Monterey County Contractor List With Phone Numbers: Fresh Central Coast Permit Leads (2026)
Monterey County's unincorporated Central Coast permit feed is a market few vendors index. PermitGrab tracks 515 county permits filed in the last 90 days through June 19, 2026, with 88 distinct contractor phone numbers attached — about 17% coverage.
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View Monterey County permit data →Monterey County covers a wide stretch of California's Central Coast, and its unincorporated permit feed rarely shows up on national lead platforms. PermitGrab indexes 515 Monterey County permits filed in the last 90 days (through June 19, 2026), with 384 of those in the trailing 30 days, and extracts 88 distinct contractor phone numbers — roughly 17% phone coverage.
What the County Contractors Are Doing
The county's permit mix runs across the standard residential trades:
- Building permit applications. The broad residential project category — additions, new structures, and major repairs.
- Combination permits. Bundled mechanical, electrical, and plumbing work on a single residential job.
- Re-roofs. A steady stream of roofing work across the county's housing stock.
- Electrical. Panel upgrades, service work, and solar interconnects.
Why This Feed Is Worth Watching
Central Coast jurisdictions are small enough that the big lead aggregators do not bother indexing them, which leaves the field open. The 88 contractors carrying phone numbers here are actively pulling permits in a market where few competitors are calling. And because the feed is current to within a day, a re-roof or combination permit pulled this week is a warm, dated record — not a recycled license-board name.
Who Should Work Monterey County
Roofing crews work the re-roof permits; HVAC, plumbing, and electrical subs track the combination permits; GCs and framers watch the building-permit applications for new projects; and suppliers and service vendors use the contractor numbers to reach the shops building on the Central Coast. Filter to your trade and the small list works hard.
How PermitGrab Delivers It
Monterey County permits arrive in one daily feed, newest-first, with permit type, address, filing date, and contractor contact where published. One flat monthly price covers the county and every other market we track — no per-lead fees. Size it with our free permit lead estimator, then see plans and start working fresh Monterey County leads.