Permit leads, without the portal

Know which Austin jobs are about to need your trade — before your competitors do.

Every weekday at 7am, you get one email: the building permits issued in your ZIP codes that turn into work for your trade — ranked, with the address, the date, the job value, and one line on why it's your job to win.

No dashboard to log into. No national database to dig through. The brief arrives as an email plus a CSV you can drop straight into your CRM.

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How it works

1 · We watch the permit feed

Austin publishes every issued construction permit. We pull the official city feed daily and sort it by trade signal — not by keyword soup.

2 · You get the adjacent jobs

A pool permit means a fence is needed within weeks. A reroof means gutters and a solar conversation. A new build means dumpsters, concrete, and a final clean. We sell the signal the homeowner-lead sites ignore.

3 · You call first

The brief lands at 7am with the address and the reason. The first contractor to call usually wins the conversation — now that's you.

Trades served in Austin

Fence · Landscaping · Deck

Pool permits + new construction, filtered to your ZIPs.

Solar · Gutters

True reroofs (tear-off & replacement only — no noise) + new solar installs.

Dumpster · Concrete · Final clean

New construction + demolitions, ranked by start date and job value.

This is a real brief (last week's, for a fence company)

AddressZIPPermitIssuedJob valueWhy it's their signal
1418 Frontier Valley Dr78741Building PermitOct 19$48,000New pool just permitted — pools trigger fence/enclosure work within weeks of the dig.
5036 Irvine Ln78617Electrical PermitOct 19—New pool — the permit itself notes a required enclosure. This is a fence job with a deadline.
2606 Westover Rd78703Plumbing PermitOct 19—New pool + spa build — backyard project just broke ground; fence work follows the pool shell.
2311 Westrock Dr78704Building PermitOct 15$130,000New pool + spa build on a $130K project — an owner who is spending, in a yard that needs enclosing.
8900 W SH 71 — Bldg Gazebo78735Building PermitOct 14$1,000,000Pool at a $1M project — commercial-scale fence/enclosure scope follows a build like this.

Real rows from the City of Austin issued-permit feed, week of Oct 14–20, 2026. A full week for this fence subscriber carried 40 pool projects and 92 new builds.

Same week, for a solar & gutter company

AddressZIPPermitIssuedJob valueWhy it's their signal
4825 Davis Ln Bldg 378749Building PermitOct 19—Commercial reroof — big roofline, big gutter runs, and an owner already spending on the building.
1906 N Cuernavaca Dr78733Electrical PermitOct 19—New 9.6 kW rooftop solar permitted — the roof passed inspection for a 25-year array. This is the market map: where arrays are landing.
11416 N FM 620 Rd78726Building PermitOct 16—Commercial/low-slope reroof — membrane, edge metal, and drainage are being reworked right now; that is gutter and drainage scope on a signed job.

Real rows from the City of Austin issued-permit feed, week of Oct 14–20, 2026. That week's solar & gutter brief carried 15 true reroofs and 18 solar installs.

Same week, for a dumpster, concrete & final-clean company

AddressZIPPermitIssuedJob valueWhy it's their signal
500 E 3rd St78701Building PermitOct 19$418,582,000New commercial build — long-duration dumpster service from day one, structural concrete, and a large final-clean contract at handover.
10916 Tallsalt Dr78754Building PermitOct 19—New home build — dumpsters land at framing, concrete at foundation and flatwork, final clean before closing. Earliest call wins all three.
301 Delmar Ave78752Building PermitOct 19—Demolition permitted — a dumpster is the first thing that lands on this site, before anything else happens. Call today, not this week.

Real rows from the City of Austin issued-permit feed, week of Oct 14–20, 2026. That week's brief carried 77 new builds and 16 demolitions.

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Tell us your trade and your ZIPs. We'll send a sample built from the last 30 days of real permits in your territory — the actual product, not a teaser. If it doesn't show you jobs you could win, don't subscribe.

Your sample lands in your inbox within one business day.

Include every ZIP you cover — the price doesn't change.

One sample, free. No spam, no list-selling — your email is used for your sample and your brief, nothing else.

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$149/mo — weekday 7am email + CSV, your trade, your ZIPs. Month-to-month, cancel anytime with one click. One extra job a quarter pays for a year of it.

National permit databases start at $599/mo. This is the same official feed, cut for one trade and one city.

The free sample is the last 30 days, once. The subscription is every weekday at 7am, ranked and going forward.

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Questions

Do you sell homeowner contact information?
No. We surface issued-permit signals — the address, the job type, the value, the timing — for businesses. No homeowner phone or email lists, ever.

How do I cancel?
One click — month-to-month, no contract.

How many ZIP codes can I include?
Every ZIP you cover, same price.