Full permit package, not just a layout drawing
Plan sets sourced here include the site plan, structural attachment detail, single-line diagram and equipment specs an AHJ reviewer checks against, not just a roof layout.
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Stamped, permit-ready plan sets for residential jobs, built to move through the local AHJ without a redline.
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Source stamped, permit-ready plan sets for residential solar installs. Plan set sourcing built to clear AHJ review without a redline, on Sunhub.
Plan sets sourced here include the site plan, structural attachment detail, single-line diagram and equipment specs an AHJ reviewer checks against, not just a roof layout.
Rapid-shutdown labeling under 690.12 and arc-fault protection under 690.11 are drawn into the plan set from the start, which is where most residential permit rejections actually come from.
Structural and electrical stamping requirements vary by state and even by AHJ, and plan sets here are matched to what the specific jurisdiction expects.
NEC labeling and structural detail are built into the drawing set instead of getting flagged on first submission.
Stamped plan sets move through a defined production timeline instead of an open-ended design queue.
A full permit package usually includes a site plan, roof layout, electrical single-line and three-line diagrams, equipment specs and datasheets, structural attachment details, and NEC-compliant labeling with rapid-shutdown detail. It is more than a layout drawing, since the AHJ reviews the complete electrical and structural picture. Sunhub's sets are built to move through the local AHJ without a redline.
No. A PE stamp is required only where the local AHJ or the specific scope calls for it, and many residential jobs pass without one. Structural or electrical stamping tends to be triggered by roof conditions, ground mounts, or jurisdiction policy. Sunhub adds PE stamping where the jurisdiction requires it, so you are not paying for a stamp you do not need.
Turnaround varies with job complexity and whether a PE stamp is involved, but standard residential sets are commonly delivered within a few business days. Sites needing structural review or unusual layouts take longer. Sunhub emphasizes predictable turnaround so you can schedule permitting and installation with confidence.