Hialeah FL Contractor List With Phone Numbers (2026)
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.
Hialeah sits in the heart of Miami-Dade County, and almost every building permit it issues is a property owner who has already committed money to a project — a re-roof, a window package, a panel upgrade, an AC change-out. PermitGrab turns the city’s public permit feed into a clean, searchable contractor list with phone numbers so trades and suppliers can reach the people who are building right now.
Hialeah Permit Data at a Glance
PermitGrab currently tracks 6,219 building permits in Hialeah, Florida, with the newest record dated June 4, 2026 and the entire feed pulled from the most recent filing window. Across the last 90 days, those permits carry 1,332 distinct contractor phone numbers — one of the strongest phone-coverage ratios of any market we track. Unlike a thin project list, Hialeah is a true dial-ready contractor list.
Which Trades Are Pulling Permits
The last 90 days break down by trade as follows, with the count of distinct contractor phone numbers on those permits in parentheses:
- General Construction — 1,273 permits (347 distinct phones). The broadest category, covering remodels and structural work across the city.
- Electrical — 1,148 permits (298 distinct phones). Panel upgrades and service changes, a steady high-volume Hialeah trade.
- Windows & Doors — 932 permits (213 distinct phones). Impact-window demand runs year-round in the hurricane belt.
- Roofing — 742 permits (243 distinct phones). More than a third carry a dialable phone number.
- Landscaping & Exterior — 731 permits (191 distinct phones).
- HVAC — 643 permits (209 distinct phones). South Florida AC change-outs run all summer.
- Plumbing — 467 permits (157 distinct phones).
- Fire Protection — 136 permits (50 distinct phones).
Who Buys Hialeah Permit Leads
Impact-window installers and roofers work the 932 window and 742 roofing filings, both of which carry hundreds of dialable numbers. HVAC contractors mine the 643 AC permits ahead of peak cooling season, and electricians track the 1,148 electrical filings — the highest electrical volume of any single trade in the city. Building-material suppliers use the full roster to see which crews are active and where. Because the feed is genuinely phone-rich, Hialeah works as a call list, not just a research tool.
How Fresh Is the Data
Freshness is the whole game with permit leads — a 60-day-old permit is a job that is already done. The Hialeah feed is pulled current, with the newest permit dated within the last two weeks and the entire tracked set drawn from recent filings. Browse the live Hialeah permit page to see current counts, top contractors, and the newest filings before you commit.
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A PermitGrab subscription gives you the full Hialeah feed with contractor names and phone numbers, project details, daily refreshes, saved-search alerts when new permits match your trade, and export. See pricing, or compare the neighboring county roster in our Miami-Dade contractor list with phone numbers.