Terms of Service
1. About These Terms
These Terms of Service describe how PermitFold provides informational guidance through Cassiterit.info and how we handle inquiries submitted through the contact form.
Site use rules, intellectual property, and dispute resolution are set out in the Terms and Conditions. Both documents apply together when you use the site or contact us.
2. What PermitFold Provides
PermitFold publishes articles, checklists, and explanatory materials about residential solar permitting steps, including building permits, utility interconnection, HOA review, and post-install inspections.
We do not:
- install solar equipment or schedule installation crews;
- submit permit applications on your behalf;
- issue government approvals or official stamps;
- sell panels, inverters, batteries, or related hardware;
- represent specific approval timelines or utility bill outcomes.
Materials are informational and intended to help you understand typical documentation paths. They are not legal, engineering, or financial advice tailored to your property.
3. Inquiries and Contact Form
You may send questions through the contact form on Cassiterit.info. By submitting a message, you confirm that contact details are accurate and that you have the right to share the information you provide.
We use inquiries to respond to your question and improve site content. We do not sell inquiry data. Processing details appear in the Privacy Policy.
Please do not send sensitive personal data, confidential documents, or third-party information without permission. We are not responsible for content you choose to include in a message.
4. Response Times and Availability
We aim to reply to inquiries within a reasonable time during normal business operations. Response times may vary by message volume, holidays, and technical availability.
Site materials and email replies do not create an ongoing advisory relationship, retainer, or duty to monitor your permit status. You remain responsible for deadlines set by your jurisdiction and utility.
5. No Professional Services Relationship
Reading site content or receiving a reply to an inquiry does not make PermitFold your contractor, engineer, attorney, or permitting agent. We do not replace licensed installers, structural engineers, electricians, or local building officials.
Before acting on any information, confirm requirements with your local building department and utility provider, and work with qualified professionals for work on your home.
6. Accuracy and Changes to Content
Permit rules, fee schedules, form names, and interconnection procedures change frequently and differ by state, municipality, and utility territory. We update materials in good faith but cannot assure that every page reflects the latest local rule on the day you read it.
We may add, revise, or remove articles and site sections without notice. The date on individual articles indicates when that piece was published or last reviewed.
7. Fees and Payment
Access to published site materials is at no charge. We do not charge for reading articles or browsing pages.
If we introduce paid offerings in the future, separate terms and pricing will be disclosed before you are asked to pay. Nothing on the current site obligates you to purchase a service.
8. Acceptable Use of Inquiries
When contacting us, you agree not to:
- send spam, bulk advertising, or unsolicited promotional messages;
- use the form to harass, threaten, or impersonate another person;
- submit unlawful content or material that infringes third-party rights;
- attempt to probe, disrupt, or overload our systems through the contact channel.
We may ignore or block messages that violate these rules or applicable law.
9. Disclaimer of Warranties
Informational guidance on the site and in email replies is provided "as is" without express or implied warranties, including accuracy for your specific project, fitness for a particular purpose, or uninterrupted availability of the site or inbox.
10. Limitation of Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, PermitFold is not liable for damages arising from reliance on site materials or inquiry responses, missed permit deadlines, denied applications, installation decisions, or third-party actions outside our control.
If liability cannot be fully excluded, it is limited to the amount you paid us for a service in the twelve months before the claim, or zero if you paid nothing.
11. Governing Law and Disputes
These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Colorado and applicable U.S. federal law. Dispute resolution procedures in the Terms and Conditions apply to claims related to site use and our informational services.
12. Changes to These Terms
We may update these Terms when our services or legal obligations change. The current version is always on this page with the last update date at the top.
Continued use of the site or submission of inquiries after an update means you accept the revised Terms.
13. Related Policies
These Terms work together with the Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy. If documents conflict on a specific topic, the document that addresses that topic most directly controls.
14. Contact Information
For questions about these Terms of Service, contact us:
PermitFoldEmail: [email protected]
Phone: +1 (303) 555-0147
Address: 1847 Meridian Parkway, Suite 204, Denver, CO 80203
Important Information
The materials on this site offer general reference notes about home solar permits, approvals, and inspections. They are intended to help homeowners understand the documentation path between signing an install contract and receiving permission to operate a system.
PermitFold is not a solar installation company. We do not mount panels, schedule installation crews, or submit permit applications on behalf of homeowners. We are not a government permitting authority and cannot issue approvals or stamps.
PermitFold is not an equipment retailer. We do not sell solar panels, inverters, batteries, or related hardware, and we do not compare brands or product models.
Approval timelines, utility rate structures, and interconnection requirements change frequently and vary by state, municipality, and utility territory. Verify current requirements through your local building department and electric utility provider.
Grid interconnection, electrical panel work, and structural load assessments require licensed professionals. Do not attempt panel wiring, meter modifications, or roof structural changes without qualified supervision.
Every home, neighborhood, and jurisdiction follows different rules. Document requirements and approval sequences that work in one county may not apply in another. Do not copy a permit folder from a neighbor without confirming local requirements.
Decisions about contractors, system sizing, and installation timing remain yours. We recommend working with licensed installers, structural engineers, and local building officials before acting on any information presented here.