For teams evaluating public-record research by market

ATTOM Data Alternative: Public Permit Research

PermitGrab organizes publicly available property and construction permit records by market and project type where the source supports it. A record can provide useful project context, but it is not an exclusive consumer enquiry or proof that an owner wants another bid.

Recent public-record sample

● Public-source records with source dates shown by market

Permit records dated in the last 7 days. Available contractor, owner, and contact fields vary by public source and market.

Date City Trade Contractor Phone Value
2026-09-09 Yuba City, CA Roofing P••••• D••••••• INC (916) •••-••63 $119,500
2026-09-09 Yuba City, CA General Construction T••• & C•••••• H•••••• & A•• C••••••• INC (530) •••-••65 $7,000
2026-09-09 Yuba City, CA General Construction G••••••• C••••••• LLC (707) •••-••70 $10,000
2026-09-09 Bethany, DE Roofing C•••••• H••• R••••••• (410) •••-••07 $19,723
2026-09-09 Bethany, DE General Construction C•••••• H••• R••••••• (410) •••-••07 $19,868
2026-09-09 Bethany, DE Demolition S•••• H••••••• E••••••• LLC (302) •••-••43 $22,850
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Why PermitGrab

Public property and construction permit activity where the publishing source provides it.
City-level jurisdiction, newest displayed record, and available-field disclosures.
Trade, date, and project-detail filters where source data supports them.
Public records are non-exclusive and may be available from the source itself.
Contractor, owner, and contact fields only where the underlying record supports them.
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Frequently asked questions

How can property and construction permit research help a team?

It can help a team research published project activity, record types, and available fields in the markets it serves. It does not establish owner intent or guarantee an outreach result.

Are these records exclusive?

No. Building permits are public records and other people may be able to access the publishing jurisdiction's source.

Will every record include contractor, owner, or contact details?

No. Available fields vary by jurisdiction and individual record. Review the city page for the current source and field coverage.

How current are the records?

Publication schedules differ by jurisdiction. Each city page identifies the source and newest displayed record so you can assess it directly.

How should I evaluate a market?

Start with the publishing jurisdiction, source date, record types, and available fields, then measure your own workflow and outreach results.

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