Bernalillo County, NM Contractor List With Phone Numbers: Fresh Albuquerque Permit Leads (2026)
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.
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Research source-published project activity in Bernalillo County. Contractor, owner, and contact fields appear only where the source provides them; publishing cadence is shown on the city page.
View Bernalillo County permit data →Bernalillo County is the home of Albuquerque and the core of New Mexico's largest metro. PermitGrab indexed 893 county permits over the last 90 days (current through June 21, 2026, with 507 filed in the trailing 30 days) — meaning more than half the quarter's work landed in the last month. About 487 of those permits carry a contractor contact, roughly 55% coverage, yielding 293 distinct contractor phone numbers.
That 293 is the dial-ready count: one number per business, every one tied to a shop that pulled a real Bernalillo County permit. With recent filings running more than half the 90-day total, this is a market accelerating into summer.
What County Contractors Are Working
- Residential electrical. The most active named trade — residential electrical permits lead the feed.
- Residential building. New work, additions, and alterations across the metro's housing stock.
- Mechanical and plumbing. Steady residential trade volume heading into the cooling season.
Who Should Work Bernalillo County
Electrical, HVAC, and plumbing contractors get the densest named-trade pools; remodelers and GCs work the residential building channel; and suppliers and service vendors reach 293 demonstrably active Albuquerque-metro shops instead of a stale regional list.
Freshness Is the Point
This list refreshes as the county publishes — newest record days old, 507 permits in the last month alone. Browse the live feed on the Bernalillo County permits page, size it with our free permit lead estimator, then see plans and start working fresh Albuquerque leads.
On cost: shared lead networks resell a single homeowner to four or five contractors, so a booked job can run $200–250 in lead fees. PermitGrab is a flat $149/month, never resold — you reach the contractor the day the permit files.