New York City Contractor List With Phone Numbers (2026)
New York City is the deepest permit market in the country. PermitGrab indexed 25,033 NYC building permits in the last 90 days, newest dated June 20, 2026, yielding 1,394 distinct contractor phone numbers and 4,736 named contractor businesses.
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View New York City leads →If you sell to contractors anywhere in the five boroughs, New York City is the single richest permit feed in the United States. Over the last 90 days, PermitGrab indexed 25,033 NYC building permits, with 11,243 of them filed in just the last 30 days and the freshest record dated June 20, 2026. This is a live, near-daily pipeline of real construction activity across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island — not a stale annual export.
From those permits we built a list of 4,736 named contractor businesses, of which 1,394 carry a working, deduplicated phone number. We are deliberate about that figure: a single active plumbing outfit may appear on dozens of permits, but you get one phone number, not dozens. So the number that matters for outreach is 1,394 distinct contractor phone numbers over 90 days, and 1,031 of those were attached to permits filed in the last 30 days. That is a dial-ready list larger than most entire metros.
Where the Work Is Right Now
The trade mix shows where NYC money is moving. The most active segments by distinct contractor are HVAC (2,040 businesses), Interior Renovation (1,074), Plumbing (1,034), General Construction (946), and Structural (921). The enormous HVAC and mechanical presence reflects a building stock that is perpetually retrofitting, and the Interior Renovation volume tracks the city's relentless commercial fit-out and apartment-gut-renovation churn.
Who This Helps
HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical supply houses reach the two largest active trade pools in the country at over 3,000 distinct shops. Building-material distributors get nearly 1,000 general contractors and a structural-trade segment buying steel and concrete. Software, insurance, bonding, and fleet vendors reach thousands of demonstrably operating small businesses. And teams that enrich their own data get a 4,736-business named list with trade and permit history to append against.
Freshness Is the Point
A NYC contractor list bought 18 months ago is mostly disconnected numbers. This list refreshes as the Department of Buildings publishes — newest record one day old — so the numbers you dial belong to contractors who pulled a permit this month. See the live feed on the New York City permits page, compare with our NYC construction-leads guide, or see PermitGrab pricing for the full named list delivered daily.