

  • Restamp fee: $25
  • 24-48 hr delivery
Electrical Stamp
Over 15 kW
$300.00

Large residential electrical engineering stamp.

  • Restamp fee: $25
  • 24-48 hr delivery

City Permits & Interconnection Category
City Permit
Up to 10 kW
$250.00

City permit application.

  • City fees not included
City Permit
Over 10 kW
$350.00

City permit application.

  • City fees not included
PTO / NEM
Up to 10 kW
$250.00

PTO / NEM interconnection application.

  • NEM fees not included
PTO / NEM
Over 10 kW
$350.00

PTO / NEM interconnection application.

  • NEM fees not included
First-Pass Approval Strategy

Prevent Common Solar Permit Plan-Check Redlines

Redlines often begin with incomplete field information, mismatched equipment, unclear diagrams, missing structural details, or requirements that were not verified before drafting.

Our review process checks the project as a coordinated system so the site plan, roof layout, electrical design, calculations, labels, and supporting documents tell the same story.

Fire-access pathways
Electrical calculations
Structural information
Placards and equipment data

Review Before Submission

A disciplined pre-submittal check catches internal inconsistencies before they become formal AHJ comments and installation delays.

Redline Prevention Workflow

Three Checks That Keep Reviews Moving

Check 1

Verify Inputs

Confirm site measurements, roof construction, service equipment, module and inverter models, and project jurisdiction.

Check 2

Coordinate Every Sheet

Match equipment quantities, ratings, conductor sizes, attachment information, calculations, and notes throughout the set.

Check 3

Respond Clearly

When comments occur, address each item directly and issue a coordinated revision package for faster re-review.