Every Monday, PermitPulse Weekly sends you new construction, demolition and major renovation permits filed in your city. Each one is sorted by neighborhood and tagged by trade, so HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing and kitchen & bath subs can reach the general contractor early.
148 leads last week
Top trades: Interior Remodel, Windows/Doors, Plumbing
See this week's New York City permits →97 leads last week
Top trades: Windows/Doors, Electrical, Plumbing
See this week's Austin permits →50 leads last week
Top trades: General Construction/All Trades, Plumbing, Interior Remodel
See this week's Chicago permits →Straight from city open-data portals: NYC DOB NOW, Austin Development Services, and the Chicago Department of Buildings.
New builds, demolitions, gut rehabs and major renovations. Chicago and NYC permits must be over $50k. Office fit-outs and facade repairs are filtered out.
Address, scope, reported value and the GC or applicant business, delivered to your inbox every Monday.
Each lead names the builder and includes whatever the public record shows: license number, business phone and address. Where we add details from official city business-license registries, we tell you how confident the match is.
Choose your trades, neighborhoods or ZIP codes, and a minimum job size. You can also turn on same-day alerts for big jobs.
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Official open-data building permit records published by each city. They're public records, refreshed daily by the cities, and we compile them weekly.
The general contractor usually is. But new builds and major renovations need subcontractors for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, windows and finishes, and the permit often comes before those subs are chosen. We include the GC or applicant business so you know who to call.
No. We only list business names. We never publish private owners' names.
Tags come from keyword rules applied to the permit description, so treat them as a filter, not a guarantee. Always review the full scope.
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Only from public records: the permit itself (Austin lists the contractor's phone) or official city business-license registries (NYC). Each card shows its source and match confidence. We never publish homeowner contact details.
Yes, anytime, from the link in any email or your billing portal.