HVAC Permit Leads in Long Beach: 355 HVAC Permits in 90 Days, Updated Daily (2026)

Long Beach is a fresh feed and a strong HVAC market. PermitGrab tracks 1,544 indexed Long Beach permits — 1,199 filed in the last 90 days and 873 in the last 30 — with the most recent dated June 17, 2026, so this is genuinely current activity, not a stale archive. Within that feed, HVAC is the second-busiest trade with 355 permits in 90 days, behind only general construction.

For HVAC suppliers and contractors, the contractor data is where it gets useful: PermitGrab tracks 282 HVAC contractor profiles in Long Beach, 130 of which carry a verified phone number. Across all trades, 718 named profiles are tracked here, 227 with a phone (32%).

The Long Beach Trade Picture (Last 90 Days)

• General Construction — 604 permits. Renovations, additions, and tenant work across the city.
• HVAC — 355 permits. Mechanical replacements and new installs — the trade with the most contactable profiles.
• Electrical — 103 permits, Roofing — 48, and Plumbing — 35.
• Landscaping & Exterior — 27 and Demolition — 10.

If you sell HVAC equipment, parts, or financing, those 355 recent mechanical permits are a precise list of the companies installing systems in Long Beach right now — and on 130 of the profiles, a phone number to reach them.

Why Permit Data Beats Lead Marketplaces

A Long Beach HVAC permit is proof a real install is happening at a real address, not a shared homeowner inquiry resold to four competitors. You see the trade, the address, the project value, and the filing date. Filter to HVAC and the last 30 days and you have a tight list of contractors who are demonstrably busy this month.

How PermitGrab Sources Long Beach Leads

Every Long Beach permit carries the address, trade category, project value, status, and filing date, pulled from the official permit feed and refreshed daily — which is why the feed is current to June 17. Contractor profiles roll the permits up by company, surfacing recent volume, primary trade, and — for 227 of them — a verified phone number. New contractors appear within a day of their first Long Beach permit.

Getting Started

For the playbook, read how to get contractor leads from building permits and the trade-specific approach in HVAC permit leads in Chicago and Memphis. Compare flat-rate access to pay-per-lead in permit data vs. Angi and HomeAdvisor. When you are ready, see PermitGrab pricing or open the live Long Beach permit and contractor data page.