Key facts
- Build a list of homeowners in your service area, filtered by ZIP radius, age band and income band, then mail and email a short local offer.
- Renters cannot install panels, so the homeowner filter matters most.
- Buzzlist Households mode has homeowner, age, income, net worth, married and children filters, with home addresses and mobiles where available.
- Look at your last 50 installs and copy their pattern.
Which homeowners to start with?
Homeowners in your strongest ZIP codes, in the age and income bands of your past buyers. Look at your last 50 installs and copy their pattern.
What should the message say?
A local reference, a plain estimate of what a typical system costs or saves where you work, and an offer of a free site check. Avoid vague promises.
What does the data not include?
Buzzlist does not have roof direction, roof condition or electricity use. Your site check covers those.
How to build a solar homeowner list with Buzz
- Set the service area
A ZIP radius of 10 to 50 miles.
- Set Homeowner to Yes
Then add age and income bands.
- Check the count
Before you spend anything.
- Reveal and reach out
Mail the home address, or email where available.
When does Buzzlist fit, and when does it not?
It fits when
- You install in a clear area and want homeowners in it.
It does not fit when
- You want homes by roof or energy data. Buzzlist does not have it.
- You plan automated calls or texts. Those have strict rules.
Questions people ask next
Can I exclude renters?
Yes. Set Homeowner to Yes.
Can I search by net worth?
Yes. Net worth bands are a household filter.
Can I call these people?
Mobiles show where available. Check the do-not-call rules before you call.
Is this for business buyers too?
For commercial solar, search owners and facility managers in business mode.