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The complete operator's guide to growing a plumbing business in 2026: local search dominance, operational software, strategic partnerships, specialization, and the ROI math behind each marketing channel. From Marcus Reeves at PermitGrab.
Read more →The complete operator's guide to growing a hvac business in 2026: local search dominance, operational software, strategic partnerships, specialization, and the ROI math behind each marketing channel. From Marcus Reeves at PermitGrab.
Read more →The complete operator's guide to growing a roofing business in 2026: local search dominance, operational software, strategic partnerships, specialization, and the ROI math behind each marketing channel. From Marcus Reeves at PermitGrab.
Read more →The complete operator's guide to growing a solar installation business in 2026: local search dominance, operational software, strategic partnerships, specialization, and the ROI math behind each marketing channel. From Marcus Reeves at Perm
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Read more →The complete operator's guide to growing a painting business in 2026: local search dominance, operational software, strategic partnerships, specialization, and the ROI math behind each marketing channel. From Marcus Reeves at PermitGrab.
Read more →The complete operator's guide to growing a flooring business in 2026: local search dominance, operational software, strategic partnerships, specialization, and the ROI math behind each marketing channel. From Marcus Reeves at PermitGrab.
Read more →The complete operator's guide to growing a window & door replacement business in 2026: local search dominance, operational software, strategic partnerships, specialization, and the ROI math behind each marketing channel. From Marcus Reeves
Read more →The complete operator's guide to growing a landscaping & hardscaping business in 2026: local search dominance, operational software, strategic partnerships, specialization, and the ROI math behind each marketing channel. From Marcus Reeves
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Read more →The complete operator's guide to growing a fence installation business in 2026: local search dominance, operational software, strategic partnerships, specialization, and the ROI math behind each marketing channel. From Marcus Reeves at Perm
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Read more →Miami-Dade County logged 3,618 new building permits in the last 30 days across 3,085 active contractors. Here is the full June 2026 breakdown by trade, volume, and the busiest filers.
Read more →New York City logged 11,769 new building permits in the last 30 days across 4,505 active contractors. Here is the full June 2026 breakdown by trade, volume, and the busiest filers.
Read more →Hialeah logged 2,182 new building permits in the last 30 days across 2,260 active contractors. Here is the full June 2026 breakdown by trade, volume, and the busiest filers.
Read more →San Antonio logged 4,992 new building permits in the last 30 days across 2,562 active contractors. Here is the full June 2026 breakdown by trade, volume, and the busiest filers.
Read more →Minneapolis logged 2,287 new building permits in the last 30 days across 1,079 active contractors. Here is the full June 2026 breakdown by trade, volume, and the busiest filers.
Read more →Phoenix logged 1,824 new building permits in the last 30 days across 1,849 active contractors. Here is the full June 2026 breakdown by trade, volume, and the busiest filers.
Read more →Everett, WA logged 801 new building permits in the last 30 days across 1,511 active contractors. Here is the full June 2026 breakdown by trade, volume, and the busiest filers.
Read more →Bellevue, WA logged 821 new building permits in the last 30 days across 485 active contractors. Here is the full June 2026 breakdown by trade, volume, and the busiest filers.
Read more →Raleigh logged 416 new building permits in the last 30 days across 1,179 active contractors. Here is the full June 2026 breakdown by trade, volume, and the busiest filers.
Read more →Austin logged 5,109 new building permits in the last 30 days across 2,395 active contractors. Here is the full June 2026 breakdown by trade, volume, and the busiest filers.
Read more →In the 90 days ending June 28, 2026, PermitGrab tracked 703,000+ building permits across 1,890 U.S. municipalities. New York City leads the nation, but Texas and Florida own the rest of the leaderboard — Fort Worth, Austin, and San Antonio each filed more permits than Los Angeles or Chicago, and Cape Coral is permitting at big-metro pace from a city of under 250,000.
Read more →If you sell scheduling, dispatch, CRM, estimating, or booking software to contractors, building-permit data is a live list of businesses you can prove are actively winning work right now — not a stale directory. PermitGrab tracks permits across 1,890 U.S. municipalities daily, with the contractor named on the record.
Read more →When a contractor pulls a permit, they are about to buy materials. Building-supply houses, distributors, and fuel/propane companies use permit data to reach those contractors first — across 1,890 U.S. municipalities, with the contractor named and phone numbers attached from state licensing.
Read more →A building permit marks a homeowner committing to a real project — and a contractor who could offer financing at the point of sale. Lenders, contractor-financing platforms, and warranty companies use permit and owner-of-record data to reach both sides, across 1,890 U.S. municipalities, refreshed daily.
Read more →Building permit data gives solar installers a direct line to homeowners actively investing in their property. Skip the $30 lead aggregators and get unlimited cities for $149/mo.
Read more →Code violations signal motivated sellers. Houston has 83K records, NYC has 61K, Chicago 20K. Learn how investors cross-reference violations with permits to find distressed properties before competitors.
Read more →Insurance agents are missing the highest-converting trigger event in the industry. Building permits = new construction, renovations, and coverage gaps. 250+ daily leads in San Antonio alone for $149/mo.
Read more →Subcontractors use building permit data to bid on new projects before the GCs fill every sub slot. Phone numbers for 93% of Miami-Dade contractors, 83% of San Antonio. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →Stop paying Angi $30 per lead. Building permit data shows you every renovation project the day it's filed. Tens of thousands of leads per quarter for $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →New tools, new cities, new ways to find permit leads. May 2026 shipped the live permit-pulse for 30+ cities, alternatives to ConstructConnect and Shovels, programmatic city-by-trade directory pages, and more. Quick tour with direct links.
Read more →Skip the lead aggregators. Phoenix has 79,000+ active property owners and 1,080+ contractors with phone numbers in our daily permit feed. Solar installer leads for $149/mo, unlimited.
Read more →Miami-Dade files thousands of building permits monthly — every one is a re-rate event for an insurance agent. 82,000+ property owners, 13,000+ permits, daily updates. $149/mo.
Read more →20,670 active Chicago code violation properties — every one a real-estate-investor lead. 72,026 Chicago property owners with mailing addresses. Daily updates. $149/mo.
Read more →Austin files thousands of permits monthly — every general contractor on those permits needs subcontractors. 55,000+ Travis County properties + daily permit feed. $149/mo.
Read more →Cleveland Rust-Belt housing stock + aggressive code enforcement = a motivated-seller hunting ground. 60,000+ Cuyahoga property owners, daily violations feed. $149/mo.
Read more →NYC files thousands of roof permits annually — every one is a competing-bid opportunity for roofing contractors. Daily feed across all five boroughs. $149/mo unlimited cities.
Read more →378,000+ Detroit property owners + daily-fresh blight tickets. The cheapest entry-cost motivated-seller pipeline in the country. Direct mail at scale. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →617,000+ Atlanta-metro property owner records across Fulton + DeKalb counties. Out-of-state landlord lists, absentee-owner data, and direct-mail-ready exports. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →Sacramento publishes daily-fresh building permits with real contractor names. CA CSLB license enrichment lifts phones. Sub-$2 CPC potential. $149/mo unlimited cities.
Read more →500,000+ Houston-city property owners + 83,000+ active code violations. Wind, flood, and umbrella re-rate triggers from public records. $149/mo unlimited cities.
Read more →Saint Paul + east Twin Cities suburbs file thousands of roof permits annually. 164,000+ Ramsey County property owners + daily permit feed. Roofing leads for $149/mo.
Read more →337,000+ Oklahoma County property owners with mailing addresses. New metro coverage for OKC, Edmond, Midwest City. Owners-only product. $149/mo unlimited cities.
Read more →77,000+ Broward County property owners + daily Fort Lauderdale permit feed. Wind, flood, and umbrella re-rate opportunities from public records. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →Mesa files thousands of permits monthly across new construction, roof replacements, and solar. 38,000+ Mesa property owners + daily permit feed. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →Arlington files thousands of permits monthly. Hail-belt roof replacements + new construction. 715K+ Tarrant County owners + permit feed. $149/mo unlimited cities.
Read more →152,000+ Hamilton County IN property owners. Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville, Westfield, Zionsville investor data. Daily permit feed + parcel records. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →8,000+ active Charlotte code violations + 250K+ Mecklenburg County owners + daily permits. Motivated-seller list + permit-alert tools. $149/mo unlimited cities.
Read more →Lake Erie storm corridor + aging Cleveland-east housing stock = steady roofing replacement work. 115,000+ Lake County owners. $149/mo unlimited cities.
Read more →711,000+ Bexar County property owners + 5,000+ San Antonio code violations + daily permit feed. Hail-belt roofing replacement work, year-round volume. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →343,000+ Travis County property owners + 6,800+ Austin code violations + daily permit feed. Out-of-state landlord lists, motivated-seller intel, full Austin metro coverage.
Read more →438,000+ Pinellas County property owners + Tampa Bay hurricane corridor + daily permit feed. Wind-mitigation roof replacements drive the market. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →813,000+ Tampa Bay property owners across Hillsborough + Pinellas + Pasco. Out-of-state landlord lists, motivated seller intel, hurricane-driven exits. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →17,000+ Scottsdale property owners + Maricopa County daily permit feed. Out-of-state owner filtering. Identify motivated seller and investor opportunities in AZ's highest-net-worth zip codes.
Read more →54,000+ Wake County property owners + Raleigh daily permit feed. Tornado-belt roofing replacements, accelerating new construction. Permit-driven leads for NC roofers. $149/mo.
Read more →Orlando + Orange County daily permit feed + statewide FL parcels. Hurricane-zone roofing replacement work, year-round volume. Permit-record leads beat Angi by 12 hours. $149/mo.
Read more →79,000+ Hamilton County property owners + Cincinnati daily permit feed. Aging Midwest housing stock = recurring roof replacement work. $149/mo unlimited contractor leads.
Read more →55,000+ Travis County owners + Austin daily permit feed. Direct solar leads at the moment of property investment. $149/mo unlimited. 14-day trial available.
Read more →Skip Houzz Pro and Angi referral fees. Daily Austin permit feed shows every addition, ADU, and major remodel. $149/mo unlimited Travis County.
Read more →79K Maricopa County owners + 1,080 Phoenix contractor phones. AC replacement permits daily. May trigger window playbook. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →Houston restoration: 83K code violations + permits, hurricane-belt timing. Skip the storm-chaser race. $149/mo unlimited Harris County.
Read more →Find Austin new construction projects before competitors. Daily permit feed shows ground-up builds, ADUs, additions. $149/mo unlimited Travis.
Read more →97K Tarrant County owners + Fort Worth permit feed. Storm-belt roofers win on hail-season post-storm permit surge tracking. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →82K Miami-Dade owners + daily permit feed. Hurricane-belt roofers track post-storm permit surge + FL DBPR contractor data. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →Atlanta code violation property list, daily refresh. Owner mailing addresses for direct mail. Wholesalers identify sellers before MLS. $149/mo.
Read more →72K Cook County owners + 3,498 IL contractor phones. Sewer-line + LSL replacement permits. Aging Midwest plumbing market. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →79K Maricopa owners + Phoenix permit feed. Window contractors win on May-Sept UV season + 25C tax credit + APS rebate stack. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →82K+ Miami-Dade owners + permit + violation data identifies off-market sellers 60-90 days before MLS. Luxury Miami specialty. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →71K Davidson County owners + Nashville permit feed. 30-day post-move-in window converts at 18-28%. HOA dominance play. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →Tampa Bay solar: Hillsborough owner data + permit feed via V476 Accela hybrid. Hurricane-resilience pitch. $149/mo unlimited Tampa Bay metro.
Read more →13K NYC PLUTO records + 791 contractor phones + DOB permit feed. Design-build GCs win on co-op + brownstone + commercial fit-out. $149/mo.
Read more →5K Bexar owners + 3,830 SA contractor phones + daily permit feed. HVAC contractors win on summer replacement cycle outreach. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →38K Mesa property owners (V474 win) + Maricopa permit feed. Storm-belt roofers win on AZ monsoon hail-event outreach. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →Fort Lauderdale + Broward restoration: hurricane belt permits + post-Surfside recertification wave. Skip storm chasers. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →55K Philadelphia owners + daily permit feed + aging Mid-Atlantic plumbing infrastructure. Skip Angi/Yelp lead fees. $149/mo unlimited Philly.
Read more →72K Cook County owners + Chicago daily permit feed. Window contractors win on lakefront wind + 25C/ComEd rebate stacking. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →Atlanta pest/lawn services: target new homeowners + post-renovation properties via daily permit feed + 60% HOA concentration. $149/mo unlimited.
Read more →Chicago HVAC contractors: 3,498 contractors with phones, daily permit feed across 22u3-xenr violations and the city building permits dataset. Find new mechanical jobs before bids open. $149/mo.
Read more →NYC real estate investors: 13,000+ active permits, ACRIS deed data, and DOB violation feeds in one daily digest. Find motivated owners and distressed properties before the broker network does. $149/mo.
Read more →Phoenix real estate investors: 79,000+ Maricopa County owner records with absentee-investor flagging, daily permit + violation feeds, code enforcement signals. Find motivated sellers before the wholesalers do.
Read more →Miami-Dade solar installers: South Florida's permit feed surfaces every roof + electrical + addition permit in real time. 82K owners, 13K permits, daily refresh. Find pre-buy-mode homeowners. $149/mo.
Read more →Nashville general contractors: 71,000+ Davidson County owner records, permit feed across the city + Williamson County, daily refresh. Bid on new commercial and residential work before the GC shortlist. $149/mo.
Read more →Cleveland roofing contractors: 60,000+ Cuyahoga County owner records, storm-belt market, daily permit feed across Cleveland + east-side suburbs. Find roof replacement permits the day they're filed. $149/mo.
Read more →LA solar installers: 30,000+ active LADBS permits, every PV + service-panel + ADU permit surfaced daily. Beat the door-knockers to high-intent homeowners. CA CSLB licensing data layered in. $149/mo.
Read more →Philadelphia investors: 55,000+ Philadelphia property owners, daily permits feed, code violations from L&I. Find motivated sellers in Fishtown, Kensington, Brewerytown, Point Breeze. $149/mo.
Read more →Henderson NV roofing contractors: live ArcGIS permit feed with inline contractor names + business phones. 8,553 records with BUSINESSPHONE, daily refresh, no DDG enrichment needed. $149/mo.
Read more →Buffalo roofing contractors: snow-belt market with steady ice damming + replacement demand. 59K Erie County owners, NY DOL phone enrichment, daily permit feed. Beat storm chasers to local homeowners. $149/mo.
Read more →San Antonio roofing contractors: hail-belt market with sustained replacement volume. 5,000+ Bexar County owners, daily permit feed, 3,828 contractor phones via FL DBPR-style enrichment. $149/mo.
Read more →Detroit real estate wholesalers: tax-foreclosure cross-referenced with permit + violation data. Find motivated owners + investor portfolios across all 7 Detroit zones. $149/mo.
Read more →Atlanta roofing contractors: hail-belt market, daily permit feed across Fulton + DeKalb + Cobb. Find roof replacement permits the day they're filed. Owner mailing-address cross-reference. $149/mo.
Read more →Mesa AZ solar installers: 38,000+ Maricopa County owner records covering Mesa, daily permit feed, electrical service upgrades surfaced within 24h. Sun-belt market with the cleanest absentee-owner data.
Read more →Orlando roofing contractors: hurricane-belt market, FL DBPR phone enrichment, daily permit feed across Orange + Seminole counties. Find roof replacement permits the day they're filed. $149/mo.
Read more →Nashville HVAC contractors: TN heat-pump conversion market, daily permit feed, 71K Davidson County owners. Find mechanical permits and service-panel upgrades before the bid pool. $149/mo.
Read more →Cleveland HVAC contractors: cold-climate heat-pump conversion market, daily permit feed from Project_Records FeatureServer, 60K Cuyahoga owners. Find mechanical permits before bids open. $149/mo.
Read more →Charlotte NC roofing contractors: hail + storm market, daily permit feed across Mecklenburg County, code violation cross-reference. Find roof replacement permits the day they're filed. $149/mo.
Read more →Phoenix roofing contractors: 79K Maricopa owner records, daily permit feed, monsoon-season storm volume + tile-roof end-of-life replacement wave. Get roof permits the day they're filed. $149/mo.
Read more →Chicago roofing contractors: 72K Cook County owner records, daily permit feed, ice-damming + storm-damage replacement market. Find roof + tear-off permits the day they're filed. $149/mo.
Read more →Miami-Dade HVAC contractors: 82K owner records, daily permit feed, AC replacement volume year-round in tropical climate. Find mechanical permits and full-system swaps before bids open. $149/mo.
Read more →NYC HVAC contractors: 13K active permits, DOB filings + electrification mandate, 466+ phone-enriched contractors. Find mechanical permits + heat-pump conversion projects across all 5 boroughs. $149/mo.
Read more →Cleveland real estate investors: 60K Cuyahoga owner records, code violation cross-reference, demolition + replacement pair tracking. Find motivated sellers and distressed single-family inventory. $149/mo.
Read more →San Antonio investors: 5K+ Bexar County records, code enforcement cross-reference, distressed-inventory + absentee-owner workflow. Find motivated sellers in TX's 7th-largest city. $149/mo.
Read more →Austin roofing contractors: TX hail-belt, daily permit feed, 55K Travis County owner records. Find roof permits in Austin + suburbs before bid pools form. $149/mo.
Read more →Sacramento roofing: Central Valley fire + heat + tile-end-of-life replacement market. Daily permit feed, CA CSLB licensing data, Sacramento + Placer + Yolo coverage. $149/mo.
Read more →Raleigh investors: 20K+ Wake County owner records, code enforcement cross-reference, fast-growing Triangle market. Find motivated sellers in Raleigh + Cary + Durham. $149/mo.
Read more →Mesa AZ investors: 38K Maricopa records covering East Valley, absentee-owner workflow, code enforcement cross-reference. Find motivated sellers ahead of the Phoenix wholesale lists. $149/mo.
Read more →Austin investors: 55K Travis County records, daily permit feed, code enforcement cross-reference. Find motivated sellers in East Austin, Mueller, Govalle, Mont. $149/mo.
Read more →Fort Lauderdale roofing contractors: hurricane corridor, FL DBPR phone enrichment, daily Broward County permit feed. Find re-roof + storm-damage permits within 24 hours. $149/mo.
Read more →Tampa HVAC contractors: tropical climate year-round AC replacement volume, daily Hillsborough County permit feed, FL DBPR phone enrichment. Find mechanical permits before bid pools form. $149/mo.
Read more →Cape Coral roofing: hurricane corridor + post-Ian replacement wave + tile-roof end-of-life. Daily Lee County permit feed, FL DBPR enrichment. Find re-roof permits the day they're filed. $149/mo.
Read more →Minneapolis roofing: snow + hail belt market, ice-damming damage Feb-Mar, MN DLI phone enrichment, daily Hennepin County permit feed. Beat storm chasers to local homeowners. $149/mo.
Read more →Los Angeles HVAC contractors: 30K+ LADBS permits, electrification + heat-pump conversion wave, ductless retrofit market. Find mechanical permits + service-panel upgrades daily. $149/mo.
Read more →Indianapolis investors: 96K+ Marion County records, code enforcement cross-reference, established rental + flip market. Find motivated sellers ahead of the wholesale call centers. $149/mo.
Read more →NYC roofing contractors: 13K active permits, NY DOL phone enrichment, flat-roof + parapet + green-roof market across all 5 boroughs. Find roof permits before bid pools form. $149/mo.
Read more →Fort Worth investors: 97K Tarrant County records, daily permit feed across DFW, code enforcement cross-reference. Find motivated sellers in Alliance + suburbs. $149/mo.
Read more →Phoenix HVAC contractors: extreme heat + cooling-load-driven replacement market, 79K Maricopa records, daily permit feed. Find mechanical permits + service-panel upgrades before bid pools form.
Read more →SA roofing v2: hail-belt + spring storm market, 5K Bexar records, daily permit feed, 311 code-enforcement cross-reference. Find roof permits in Stone Oak, Sonterra, North Side. $149/mo.
Read more →Omaha investors: Douglas County records, daily permit feed, distressed inventory in Florence + South Omaha + East. Affordable Midwest market with steady cash-flow rentals. $149/mo.
Read more →Memphis investors: Shelby County records, daily permit feed via V476 hybrid scraper, distressed-inventory + cash-flow-rental market. Find motivated sellers in Whitehaven + Frayser + Orange Mound. $149/mo.
Read more →Oakland CA investors: Alameda County records, daily permit feed, East Oakland + West Oakland + Fruitvale value-add submarkets. Find motivated sellers ahead of Bay Area wholesale lists. $149/mo.
Read more →Chicago insurance agents: 72K Cook County owner records, daily permit feed, every renovation + roof + addition is a re-rate event. Find underserved Chicago property owners. $149/mo.
Read more →NYC insurance agents: 13K active permits, HPD + DOB violations, every gut renovation + LL97 retrofit + facade work is a coverage conversation. PLUTO ownership cross-reference. $149/mo.
Read more →Phoenix insurance agents: 79K Maricopa records, daily permit feed, every roof + addition + monsoon-damage repair is a coverage event. Find re-rate opportunities your competition missed. $149/mo.
Read more →Cleveland insurance agents: 60K Cuyahoga records, daily permit feed, storm-belt market, ice-damming + furnace replacement coverage events. Find re-rate opportunities. $149/mo.
Read more →Nashville investors: 71K Davidson County records, daily permit feed, fast-growing Music City market with concentrated absentee-LLC + tear-down + new-construction signals. $149/mo.
Read more →Austin HVAC contractors: TX heat-driven AC replacement, daily permit feed via AB+C, 55K Travis County records. Find mechanical permits + service-panel upgrades before bid pools form. $149/mo.
Read more →Houston investors: deep distressed inventory + steady rental demand. HCAD assessor cross-reference, daily permit feed, code-violation workflow across Greater Houston. $149/mo.
Read more →Fort Worth roofing: TX hail-belt market, daily permit feed across DFW, 97K Tarrant records, code violation cross-reference. Beat storm chasers to local homeowners. $149/mo.
Read more →Los Angeles has some of the highest building permit costs in the country. Here's what contractors need to budget for in 2026.
Read more →Chicago's building permit system is formula-based with same-day express permits available. Here's the full breakdown for 2026.
Read more →Phoenix uses a tiered fee structure with same-day over-the-counter permits for simple projects. Here's what to expect in 2026.
Read more →San Antonio's permit fees are calculated based on project type, square footage, and complexity. Here's the 2026 guide.
Read more →NYC building permit fees are calculated using filing fees, plan examination fees, and per-square-foot charges. Here's the 2026 breakdown.
Read more →Philadelphia permit fees are based on estimated project cost, with different filing fees for residential and commercial work.
Read more →Jacksonville calculates fees based on size, type, and valuation of construction, with 31% discounts for private inspectors.
Read more →San Jose uses an hourly-rate fee structure with plan review at $325/hour and permit processing at $227/hour.
Read more →Austin calculates permit fees as a percentage of project valuation, with plan review fees at 65% of the building permit fee.
Read more →Fort Worth offers third-party review discounts of up to 70% and some of the fastest standard review times in DFW.
Read more →Columbus uses hourly plan review charges — $225/hour for residential, $500/hour for commercial — with a 30-day review commitment.
Read more →Charlotte uses a per-trade fee structure with separate permits for building, electrical, mechanical, and plumbing.
Read more →Indianapolis calculates permit fees based on project valuation and construction type through the DBNS Accela portal.
Read more →Denver offers a 180-day permit approval guarantee — if they miss the deadline, you get up to $10,000 back.
Read more →DC calculates permit fees based on signed construction contract cost, with unique rules for historic districts covering much of the city.
Read more →Atlanta's permit fees are moderate, but the tree ordinance, sewer capacity fees, and historic district requirements can significantly increase total costs.
Read more →Nashville uses a valuation-based formula with plan review at 65% of the building permit fee.
Read more →OKC's permit fees are notably lower than comparable metros — roughly 40–60% of what you'd pay in Dallas or Denver.
Read more →El Paso's permit fees are among the most affordable in Texas — roughly 30–50% below Austin or Dallas.
Read more →Boston's permit fees at $15 per $1,000 make it one of the most expensive cities in the country for permitting.
Read more →Orlando uses a tiered fee structure based on project valuation. Here's exactly what permits cost in 2026, with real numbers from 17,065 recent Orlando filings.
Read more →Miami uses a tiered fee structure based on project valuation. Here's exactly what permits cost in 2026, with real numbers from 16,238 recent Miami filings.
Read more →Miami-Dade County uses a tiered fee structure based on project valuation. Here's exactly what permits cost in 2026, with real numbers from 12,192 recent Miami-Dade County filings.
Read more →Cape Coral uses a tiered fee structure based on project valuation. Here's exactly what permits cost in 2026, with real numbers from 10,000 recent Cape Coral filings.
Read more →New Orleans uses a tiered fee structure based on project valuation. Here's exactly what permits cost in 2026, with real numbers from 8,153 recent New Orleans filings.
Read more →Buffalo uses a tiered fee structure based on project valuation. Here's exactly what permits cost in 2026, with real numbers from 5,347 recent Buffalo filings.
Read more →Anaheim uses a tiered fee structure based on project valuation. Here's exactly what permits cost in 2026, with real numbers from 2,937 recent Anaheim filings.
Read more →Mesa uses a tiered fee structure based on project valuation. Here's exactly what permits cost in 2026, with real numbers from 2,873 recent Mesa filings.
Read more →Cincinnati uses a tiered fee structure based on project valuation. Here's exactly what permits cost in 2026, with real numbers from 2,778 recent Cincinnati filings.
Read more →Raleigh uses a tiered fee structure based on project valuation. Here's exactly what permits cost in 2026, with real numbers from 2,468 recent Raleigh filings.
Read more →Baton Rouge uses a tiered fee structure based on project valuation. Here's exactly what permits cost in 2026, with real numbers from 2,204 recent Baton Rouge filings.
Read more →Landscaping & Exterior is the single deepest phone roster of any trade in the San Antonio feed: 1,925 contractor profiles — irrigation installers, fence companies, pool builders, and patio and deck crews — 1,230 of them with a phone number attached (809 distinct). Over the last 90 days the category produced 2,110 permits, led by 969 irrigation and 198 fence filings, with the newest record dated July 5, 2026.
Read more →General construction is one of the deepest trades in the San Antonio permit feed. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 865 permits pulled by 341 distinct general contracting firms — 308 of them filed in the last 30 days by 151 active businesses — and 539 of the 786 San Antonio general-contractor profiles ship with a phone number (450 distinct), a same-day-fresh roster of the GCs actually building across Bexar County right now.
Read more →The outdoor-living trades are one of the busiest corners of the Lee County permit feed. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 70 landscaping and exterior permits pulled by 40 distinct businesses — pool builders, screen-enclosure crews, and land-development firms — and 91 of the 95 Lee County outdoor-living profiles ship with a phone number (85 distinct), a 96% phone-coverage roster of the Southwest Florida firms winning outdoor work right now.
Read more →General construction is the second-deepest trade in the Lee County permit feed. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 61 permits pulled by 38 distinct general contracting businesses — 15 of them filed in the last 30 days — and 116 of the 117 Lee County general-contractor profiles ship with a phone number (111 distinct), a focused, freshly-built list of the Southwest Florida GCs winning work right now.
Read more →Electrical is one of the deepest, most phone-complete trades in the Lee County permit feed. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 88 permits pulled by 55 distinct electrical businesses — 29 of them filed in the last 30 days — and 106 of the 107 Lee County electrical profiles ship with a phone number (103 distinct), a focused, freshly-built list of Southwest Florida electricians winning work right now.
Read more →Plumbing is a fully phone-complete trade in the Lee County permit feed. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 19 permits pulled by 16 distinct plumbing businesses, and all 44 Lee County plumbing profiles ship with a phone number (41 distinct) — a focused, freshly-built list of Southwest Florida plumbers winning work right now.
Read more →Roofing is one of the most phone-complete trades in the Lee County permit feed. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 35 roofing permits in the county, 15 of them in the last 30, pulled by 30 distinct roofing businesses. All 63 Lee County roofing profiles ship with a phone number — a focused, freshly-built list of Southwest Florida roofers winning work right now.
Read more →Florida outdoor living runs year-round, and Orlando is one of the densest fence, pool, and screen-enclosure markets in the country. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 410 landscaping and exterior permits in the city, 99 of them in the last 30, pulled by 206 distinct businesses. 134 of the 290 tracked Orlando outdoor-living profiles ship with a verified phone number (129 distinct).
Read more →Plumbing is one of the cleanest, most callable trade lists we publish in Pinellas County. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 44 plumbing permits across the St. Petersburg-Clearwater market, 28 of them in the last 30, pulled by 28 distinct plumbing businesses. Of the 28 Pinellas plumbing profiles, 26 ship with a phone number — a 93% match rate. This completes the Pinellas four-trade cluster.
Read more →Plumbing is one of the steadiest permit trades in Hillsborough County: 140 plumbing permits filed in the last 30 days across the Tampa metro, pulled by 41 distinct plumbing businesses with an unusually clean 93% phone coverage from Florida licensing data. This completes the Tampa four-trade cluster.
Read more →Electrical is one of the busiest permit trades in Hillsborough County: 216 electrical permits filed in the last 30 days across the Tampa metro, pulled by 61 distinct electrical businesses with 75% phone coverage from Florida licensing data.
Read more →Roofing is one of the busiest permit trades in Hillsborough County: 251 roofing permits filed in the last 30 days across the Tampa metro. Florida's hurricane-code replacements and year-round re-roofs keep volume high, and an unusually strong 87% contractor-phone coverage makes this one of the most workable roofing markets in the PermitGrab feed.
Read more →Plumbing is one of the steadiest trades in the Polk County permit feed. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 139 plumbing permits across the county, 71 of them in the last 30, pulled by 55 distinct plumbing businesses. Of the 55 Polk County plumbing profiles, 51 ship with a phone number — a 93% match rate, one of the cleanest, most callable trade lists we publish anywhere.
Read more →Roofing is one of the busiest trades in the West Palm Beach permit feed. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 91 roofing permits in the city, 48 of them in the last 30, pulled by 63 distinct roofing businesses. Of the 113 West Palm Beach roofing profiles, 63 ship with a phone number — a focused, freshly-built list of South Florida roofers winning work right now.
Read more →Anaheim is the rare plumbing market where almost every contractor comes with a working phone number. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 73 plumbing permits in Anaheim, 39 of them in the last 30. Of the 95 Anaheim plumbing profiles, 91 ship with a deduplicated phone — about 96% phone coverage, among the highest in our California fleet.
Read more →Roofing is one of the busiest trades in the Anaheim permit feed, and it is the rare market where almost every roofer comes with a working phone number. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 356 roofing permits in Anaheim, 121 of them in the last 30. All 237 Anaheim roofing profiles ship with a deduplicated phone number — about 100% phone coverage, the highest in our California fleet.
Read more →Anaheim is the rare HVAC market where almost every contractor comes with a working phone number. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 179 mechanical permits in Anaheim, 60 of them in the last 30. Of the 126 Anaheim HVAC profiles, 122 ship with a deduplicated phone — about 97% phone coverage, among the highest in our California fleet.
Read more →Austin is one of the busiest interior-renovation markets in the country. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 614 interior-renovation permits in the city, 213 of them in the last 30, pulled by 380 distinct businesses. 278 of the 308 Austin interior-renovation profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number — 90% phone coverage.
Read more →Roofing is one of the most active trades in the Minneapolis permit feed — the Twin Cities sit in one of the country's worst hail corridors, so storm re-roofs and restoration file year-round. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 439 roofing permits in Minneapolis, 234 of them in the last 30. 260 of the 428 Minneapolis roofing profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number — 61% phone coverage.
Read more →Fence, pool, and exterior site work is one of the steadiest trades in the Miami-Dade permit feed. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 952 landscaping & exterior permits in the county, 265 of them in the last 30, pulled by 337 distinct businesses. 455 of the 531 Miami-Dade profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number — 86% phone coverage.
Read more →General construction is the highest-volume trade in the Miami-Dade permit feed after electrical. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 2,017 general-construction permits in the county, 573 of them in the last 30, pulled by 850 distinct businesses. 684 of the 997 Miami-Dade GC profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number — 69% phone coverage.
Read more →Pinellas County — St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, and Pinellas Park — is one of the busiest re-roof markets on the Gulf coast. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 475 roofing permits in the county, 303 of them in the last 30, pulled by 92 distinct businesses. 77 of the 86 Pinellas roofing profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number — 90% phone coverage.
Read more →San Jose is Silicon Valley's busiest re-roof market. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 707 roofing permits in the city, 249 of them in the last 30, filed by 287 distinct roofing businesses. 117 of the 304 San Jose roofing profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number.
Read more →Pinellas County — St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, and Pinellas Park — is one of the densest HVAC markets in the Tampa Bay region. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 1,363 HVAC permits in the county, 938 of them in the last 30, pulled by 221 distinct businesses. 144 of the 154 Pinellas HVAC profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number — 94% phone coverage, the highest of any trade list we publish.
Read more →Orlando is one of the fastest-growing plumbing markets in the Southeast. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 778 plumbing permits in the city, 291 of them in the last 30, pulled by 217 distinct businesses. 190 of the 265 Orlando plumbing profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number — 72% phone coverage from Florida's state license file.
Read more →San Jose is one of the densest rooftop-solar markets in the country. PermitGrab indexed 546 solar permits in the city over the last 90 days, 173 of them in the last 30, pulled by 118 distinct installers — from national operators like Sunrun and Tesla Energy to Silicon Valley specialists. The feed refreshes daily.
Read more →Southwest Florida runs its air conditioning year-round, and Lee County — Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, Estero — files HVAC permits in volume every week. PermitGrab carries 214 Lee County HVAC contractor profiles, and 210 of them ship with a verified phone number: 98% coverage, the highest of any market we track.
Read more →An HVAC permit is a paper trail for a real job: a furnace swap, a condenser change-out, a new-construction rough-in, a mini-split add. PermitGrab indexed 113,952 HVAC permits across 496 U.S. cities in the last 90 days — 56,857 of them in the trailing 30 — alongside 51,626 HVAC contractor profiles, 15,751 of which carry a verified business phone number. It refreshes every day, and unlike a shared-lead marketplace, the same record is never sold to four other people.
Read more →Orlando is one of the busiest electrical markets in the Sun Belt. PermitGrab indexed 1,431 electrical permits in the city over the last 90 days, 577 of them in the last 30, pulled by 469 distinct firms. 395 of the 547 Orlando electrical contractor profiles ship with a verified phone number — 72% phone coverage.
Read more →Miami-Dade sits inside Florida's High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, where impact-rated windows and doors are code. PermitGrab tracks 1,537 window-and-door permits filed in the last 90 days across 448 distinct firms, plus 636 window contractor profiles carrying 545 verified phone numbers.
Read more →Austin is one of the busiest plumbing markets in the country. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 3,445 plumbing permits in the city, 1,311 of them in the last 30, pulled by 472 distinct businesses. 441 of the 452 Austin plumbing profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number — 98% phone coverage.
Read more →Austin is one of the busiest HVAC markets in the country. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 2,539 mechanical permits in the city, 1,116 of them in the last 30, pulled by 352 distinct businesses. 506 of the 528 Austin HVAC profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number — 96% phone coverage.
Read more →Miami-Dade is one of the busiest plumbing markets in the Southeast. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 954 plumbing permits across the county, 289 of them in the last 30, pulled by 404 distinct businesses. 486 of the 555 Miami-Dade plumbing profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number — 88% phone coverage.
Read more →San Antonio is one of the busiest electrical markets in Texas. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 871 electrical permits in the city, 297 of them in the last 30, pulled by 357 distinct electrical businesses. 620 of the 734 San Antonio electrician profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number — 84% phone coverage.
Read more →Austin is one of the busiest electrical markets in the country. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 3,691 electrical permits in the city, 1,436 of them in the last 30, pulled by 585 distinct businesses. 610 of the 622 Austin electrician profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number — 98% phone coverage, the highest in our fleet.
Read more →San Antonio is one of the busiest plumbing markets in Texas. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 1,617 plumbing permits in the city, 559 of them in the last 30, pulled by 411 distinct plumbing businesses. 654 of the 842 San Antonio plumbing profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number.
Read more →San Jose is the largest heating-and-cooling permit market in Silicon Valley. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 4,498 HVAC permits in the city, 1,323 of them in the last 30, filed by 674 distinct shops active in the last month. 699 of the 2,016 San Jose HVAC profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number.
Read more →Miami-Dade is the densest electrical-contractor market in Florida. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 2,360 electrical permits in the county, 699 of them in the last 30, filed by 735 distinct electrical businesses. Because Florida publishes a bulk contractor-licensing file, 932 of the 1,089 Miami-Dade electrical profiles ship with a working phone number.
Read more →San Antonio is one of the busiest heating-and-cooling markets in Texas. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 2,029 HVAC permits in the city, 710 of them in the last 30, pulled by 747 distinct heating-and-cooling businesses. 622 of the 832 San Antonio HVAC profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number.
Read more →Miami-Dade is the busiest re-roof market in Florida. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 1,395 roofing permits in the county, 413 of them in the last 30, filed by 395 distinct roofing businesses. Because Florida publishes a bulk contractor-licensing file, 680 of the 778 Miami-Dade roofing profiles ship with a working phone number.
Read more →Austin logged 13,095 building permits in the last 90 days, 4,819 in the last 30, newest dated June 20, 2026. That activity yields 2,411 named contractor businesses and 2,306 deduplicated phone numbers, 1,235 of them attached to permits filed in the last 30 days.
Read more →San Diego logged 3,010 building permits in the last 90 days, 2,262 in the last 30, newest dated June 18, 2026. That activity yields 1,042 named contractor businesses and 291 deduplicated phone numbers, 216 of them attached to permits filed in the last 30 days.
Read more →Pinellas County logged 2,905 building permits in the last 90 days, 2,086 in the last 30, newest dated June 21, 2026. That activity yields 436 named contractor businesses and 451 deduplicated phone numbers, 417 of them attached to permits filed in the last 30 days.
Read more →Birmingham logged 1,486 building permits in the last 90 days, 754 in the last 30, newest dated June 19, 2026. That activity yields 412 named contractor businesses and 450 deduplicated phone numbers, 288 of them attached to permits filed in the last 30 days.
Read more →New York City is the deepest permit market in the country. PermitGrab indexed 25,033 NYC building permits in the last 90 days, newest dated June 20, 2026, yielding 1,394 distinct contractor phone numbers and 4,736 named contractor businesses.
Read more →Columbus logged 6,265 building permits in the last 90 days, 3,151 in the last 30, newest dated June 19, 2026. That activity yields 1,221 named contractor businesses, one of the deepest named bases in the Midwest, with 120 deduplicated phone numbers.
Read more →Cape Coral is one of the busiest construction markets in Southwest Florida. PermitGrab indexed 9,818 permits in the last 90 days, newest dated June 22, 2026, yielding 326 distinct contractor phone numbers and 1,460 named businesses.
Read more →Long Beach posts a steady, phone-rich permit feed. PermitGrab indexed recent activity yielding 230 distinct contractor phone numbers and 701 named businesses, newest dated June 22, 2026.
Read more →Rochester, Minnesota posts a remarkably phone-rich feed. PermitGrab indexed 1,375 permits in the last 30 days, newest dated June 20, 2026, yielding 252 distinct contractor phone numbers across 205 named businesses.
Read more →Shelby County logged 1,279 building permits in the last 30 days, the freshest dated June 20, 2026. Riding on that feed are 79 distinct contractor phone numbers across 71 active profiles, 65 of which carry a working phone, in the Memphis metro.
Read more →Mecklenburg County logged 962 building permits in the last 30 days, newest dated June 19, 2026. That activity yields 163 distinct contractor profiles, the deepest base of any market in this batch, with 51 distinct dial-ready phone numbers.
Read more →Manteca logged 191 building permits in the last 30 days, freshest dated June 20, 2026. We built 59 contractor profiles and 56 carry a phone — about 95% coverage, the highest in this release — for 68 distinct dial-ready numbers.
Read more →West Sacramento logged 201 building permits in the last 30 days, newest dated June 19, 2026. We built 54 contractor profiles and 53 have a phone — roughly 98% coverage, the cleanest list in this release — for 59 distinct numbers.
Read more →Fontana logged 216 building permits in the last 30 days, newest dated June 20, 2026. We built 39 contractor profiles, 35 with a phone (about 90% coverage), in a solar-heavy Inland Empire market that also carries code-violation data.
Read more →Pinellas County logged 2,891 building permits in the last 90 days, 2,173 of them in just the last 30. Riding on that feed are 446 distinct, verified contractor phone numbers across 412 active contractor profiles in the St. Petersburg and Clearwater market.
Read more →Clackamas County, on the south side of the Portland metro, pulled 2,125 building permits in the last 90 days and carries 601 distinct verified contractor phone numbers across 575 active contractor profiles — one of the highest phone-coverage markets in the fleet.
Read more →Atlanta's construction market is booming. Here's how subcontractors can find commercial projects before the competition.
Read more →An honest comparison of permit monitoring vs. plan room services for contractors at different stages of growth.
Read more →In the most competitive construction market in America, the contractors who win consistently are the ones who find opportunities first.
Read more →Philadelphia's construction market is booming. Here's how smart contractors find projects before everyone else does.
Read more →Jacksonville is the largest city by land area in the contiguous U.S. Here's how to find construction leads across all 875 square miles.
Read more →San Jose sits at the heart of Silicon Valley, where even modest home values mean substantial project budgets.
Read more →Austin's construction market has been on a tear for the better part of a decade. Here's how to find projects first.
Read more →Fort Worth has quietly become one of the most active construction markets in Texas. Here's how to find leads across DFW.
Read more →Columbus is in the middle of the biggest construction boom in its history, driven by Intel and data center development.
Read more →Charlotte is the fastest-growing major city in the Southeast. Here's how contractors find leads before the competition.
Read more →Indianapolis is one of the most underrated construction markets in the Midwest. Here's how to find projects first.
Read more →Denver's 180-day permit guarantee means you can predict timelines and plan crew availability months in advance.
Read more →DC's compact 68 square miles offers high-value federal, embassy, and institutional work across every trade.
Read more →LA is the second-largest construction market in America by volume. Here's how to tap into that pipeline.
Read more →Chicago is the construction capital of the Midwest and one of the top 5 markets nationally. Here's how to find the best projects.
Read more →Phoenix has the fastest permit processing of any major U.S. metro. Here's how to find projects in this booming market.
Read more →San Antonio's military and healthcare-driven market offers steady, well-funded construction work.
Read more →Nashville's healthcare, entertainment, and corporate relocation boom creates constant construction demand.
Read more →OKC's low permit costs, fast processing, and massive 620 sq mi footprint create unique monitoring advantages.
Read more →El Paso's military-driven, healthcare-backed, logistics-fueled market offers steady federally-funded demand.
Read more →Boston's life sciences sector, institutional construction, and brownstone market offer premium work at premium margins.
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Read more →The phone rings less than it used to. Your calendar has gaps. The jobs you do land seem to come at the last minute, when you're already stretched thin juggling multiple projects. If this sounds famili
Read more →Angi sends the same lead to four contractors. Building permit data sends you every active project in your market before anyone else sees it.
Read more →Every new commercial or residential construction project starts with a building permit. Here is the step-by-step for finding them in your ZIP code.
Read more →Chicago is running over 20,000 active building permits and roughly 20,000 open code violations in 2026. Here is where the construction money is flowing.
Read more →LA is one of the most permit-dense markets in the country — 30,000+ active permits and heavy volume in ADUs, solar, and seismic retrofits.
Read more →The cleanest source of new construction leads isn't a paid platform — it's the building permit feed your competition ignores. Here's how to use it.
Read more →Orlando has 17,065 active permits and 2,844+ contractors filing every month. Here's how to find them before everyone else.
Read more →Miami has 16,238 active permits and 4,062+ contractors filing every month. Here's how to find them before everyone else.
Read more →Miami-Dade County has 12,192 active permits and 4,357+ contractors filing every month. Here's how to find them before everyone else.
Read more →Cape Coral has 10,000 active permits and 3,171+ contractors filing every month. Here's how to find them before everyone else.
Read more →New Orleans has 8,153 active permits and 4,128+ contractors filing every month. Here's how to find them before everyone else.
Read more →Buffalo has 5,347 active permits and 1,197+ contractors filing every month. Here's how to find them before everyone else.
Read more →Anaheim has 2,937 active permits and 958+ contractors filing every month. Here's how to find them before everyone else.
Read more →Mesa has 2,873 active permits and 8,550+ contractors filing every month. Here's how to find them before everyone else.
Read more →Cincinnati has 2,778 active permits and 352+ contractors filing every month. Here's how to find them before everyone else.
Read more →Raleigh has 2,468 active permits and 1,201+ contractors filing every month. Here's how to find them before everyone else.
Read more →Baton Rouge has 2,204 active permits and 1,094+ contractors filing every month. Here's how to find them before everyone else.
Read more →Everett pulled 4,258 building permits with a contractor named on 97% of them — the highest contractor-attached rate in our Washington fleet. Here's what the data shows.
Read more →Every single one of Tacoma's 3,123 permits has a contractor named on it — that's 100%, the cleanest data in our Washington fleet. Here's what that unlocks for contractors.
Read more →Chattanooga's permit feed runs through the city's ArcGIS Hub data portal — 3,000 active permits with 1,555 contractor names attached. Here's what Tennessee contractors should know.
Read more →Cleveland's permit data exposes 2,513 active building records with 1,169 contractor names attached. Construction Project filings dominate. Here's how Ohio contractors use it.
Read more →Hillsborough County publishes 2,359 active permits — predominantly residential trade permits across HVAC, roofing, electrical, and plumbing. Here's what Tampa-area contractors should know.
Read more →A building permit is a public record that a real, funded project is about to start. Here is how contractors turn fresh permit filings into a steady lead pipeline.
Read more →A code violation is a city telling a property owner they have to fix something. For the right trade, that is a pre-qualified repair lead. Here is how it works.
Read more →Absentee and out-of-state owners often need a local contractor or want to sell. Property-owner records reveal who they are. Here is how to find and reach them.
Read more →Plumbing is the busiest permit trade in Fort Worth: 2,008 plumbing permits filed in the last 30 days, ahead of HVAC and electrical. Each one is a property with an active, permitted job and an owner who has already decided to spend money. Here is how plumbing contractors and supply houses work that feed.
Read more →HVAC is the busiest permit trade in Hillsborough County: 1,105 HVAC permits filed in the last 30 days across the Tampa metro. With Florida's heat driving constant changeouts and an unusually high 86% contractor-phone coverage, this is one of the strongest cooling markets in the PermitGrab feed.
Read more →Phoenix is one of the strongest residential solar markets in the country, and every PV install pulls a permit. PermitGrab tracks 189 solar permits in the last 30 days plus 2,192 Phoenix contractor profiles — 1,065 with a verified phone — making the daily permit feed a direct map of who is installing where.
Read more →Roofing is the busiest permit trade in Polk County: 558 roofing permits filed in the last 30 days across the Lakeland and Central Florida market, edging out general construction and HVAC. Storm exposure and insurance-driven replacement keep the re-roof feed full year-round.
Read more →Electrical is one of the busiest permit trades in Polk County: 203 electrical permits filed in the last 30 days across the Lakeland and Central Florida market, and a feed heavily driven by solar, EV chargers, and generators. With 84% of tracked Polk electricians carrying a verified phone number, it is one of the most contact-ready electrical markets in the PermitGrab feed.
Read more →Electrical is the busiest permit trade in Austin: 1,399 electrical permits filed in the last 30 days, ahead of plumbing and HVAC. With 94% of tracked Austin contractors carrying a verified phone number, it is one of the most contact-ready markets in the PermitGrab feed.
Read more →San Antonio files thousands of permits a month across every trade — 4,527 in the last 30 days, led by plumbing, general construction, and HVAC. PermitGrab tracks 6,060 contractor profiles in the city, 3,707 of them with a verified phone number, making it one of the most callable markets in the feed.
Read more →General construction is the busiest permit trade in Atlanta: 794 permits in the last 30 days, ahead of electrical and HVAC. Each one is a remodel or addition with an owner who has committed to spend — the warmest kind of lead for general contractors and the trades that work under them.
Read more →Orlando is one of the deepest permit markets in the PermitGrab feed: 21,461 indexed permits and 3,579 filed in the last 30 days, led by HVAC and electrical. With Florida’s heat and storm exposure driving constant work, every trade has a steady daily pipeline.
Read more →Fort Worth is one of the busiest permit markets in Texas: 13,589 indexed permits, 5,947 filed in the last 30 days, and 1,669 in the last 7 — overwhelmingly mechanical trade work. PermitGrab pairs that daily feed with 222,492 property-owner records for the absentee-owner side of the market.
Read more →Indianapolis is one of the fastest-turning permit markets we track: 5,976 indexed permits, 4,445 filed in the last 30 days, and 1,219 in just the last week. Construction and structural work dominate, and 65% of the contractor profiles ship with a verified phone number.
Read more →Sacramento County combines a strong replacement-trade permit feed with California's licensing data: 6,905 indexed permits, 2,302 filed in the last 30 days, and 1,183 of 1,557 contractor profiles carrying a verified phone number — 76% coverage.
Read more →Miami-Dade is one of the deepest contractor markets we track: 7,676 contractor profiles, 4,771 of them with a verified phone number, built on 21,400 indexed permits and Florida's licensing data. It is a ready-made, permit-activity-ranked contractor list.
Read more →Buffalo is an underserved upstate market with a steady construction feed: 6,436 indexed permits, 928 filed in the last 30 days, and 238 in the last week — overwhelmingly general construction and renovation work on an older housing stock.
Read more →Most contractor lists are just names. The Austin list is different: of the 2,330 active contractors PermitGrab tracks in the city, 2,185 carry a verified phone number — a 94% phone rate built from 16,872 indexed permits.
Read more →Chicago is a mechanical-trade town by climate and by code. In the last 90 days the city filed 2,008 HVAC permits, the second-busiest trade behind electrical, inside a feed that tracks 12,981 contractors and 4,052 verified phone numbers.
Read more →Columbus is one of the fastest-moving feeds PermitGrab tracks: 3,257 of its 5,475 indexed permits were filed in just the last 30 days, and the mix is dominated by new construction and additions.
Read more →Denver is one of the freshest feeds PermitGrab tracks: 3,029 of its 5,411 indexed permits were filed in the last 30 days, dominated by general construction with a steady stream of HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and roofing work.
Read more →San Diego is one of the strongest phone-coverage markets on the West Coast: of the 2,623 permits filed in the last 90 days, 1,090 carry a contractor phone number, and PermitGrab tracks 1,997 named San Diego contractors with 496 verified phones.
Read more →Memphis is a mechanical-trade town by climate. In the last 90 days the city filed 1,746 HVAC permits — the single busiest trade — inside a feed of 5,419 indexed permits, 3,956 of them filed in just the last 30 days.
Read more →Minneapolis is a mechanical-trade market by climate and code. In the last 90 days the city filed 1,516 HVAC and 1,084 plumbing permits — about 2,600 mechanical jobs — inside a feed of 3,545 permits and 2,816 named contractor profiles.
Read more →Virginia Beach is one of the deepest, most active feeds PermitGrab tracks: 26,481 indexed permits with 8,128 filed in just the last 90 days, led by a heavy HVAC, electrical, and plumbing pipeline.
Read more →Milwaukee is a plumbing-led market: 1,057 plumbing permits in the last 90 days top the trade list, inside a fresh 3,108-permit feed where 144 of the 202 tracked contractors — 71% — carry a verified phone number.
Read more →Las Vegas is one of the most contactable markets PermitGrab tracks: 1,620 named contractor profiles, 770 carrying a verified phone number, and 5,004 permits that publish a contractor phone directly — a ready-to-call list across every major trade.
Read more →Long Beach is a fresh, HVAC-rich Southern California market: 355 HVAC permits in the last 90 days, a feed current to June 17, 2026, and 282 tracked HVAC contractor profiles with 130 carrying a verified phone number.
Read more →Henderson is the contactable other half of the Las Vegas valley: 1,037 permits in the last 90 days current to June 16, 2026, with 893 publishing a contractor phone and 279 of 562 tracked contractor profiles carrying a verified number.
Read more →Detroit is one of the deeper Midwest feeds PermitGrab tracks: 6,891 indexed permits with 2,819 filed in the last 90 days, current to June 16, 2026, and led by a heavy HVAC, electrical, and plumbing pipeline.
Read more →Orlando is one of the strongest HVAC markets PermitGrab tracks: 1,722 HVAC permits in the last 90 days with 969 carrying a contact phone, and 518 filed in the last 30 days alone. City-wide phone coverage runs 69%.
Read more →Hillsborough County recorded 884 roofing permits in the last 90 days, 595 of them in just the last 30, with 56% carrying a phone. Contractor profiles for the market run 86% phone coverage.
Read more →Cleveland produced 3,959 building permits in the last 90 days, including 1,752 in the last 30, led by General Construction (2,163) and Interior Renovation (865, with 530 phones). We track 2,753 contractor profiles for the market.
Read more →Rochester, MN is one of the freshest, most contactable markets PermitGrab tracks: 441 electrical permits in the last 90 days (all filed within the last 30), 278 of them with a phone, and contractor profiles at 87% phone coverage.
Read more →Lexington-Fayette files a steady stream of building permits, and most come with the contractor attached. PermitGrab tracks 1,980 permits filed in the last 90 days carrying 353 distinct verified contractor phone numbers across HVAC, electrical, and general construction.
Read more →Birmingham issues a steady stream of electrical, HVAC and plumbing permits, and most of them name a licensed contractor. Here is how to turn that feed into a contactable lead list.
Read more →Leon County permits skew heavily toward HVAC and roofing, and nearly 7 in 10 carry a phone number. Here is how contractors put that feed to work.
Read more →Lexington runs one of the highest-velocity permit feeds in its size class, led by general construction and HVAC. Here is how contractors mine it.
Read more →Hollywood permits are dominated by roofing and window-and-door work, the storm-driven trades. Here is how South Florida contractors turn the feed into leads.
Read more →Clackamas County covers the south Portland metro and pulls a steady stream of electrical, plumbing and HVAC permits that name a licensed contractor and carry a phone number on most filings. Here is how to turn that feed into a contactable lead list.
Read more →Citrus County anchors Florida's Nature Coast and pulls heavy general-construction, HVAC and roofing volume. Here is how to turn that feed into a contactable lead list for trades and suppliers.
Read more →Rochester sits in affluent north Oakland County and pulls clean electrical, HVAC and plumbing permits with phone numbers on roughly two-thirds of filings. Here is how to turn that feed into a contactable lead list.
Read more →Anne Arundel County covers Annapolis, Glen Burnie and Severn between Baltimore and DC, and pulls electrical, HVAC and plumbing permits with a phone number on more than half of all filings. Here is how to work that feed.
Read more →Pinellas County covers St. Petersburg and Clearwater on Tampa Bay, where HVAC and roofing dominate permit activity. Here is how to turn that feed into a contactable lead list.
Read more →Lee County covers Cape Coral, Fort Myers and Bonita Springs and pulls heavy HVAC, construction and roofing volume with a phone number on roughly half of recent filings. Here is how to turn that feed into a contactable lead list.
Read more →Bernalillo County covers the Albuquerque metro and pulls clean electrical, HVAC and plumbing permits with a phone number on more than half of recent filings. Here is how to turn that feed into a contactable lead list.
Read more →Stockton anchors California's Central Valley and pulls heavy HVAC, solar and plumbing volume with a phone number on roughly half of recent filings. Here is how to turn that feed into a contactable lead list.
Read more →Brownsville anchors the Rio Grande Valley and pulls clean electrical, HVAC and plumbing permits with a phone number on roughly half of recent filings. Here is how to turn that feed into a contactable lead list.
Read more →Sacramento is one of the most phone-complete permit feeds PermitGrab tracks: nearly every filing names a contractor and carries a phone number. Here is how to turn the capital's permit stream into a contactable lead list.
Read more →Martin County anchors Florida's Treasure Coast and pulls steady HVAC, window and roofing volume with a phone number on every recent filing. Here is how to turn that feed into a contactable lead list.
Read more →Mesa is one of the largest cities in metro Phoenix and pulls heavy electrical and solar volume. Here is an honest look at its permit feed and how trades and suppliers can work it.
Read more →Collin County is one of the fastest-growing construction markets in the country. Here is an honest look at its permit feed: deep new-construction volume and 1,607 named contractors, with phone coverage that is still thin.
Read more →Hialeah is one of the densest contractor markets in the Miami metro, and its permit feed is unusually phone-rich. Here is an honest look at the data: 6,219 recent permits and 1,332 distinct contractor phone numbers.
Read more →Naperville is one of the wealthiest suburbs in the Chicago metro, and its permit feed is small but unusually phone-rich. Here is an honest look at the data: 575 recent permits and 307 distinct contractor phone numbers.
Read more →Cape Coral is one of the busiest AC markets in the country, with 2,919 HVAC permits pulled in just the last 90 days. Here is an honest look at the feed for cooling contractors and suppliers.
Read more →Fremont is one of the largest cities in the Bay Area and pulls steady general-construction, electrical and solar volume. Here is how to turn its permit feed into a contactable lead list.
Read more →North Port is one of the fastest-growing cities in the Sarasota metro and pulls heavy HVAC and new-construction volume. Here is how to turn its permit feed into a contactable lead list.
Read more →Sonoma County anchors California's wine country and pulls strong roofing, HVAC and solar volume. Here is how to turn its permit feed into a contactable lead list.
Read more →Clearwater anchors the western Tampa Bay coast and pulls heavy HVAC and plumbing volume. Here is how to turn its permit feed into a contactable lead list.
Read more →Pima County covers the Tucson metro and pulls heavy general-construction and electrical volume. Here is how to turn its permit feed into a contactable lead list.
Read more →Phoenix is the fifth-largest city in the country and one of the busiest permit markets in the Southwest. Here is how to turn its daily permit feed into a contactable contractor lead list.
Read more →San Jose is the largest city in the Bay Area and the heart of Silicon Valley. Here is how to turn its permit feed into a contactable contractor lead list, led by an unusually deep HVAC stream.
Read more →Anaheim is one of Orange County's largest cities and a high-phone-coverage permit market. About seven in ten recent permits carry a direct contractor phone — here is how to work the feed.
Read more →Raleigh anchors the Research Triangle and is one of the fastest-growing metros in the Southeast. About four in five recent permits carry a direct contractor phone — here is how to work the feed.
Read more →Memphis is one of the highest-volume permit markets in the mid-South, led by HVAC and electrical work. Here is how trade contractors turn the feed into a contactable list.
Read more →Milwaukee’s permit feed is led by plumbing and electrical work across a dense older housing stock. Here is how trade contractors put it to work.
Read more →Birmingham is an affluent metro-Detroit suburb where more than half of recent permits carry a direct contractor phone — one of the best contactability rates we track.
Read more →DeLand anchors west Volusia County, where HVAC and roofing work dominate the permit feed. Here is how trade contractors turn it into a contactable list.
Read more →Northport, in the Tuscaloosa metro, posts one of the higher phone-coverage rates we track. Here is how trade contractors work the feed.
Read more →Dayton’s permit feed is led by general construction and plumbing, and plumbing carries phone numbers on three of every four filings. Here is how trade contractors put it to work.
Read more →Sugar Land anchors the affluent southwest side of the Houston metro in Fort Bend County, with a deep, high-volume permit feed. Here is how trade contractors turn it into a contactable list.
Read more →Lincoln is one of the fastest-growing cities in the Sacramento metro, and nearly half of its recent permits carry a direct contractor phone. Here is how trade contractors put it to work.
Read more →Chandler is a major Phoenix-metro tech suburb where electrical and solar permits dominate — and nearly every solar filing carries a direct phone. Here is how trade contractors put it to work.
Read more →West Palm Beach anchors Palm Beach County with a broad permit feed spanning general construction, electrical, HVAC and roofing. Here is how trade contractors turn it into a contactable list.
Read more →Brookline is one of the most active permit markets just outside Boston, led by general construction and electrical. Here is how trade contractors turn it into a contactable list.
Read more →Weston is one of the highest-value suburbs west of Boston, and more than half of its recent permits carry a direct contractor phone. Here is how trade contractors put it to work.
Read more →Evanston anchors Chicago’s North Shore with a deep, HVAC-led permit feed and one of the widest contractor rosters of any single suburb we track. Here is how trade contractors put it to work.
Read more →Brevard County covers Florida’s Space Coast, and its permit feed is led by HVAC and storm-hardening windows-and-doors work. Here is how trade contractors put it to work.
Read more →Adams County covers Denver’s fast-growing northern metro, and more than half of its recent permits carry a direct contractor phone. Here is how trade contractors put it to work.
Read more →Hillsborough County covers Tampa and one of Florida’s busiest permit markets, and just over half of recent filings carry a direct contractor phone. Here is how trade contractors put it to work.
Read more →Sacramento County is one of the deepest permit feeds in inland California, with strong HVAC, electrical and solar volume. Here is how trade contractors put it to work.
Read more →Polk County anchors the booming I-4 corridor between Tampa and Orlando, with deep roofing and HVAC permit volume. Here is how trade contractors put it to work.
Read more →Leon County and Tallahassee post one of the highest phone-contactability rates in our Florida coverage — nearly seven of ten recent permits carry a direct number. Here is how trade contractors put it to work.
Read more →Miami is one of the deepest, most contactable permit feeds in our coverage: nearly 2,900 distinct contractor phone numbers and a contractor named on 95 percent of filings. Here is how trades and suppliers turn it into a live lead list.
Read more →Rochester runs a fast, fresh permit feed where most of the volume is from the last 30 days and well over half of filings carry a phone number. Here is how upstate New York trades turn it into a contactable list.
Read more →Lincoln runs a fresh, fast-moving permit feed led by the mechanical trades. Here is how Nebraska contractors and suppliers turn it into a lead list.
Read more →Wichita is newly live on PermitGrab with both pillars: 20,895 building permits and 5,999 code-enforcement cases, refreshed daily from the city’s official feed.
Read more →San Diego runs a high-volume permit feed — 3,043 permits in the last 90 days through June 18, 2026 — and 295 distinct contractor phone numbers sit inside it. Coverage is concentrated: about 10% of all permits carry a number, but the ones that do cluster in the residential trades you actually want.
Read more →Pasco is a fast-growing Tri-Cities market that most lead vendors ignore. PermitGrab tracks 614 Pasco permits filed in the last 90 days — all of them current through today, June 20, 2026 — with 132 distinct contractor phone numbers attached, about 22% coverage.
Read more →Monterey County's unincorporated Central Coast permit feed is a market few vendors index. PermitGrab tracks 515 county permits filed in the last 90 days through June 19, 2026, with 88 distinct contractor phone numbers attached — about 17% coverage.
Read more →San Mateo County's unincorporated permit feed sits in the heart of the Bay Area peninsula. PermitGrab tracks 303 county permits filed in the last 90 days through June 19, 2026, with 87 distinct contractor phone numbers — about 29% coverage, one of the better rates among California county feeds.
Read more →El Paso is a big Texas border metro most lead vendors overlook, and its permit feed is unusually rich: about 56% of permits carry a contractor phone. PermitGrab tracks 126 distinct El Paso contractor phone numbers across 445 permits filed in the last 90 days, current through June 19, 2026.
Read more →Virginia Beach is the largest city in Virginia and a high-volume coastal permit market. PermitGrab tracks 380 distinct Virginia Beach contractor phone numbers across 8,164 permits filed in the last 90 days, current through June 19, 2026 — the most contactable contractors of any newly added market.
Read more →Polk County is the Des Moines metro core and a fresh, untapped Midwest permit feed. PermitGrab tracks 90 distinct Polk County contractor phone numbers across 691 permits filed in the last 90 days, current through June 19, 2026 — about 23% coverage in a market national vendors ignore.
Read more →New Orleans is a high-renovation market with constant repair and rebuild work. PermitGrab tracks 145 distinct New Orleans contractor phone numbers across 4,927 permits filed in the last 90 days, current through June 19, 2026 — strong on HVAC, structural, electrical, and roofing.
Read more →San Antonio is the seventh-largest city in the U.S. and one of the most contactable permit feeds we track. PermitGrab indexes 9,876 San Antonio permits filed in the last 90 days with 1,303 distinct contractor phone numbers — about 67% phone coverage, current through June 20, 2026.
Read more →Atlanta is the economic core of the Southeast and a steady residential permit market. PermitGrab tracks 437 distinct Atlanta contractor phone numbers across 4,655 permits filed in the last 90 days, current through June 20, 2026 — strong on electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and arborist work.
Read more →Fort Worth is one of the fastest-growing big cities in the country and one of the highest-volume permit feeds PermitGrab tracks — 14,471 permits in the last 90 days with 3,384 carrying a contractor phone, current through June 19, 2026.
Read more →Charlotte is the largest city in the Carolinas and one of the freshest feeds PermitGrab tracks — nearly the entire 90-day window was filed in the last 30 days, with the newest permits dated June 21, 2026. 127 distinct contractor phone numbers, strong on HVAC and electrical.
Read more →Minneapolis is the largest city in Minnesota and a busy Upper Midwest building market. PermitGrab tracks 168 distinct Minneapolis contractor phone numbers across 3,954 permits filed in the last 90 days, current through June 19, 2026 — strong on mechanical, plumbing, and residential work.
Read more →Orlando is one of the busiest building markets in Florida and one of the highest phone-coverage feeds PermitGrab tracks — 10,384 permits in the last 90 days with about 66% carrying a contractor phone, across 1,598 distinct numbers, current through June 18, 2026.
Read more →Chicago is the third-largest city in the country and a high-volume, well-contacted permit feed — 8,295 permits in the last 90 days with about 54% carrying a contractor phone, across 1,215 distinct numbers, current through June 19, 2026.
Read more →Indianapolis is the largest city in Indiana and a high-volume permit market — 6,446 permits in the last 90 days, current through June 20, 2026, with 305 distinct contractor phone numbers concentrated in the busiest residential trades.
Read more →Hollywood is a busy South Florida coastal market and one of the freshest feeds PermitGrab tracks — the newest permits are dated June 21, 2026. 387 distinct contractor phone numbers across 1,337 permits, strong on roofing, windows, shutters, and fencing.
Read more →Rochester is a busy Upstate New York market with one of the better contact rates we track — 3,761 permits in the last 90 days, about 57% carrying a contractor phone, across 352 distinct numbers, current through June 20, 2026.
Read more →Anne Arundel County logged 1,322 building permits in the last 90 days, newest dated June 22, 2026. That activity yields 288 named contractor businesses and 352 deduplicated phone numbers, every one of them attached to a permit filed in the last 30 days.
Read more →Citrus County logged 2,797 building permits in the last 90 days, 1,695 in the last 30, newest dated June 22, 2026. That activity yields 413 named contractor businesses and 278 deduplicated phone numbers, 208 of them attached to permits filed in the last 30 days.
Read more →North Port logged 938 building permits in the last 90 days, newest dated June 21, 2026. That activity yields 210 named contractor businesses and 249 deduplicated phone numbers, every one of them attached to a permit filed in the last 30 days.
Read more →Stockton logged 1,255 building permits in the last 90 days, 727 in the last 30, newest dated June 20, 2026. That activity yields 215 named contractor businesses and 236 deduplicated phone numbers, 152 of them attached to permits filed in the last 30 days.
Read more →Las Vegas runs one of the highest phone-coverage permit feeds we track. PermitGrab indexes 4,954 Las Vegas permits filed in the last 90 days — current through June 19, 2026 — and pulls 466 distinct contractor phone numbers, with about 65% of permits carrying a contact.
Read more →Cleveland runs a deep, fast-moving permit feed. PermitGrab indexes 4,390 Cleveland permits filed in the last 90 days — 1,841 in just the last 30 — current through June 22, 2026, and pulls 420 distinct contractor phone numbers.
Read more →Lee County covers the Fort Myers and Cape Coral market on Florida's Gulf Coast. PermitGrab indexes 1,234 county permits filed in the last 90 days — current through June 15, 2026 — and pulls 380 distinct contractor phone numbers, with about 48% of permits carrying a contact.
Read more →Bernalillo County covers the Albuquerque metro. PermitGrab indexes 893 county permits filed in the last 90 days — current through June 21, 2026 — and pulls 293 distinct contractor phone numbers, with about 55% of permits carrying a contact.
Read more →Brownsville anchors the Rio Grande Valley. PermitGrab indexes 1,193 Brownsville permits filed in the last 90 days — current through June 21, 2026 — and pulls 222 distinct contractor phone numbers, with about half of permits carrying a contact.
Read more →Orlando is one of the busiest re-roof markets in the country. PermitGrab indexes 8,612 Orlando permits filed in the last 90 days and builds 418 roofing-contractor profiles from that feed — 264 with a verified phone number, about 63% coverage, current through June 22, 2026.
Read more →Chicago files more electrical permits than almost any market we track. PermitGrab indexes 8,183 Chicago permits filed in the last 90 days and builds 3,765 electrical-contractor profiles from that feed — 1,805 with a verified phone number, about 48% coverage and the single largest trade phone list in our fleet, current through June 21, 2026.
Read more →Miami-Dade is the densest air-conditioning market in the country. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 932 HVAC (mechanical) permits across the county, 297 of them in the last 30, pulled by 411 distinct heating-and-cooling businesses. 826 of the 993 Miami-Dade HVAC profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number — 83% phone coverage.
Read more →Plumbing is one of the steadiest trades in the Minneapolis permit feed — water-heater swaps, repipes, sewer and water-service work, and remodels file year-round regardless of the weather. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 1,316 plumbing permits in Minneapolis, 764 of them in the last 30 days, with 268 of the 424 contractor profiles carrying a verified phone number.
Read more →Plumbing is one of the steadiest permit trades in Chicago: 117 plumbing permits filed in the last 30 days and 397 over the last 90, in a market that publishes thousands of permits a month. With 962 tracked Chicago plumbing-contractor profiles and 470 carrying a verified phone number, here is how plumbing contractors, supply houses, and service vendors turn that feed into booked work.
Read more →Roofing is one of the highest-intent permit trades in Chicago: 121 roofing permits filed in the last 30 days and 395 over the last 90, in a market that publishes daily. PermitGrab turns that feed into 780 named roofing-contractor profiles, 426 with a phone you can dial today.
Read more →San Antonio is one of the busiest roofing markets in Texas. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 560 roofing permits in the city, 190 of them in the last 30, pulled by 249 distinct roofing businesses. 311 of the 444 San Antonio roofing-contractor profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number — 70% phone coverage.
Read more →Orlando is one of the fastest-building metros in the country. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 1,932 general-construction permits in the city, 327 of them in the last 30, pulled by 856 distinct building businesses. 517 of the 1,154 Orlando general-contractor profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number, and the GC feed’s newest record is dated today.
Read more →West Palm Beach runs its air conditioning year-round, and the mechanical-permit feed shows it. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 138 HVAC permits in the city, 101 of them in the last 30, pulled by 100 distinct heating-and-cooling shops. 127 of the 171 West Palm Beach HVAC profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number — 74% coverage — and the newest record is dated June 23, 2026.
Read more →West Palm Beach pulls electrical permits in volume almost every business week. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 100 electrical permits in the city, 67 of them in the last 30, filed by 94 distinct electrical shops. 111 of the 158 West Palm Beach electrician profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number — 70% coverage — and the newest record is dated June 18, 2026.
Read more →West Palm Beach files plumbing permits in volume almost every business week. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 117 plumbing permits in the city, 81 of them in the last 30, filed by 86 distinct plumbing shops. 100 of the 141 West Palm Beach plumber profiles ship with a working, deduplicated phone number — 71% coverage — and the newest record is dated June 23, 2026.
Read more →Anaheim's electrical permit feed is one of the cleanest lead sources in our fleet: the city publishes contractor phone numbers directly on the permit record. The result is 277 electrical contractor profiles, of which 275 carry a working, deduplicated phone number — 99% coverage, the highest electrical match rate anywhere in our California fleet. 75 of those shops actively pulled permits in the last 90 days, and the citywide feed refreshes daily, newest record dated June 25, 2026.
Read more →Mesa runs one of the deepest electrical contractor rosters in our fleet: 2,760 electrical profiles built from the city's daily permit feed, 204 of them carrying a verified direct phone line and 219 with a website on file. 146 of those shops actively pulled permits in the last 90 days, and the citywide feed refreshes daily — 888 permits across all trades in the last 90 days, newest record dated June 24, 2026.
Read more →Central Florida runs its air conditioning every month of the year, and the Orlando mechanical-permit feed shows it. Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 1,654 HVAC permits in the city, pulled by 459 distinct cooling businesses, with the newest record dated June 25, 2026.
Read more →Polk County — Lakeland, Winter Haven, and the I-4 corridor between Tampa and Orlando — is one of the fastest-growing counties in Florida, and its mechanical-permit feed runs hot. Over 90 days PermitGrab indexed 859 HVAC permits, newest dated June 24, 2026.
Read more →Pinellas County — St. Petersburg, Clearwater, and the Gulf-side suburbs — keeps its electricians busy with service upgrades, panel swaps, and solar tie-ins. Over 90 days PermitGrab indexed 337 electrical permits, newest dated June 24, 2026.
Read more →Building permit records are public, but getting them with usable contractor and property-owner contacts is the hard part. Here are the real options in 2026 — free DIY portals, permit-data vendors, property-data tools, and PermitGrab — with honest pricing and trade-offs.
Read more →Most "exclusive" contractor leads are actually shared. Here is an honest 2026 ranking of the real options — Angi, HomeAdvisor, Networx, Thumbtack, Google Local Services, and the permit-data model — with how each one prices and where each falls short.
Read more →Tired of shared leads and rising fees on Angi and HomeAdvisor? Here are seven real alternatives for contractors in 2026 — from Google Local Services to permit data feeds — with honest pricing and where each one fits.
Read more →Stop relying on platforms designed for homeowners replacing a furnace. Here are five strategies for finding commercial HVAC work.
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Read more →There's a free, public data source that identifies the most qualified solar prospects — and almost nobody in the industry is using it.
Read more →Re-roof permits, reroof-after-hail permits, and new-construction roof decks are all in the public permit feed. Here is how smart roofing contractors work them.
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