Fort Worth, TX Contractor List With Phone Numbers: Fresh Permit Leads (2026)

Fort Worth is among the fastest-growing large cities in the country, and its permit feed is one of the highest-volume we track anywhere. PermitGrab indexes 14,471 Fort Worth permits filed in the last 90 days (current through June 19, 2026, with 5,422 in the trailing 30 days), of which 3,384 carry a contractor phone — about 23% coverage across 267 distinct contractor numbers.

Volume Is the Story

Fort Worth's feed is trade-permit heavy, which means individual contractors pull dozens of permits each — 3,384 phone-tagged permits against 267 distinct numbers tells you these are active, repeat-filing shops, not one-off jobs. For a supplier or service vendor, that is a tight, high-frequency list of the busiest trade contractors in the metro.

What Fort Worth Contractors Are Working

• Plumbing. The largest single category, including a big backflow-testing channel.
• Electrical. High-volume residential and commercial electrical work.
• Mechanical and HVAC. Change-outs and installs across a fast-growing housing base.
• Residential building. New-construction and addition permits feeding the city's growth.

Who Should Work Fort Worth

Plumbers — especially backflow testers — get the densest feed; electricians and HVAC contractors work high repeat volume; GCs and framers track the residential building permits driving Fort Worth's expansion; and suppliers use the 267 contractor numbers to reach the most active trade shops in one of the country's busiest building markets.

How PermitGrab Delivers It

Fort Worth permits arrive in one daily feed, newest-first, with permit type, address, filing date, and contractor contact where the city publishes it. One flat monthly price covers Fort Worth and every other market we track, with no per-lead fees. Size the opportunity with our free permit lead estimator, then see plans and start working fresh Fort Worth leads.