Orlando, FL Contractor List With Phone Numbers: Fresh Permit Leads (2026)

By PermitGrab Research • Published 2026-06-21
Quick Answer

Orlando is one of the busiest building markets in Florida and one of the highest phone-coverage feeds PermitGrab tracks — 10,384 permits in the last 90 days with about 66% carrying a contractor phone, across 1,598 distinct numbers, current through June 18, 2026.

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Orlando anchors one of the fastest-growing metros in the country, and its permit feed is both high-volume and unusually well-contacted. PermitGrab indexes 10,384 Orlando permits filed in the last 90 days (current through June 18, 2026), of which roughly 6,850 carry a contractor phone — about 66% coverage, one of the strongest rates we track in Florida — spread across 1,598 distinct contractor numbers.

Coverage Is the Story

Most big-city feeds tag a contractor phone on a fraction of permits. Orlando is the opposite: about two of every three permits arrive with a number attached. That makes it one of the most directly workable lists in the Southeast — you are not hunting for contacts, you are calling them.

What Orlando Contractors Are Working

  • Building permits. The single largest category — new construction, additions, and alterations across a booming housing and commercial base.
  • Electrical. High residential and commercial volume, the second-largest channel.
  • Mechanical and HVAC. Change-outs and installs feeding Central Florida's year-round cooling demand.
  • Plumbing. Steady residential and commercial plumbing work.

Who Should Work Orlando

HVAC and electrical contractors get a dense, dated channel with phones already attached; plumbers work a steady residential stream; GCs and home builders track the building-permit volume driving the metro's growth; and suppliers and service vendors use the 1,598 contractor numbers to reach the most active shops in one of Florida's busiest markets.

How PermitGrab Delivers It

Orlando 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 Orlando and every other market we track, with no per-lead fees. Size it with our free permit lead estimator, compare angles in our Orlando construction leads guide and Orlando HVAC permit leads, then see plans and start working fresh Orlando leads.

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