Follow-up #1 for Solar & Renewable Energy
Targeting individual contributor at small business companies (1-50 employees).
That permitting shortcut I mentioned
Hi {{first_name}},
I reached out a few days ago about saving time on solar permits and design documentation at {{company_name}}. Wanted to follow up with something you might find useful right away.
I put together a short guide on the most common reasons AHJ submissions get kicked back, based on data from over 500 residential solar permit applications. The top three causes are all preventable with simple template adjustments.
Would it be helpful if I sent that your way? It is a quick read and might save you a revision cycle or two on your next batch.
Either way, hope the projects are going well. Personalization Tips
- Reference specific AHJ rejection patterns common in their service territory
- Mention the permit submission method their local jurisdictions use, whether online portal or paper
- Note the volume of permits they likely process based on company size and market
- Comment on any recent changes to local building codes affecting solar installations
When to Use
Three to four days after the first email to designers or engineers at small solar companies, offering a practical technical resource.
When NOT to Use
When the individual has recently changed roles or companies, as the original context may no longer apply.
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Related Templates
First Email
Solar & Renewable Energy · Individual Contributor · Small Business
Follow-up #2
Solar & Renewable Energy · Individual Contributor · Small Business
Objection Handler
Solar & Renewable Energy · Individual Contributor · Small Business
Breakup Email
Solar & Renewable Energy · Individual Contributor · Small Business