Construction Permit Leads in San Antonio: A Contractor List With 3,707 Verified Phone Numbers (2026)
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.
A building permit is a buying signal with a date on it. When a San Antonio property pulls a permit, someone has already decided to spend money, is hiring or has hired a contractor, and is on a timeline. For a trade contractor, a supply house, or a subcontractor looking for crews to work under, that is a far warmer lead than any cold list.
San Antonio is one of the highest-volume permit markets in Texas. PermitGrab tracks 9,726 indexed permits in the city, with 4,527 filed in the last 30 days, refreshed daily through June 15, 2026. And unusually for a market this size, the contact data is deep: 6,060 contractor profiles, with 3,707 carrying a verified phone number.
Every Trade Is Active in San Antonio
The last 30 days of San Antonio filings span the full construction stack:
- Plumbing — 1,252 permits. Water heaters, re-pipes, sewer and drain work, and new-construction rough-ins.
- General construction — 772 permits. Remodels, additions, and the jobs that pull every other trade.
- HVAC — 708 permits. Changeouts and new systems in a hot-climate market.
- Electrical — 462 permits. Panels, service upgrades, and remodel work.
- Landscaping & exterior — 389 permits. Outdoor improvements, decks, and hardscape.
- Roofing — 277 permits. Replacement and storm-driven repair.
- New construction — 261 permits. Ground-up projects that need every subcontractor.
What sets San Antonio apart is the contractor list. With 3,707 verified phone numbers across 6,060 profiles, this is one of the few large markets where the active contractor base is directly callable — useful for subcontracting, supply sales, and competitive intelligence as much as for end-customer outreach.
Why Permit Timing Beats a Cold List
The value of a permit lead is the timing. An owner who just permitted a re-pipe, a system changeout, or a remodel is at the moment of decision, not next quarter. A week later that job is sold. The San Antonio contractors and suppliers who win are the ones watching the daily feed, reaching the owner or the active builder while the project is still being staffed.
Who Should Work the San Antonio Feed
Plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and roofing contractors use the daily trade filings to find jobs in their service area. Supply houses and distributors use the 3,707 phone-verified contractor profiles to target the builders moving the most volume. Subcontractors and labor crews use the new-construction and general-construction filings to find general contractors who are busy and hiring. And real estate investors pair permit activity with property-owner data to spot renovating and repositioning properties.
What’s in Every San Antonio Lead
Each permit we publish carries the property address, the permit and work type, the trade category, the filing date, the status, and the contractor of record where the source provides it. Texas does not publish a single statewide trade-phone file, but PermitGrab has built verified phones onto 3,707 San Antonio contractor profiles, and pairs every permit with a verified property address for fast owner lookup.
Getting Started
For the full playbook, start with our guide to contractor leads from building permits, then see the trade-specific angles in plumbing permit leads in Fort Worth and electrical contractor permit leads. When you want San Antonio filings and the contractor phone list in front of you every morning, see PermitGrab pricing — one flat monthly subscription, no per-lead fees and no bidding wars. Or open the San Antonio permit data page.