What does this account lookup check?

It checks an exact normalized business name against PermitGrab's existing contractor-profile index for one listed public city. A match is public-record research context, not proof of account ownership, current activity, purchasing intent, a bid, or a product fit.

Are submitted account names saved?

No. On this public lookup, submitted names are used only to form the response. They are not saved, exported, placed in a URL, or sent to analytics.

Supplier account research

Check known contractor accounts in a listed market

For supplier, distributor, and representative teams that already know the accounts they want to research. Check one name or a short private account list against one exact public city before opening the underlying record history.

What this confirms: an exact normalized name match in PermitGrab’s existing contractor-profile index for a listed public city. It does not establish account ownership, purchasing intent, a bid, product fit, current activity, or contact availability. Submitted names are used only to form this response; confirm the source and individual record before relying on it.

Review known accounts in one public market

What this free check can answer

1. Pick one listed marketUse an exact City, ST where PermitGrab has a listed public source.

2. Check a known nameWe normalize the submitted name and look only in that market’s existing public-profile index.

3. Review the receiptA match can show profile history and a city source date before you open individual public records.

Not a contact list: a no-match does not prove a business has no permit history, and a match does not establish a current relationship, project role, purchasing need, or permission to contact anyone.

Questions suppliers ask before they monitor an account list

What can a matching profile show?

The indexed business name, primary profile trade, stored permit-history count and dates, and the selected city’s source date when those fields are available. Fields come from the published source and can vary by jurisdiction.

Are the names I enter public or retained?

No. The public check uses names only to form this response. They are not saved, exported, placed in a URL, or sent to analytics. An active subscriber may separately choose to save up to 10 names in Account Activity Monitor for their selected cities.

What should I do after a match?

Review the profile and city source, then decide whether its published history is useful research context for your team. If you start a trial, you can save your own account list and receive matching newly collected records in eligible daily research.

Continue with a source-bounded market review

Use the city page to verify public source context and fields. Choose a covered market and research settings before the optional checkout step.

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