We draft permit-ready plan sets for solar installers in the United States — site plan, array layout and single-line diagram, drawn to your templates and your AHJ’s requirements. A dedicated desk of 20 permit designers, from $20 a set, in AutoCAD, SketchUp and Solar Lab.
One deliverable, done properly — not a long menu of things we half-cover.
Our design studio is nine to twelve hours ahead of the United States. Work you send at the end of your day is drafted overnight and waiting when you open your laptop. That is a structural advantage of the time zone, not a promise we have to sprint to keep.
Files come back in formats that drop straight into your workflow, not something you have to convert first.
Adoption varies from state to state — some AHJs are still on NEC 2017 or 2020 while others have moved to 2023. Tell us which edition applies and we draw to that one, so your set is not rejected for following a code your inspector has not adopted.
Rates fall as volume rises. No setup fee, no minimum contract, and nothing to pay before you have seen a set.
Pay for what you send. Where a job lands in that range depends on complexity — a straightforward residential roof sits at the lower end, a commercial or ground-mount job at the upper.
Steady flow earns a lower rate than the per-set price, agreed once we have seen the kind of work you send. Most installers settle here after a trial job or two.
At this volume a flat monthly fee works out cheaper and simpler than counting sets. Our permit desk runs 20 designers, so this is capacity we hold rather than capacity we hope to find.
Prices are in US dollars. Send one project first — you see the drawing standard and the turnaround before agreeing to anything, and we quote the rest once we know what your typical job looks like.
Site survey, proposal and equipment list, plus your template and any AHJ notes.
We draw the set overnight, on your title block, to your standards.
You mark up anything you want changed. Revisions come back the same way.
Final files in the formats you work in, ready for your PE and your AHJ.
Sent at 5pm your time, drafted by morning. Your sales team stops waiting on drawings.
A desk built specifically for American permit sets, separate from the 12-strong engineering team that runs our India projects. Not freelancers picked up per job — the same people learn your standards and keep to them.
We run our own installations in India, so drawings come from a team that has stood on roofs.
Sets go out on your title block. Your AHJ sees your drawings, drawn to the standard you set.
A permit set means sending us your customer’s address, their utility details and their roof. That is their personal information, and it is your reputation attached to it.
We work 10:00–19:00 India time. That is roughly 11:30pm–8:30am Eastern and 8:30pm–5:30am Pacific. Anything you send during your working day is picked up as our morning starts.
Write to info@azrarenewable.com rather than calling — our phone line is Indian and the hours rarely suit. Email or WhatsApp gets a reply the same working day.
We can join a call on WhatsApp, Zoom or Google Meet, scheduled into your morning. Ask and we will send times that work in your zone.
Send one project. You see the drawing standard and the turnaround before committing to volume, and we learn your templates on a job that carries no risk for you.
Tell us the project type and your AHJ, and attach your site survey and template. We will confirm what we need and when you will have it back.
Give us a single project with your template and AHJ notes. You will see the standard and the turnaround before committing anything further.