Find promising streets
Select real residential parcels on the live county map and build a focused prospect group.
Live in Las Vegas
Find the roofsworth knocking.
Live parcel intelligence and on-demand Google roof data for solar reps working a real territory.
- Live official parcels
- Google roof intelligence
- Authorization-first bill sharing
Clickable parcelsSelected group
Selected property
Parcel boundaryOfficial county source
Roof intelligenceGoogle data on request
Utility informationHomeowner shares it, later
Draft authorized bill requestHow it works
Three steps from a street to a sourced prospect.
Know what is current
Property-record dates and imagery limitations stay clearly separated, so nothing is implied.
Hand off a real packet
Log the door outcome, draft the homeowner-authorized bill request, and pass a checked packet to your engineering team.
Live territory workspace
Start searching Clark County
Zoom in until the electric parcel outlines appear, then tap any outlined residential lot to add it to your list. These are official parcel boundaries—not roof measurements. Satellite capture dates vary by location; county record dates are shown separately.
Live parcel explorer
Clark County, Nevada
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Select homesTap inside any glowing parcel. Keep tapping to build a list.
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Select without the map (nothing in view yet)
Tab to any address and press Enter to add it. On the map itself, arrow keys pan and Enter selects the parcel under the crosshair.
Zoom in until residential parcels load in this view.
Clark County Assessor/GIS Feature ServiceSource last edited: Checking…Satellite basemap: Esri World Imagery — capture date varies by location
Prospect group
Selected homes
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My rep workspaceChecking your saved workspace…
No homes yet. Tap parcels on the map, or use the in-view list, to build a walk group.
Your saved workspace stores the public parcel snapshot and your door-to-engineering checklist under your signed-in rep account. It never stores a homeowner bill, account number, or utility credentials. “Send to engineering” remains a local status until your company chooses an integration.
Where the data comes from
Connected now
Clark County parcel geometry
Address, parcel boundary, parcel number, lot square footage, recorded construction year, land-use code, and source update date.
Inspect official source (opens in a new tab)Licensed next
Structure and roof records
Clark County's residential extraction contains structure square footage, stories, and roofing type. Commercial access requires a county data request or subscription.
Review county access process (opens in a new tab)Planned bill source
Customer-authorized bill sharing
Bill figures are meant to come from the customer: a homeowner-authorized upload of a recent bill, or a read-only utility account connection they approve themselves. Neither is connected yet, and SolarSearch does not treat calling a utility as the source of a customer's bill.
Read Nevada PUC guidance (opens in a new tab)Commercial path
Nevada first. Built to expand with your team.
Each territory can plug in its own parcel source, licensed imagery, roof-data vendor, authorization language, customer-authorized bill or utility connection, and tariff engine.
- Now Live parcels
- Next Authorized bill sharing
- Then Licensed roofs
- Scale Territory packs
Built for the field
Give every rep a smarter starting point.
Search a territory, group promising homes, keep each authorization tied to the correct address, and hand engineering a packet worth reviewing. SolarSearch prepares the door conversation; your design team still owns the measurements and the proposal.