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Welcome to GridPermit. By accessing or using our educational tools, you agree to these Terms of Service.

Solar Permit Guides: GridPermit's solar permit guides provide source-linked, dated informational research on solar permitting for U.S. cities. Research is on file for all 50 states, though the depth of published guides varies by location, with California currently the most complete. Guide content is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, engineering, or permit advice. Always confirm current requirements with the listed permit authority and utility before relying on it for a real project.

Educational Estimations Only: GridPermit's savings calculator currently covers California only and provides preliminary sizing estimates based on standardized, illustrative placeholder assumptions, not utility-specific or regional rate data. All output values are for educational and informational purposes only and do not constitute financial, engineering, tax, or legal advice.

Third-Party Referrals and Commercial Relationships: GridPermit is not a solar contractor or installer and does not directly provide system installation, binding engineering quotes, or utility approvals. Outbound links may connect users to independent third-party marketplaces or product providers. Some current or future third-party relationships may be commercial, but a link should not be assumed to be tracked or compensated unless the page specifically discloses that fact. If GridPermit activates a compensated affiliate, lead-generation, or other tracked referral link, the relevant page will include a clear disclosure.

Third-Party Services: Third-party websites are responsible for their own products, services, availability, pricing, eligibility rules, privacy practices, and terms. GridPermit does not control or guarantee a third party's offers or performance.

Limitation of Liability: GridPermit makes no guarantees regarding actual utility savings, system performance, tax eligibility, permit outcomes, interconnection approval, third-party availability, or installer availability.