See Building Permit Records in Your Market
PermitMap organizes building permit records from the public sources it supports into project intelligence for contractors — filtered by trade and county, with a dashboard to search and review them. Record dates and available fields vary by source.
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Example Permit Feed
Palm Beach County sample
126
New Permits
19
High-Value
$2.4M
Total Value
Shared leads vs. public permit records
Public permit records are a different kind of input than a purchased lead. They are a project signal for you to research and qualify.
Some lead services sell the same contact to several contractors at once.
Permits are public records that may be available to others. PermitMap does not make them exclusive and does not resell one contact to several buyers.
When a lead reaches you depends on the service and the project.
Timing between a permit record and construction varies by jurisdiction, permit type, and project. Verify status and scope.
You typically pay per lead, with no guarantee it closes.
One flat monthly price for your selected coverage area. No per-lead cost, and no guarantee of jobs or revenue.
Request a Permit Data Sample — Free
Enter your trade and market. We'll email you a permit sample from the supported public sources. Fields such as address, scope, and valuation appear where the source reports them. No credit card required for the sample.
- Public permit records, not estimated figures
- Filter supported records by trade and location
- Dates and fields shown as the source reports them
Finding Work Without Market Data Is Guesswork
Permit records give you a public, documented view of project activity to research before you decide where to focus.
Guessing Where Work Is
You're relying on word-of-mouth and hoping the phone rings. No visibility into what's actually being built in your market.
Wasting Money on Ads
Spending on digital ads and shared lead platforms with no way to know if you're targeting the right neighborhoods or project types.
Reacting Instead of Planning
Without a view of what is being permitted in your market, it is hard to plan outreach or decide where to focus.
Building Permits Show Where Projects Are Filed
Construction work often requires a permit, and requirements vary by jurisdiction. A permit record documents work that has been filed or issued in a jurisdiction. It is a project signal: it does not prove an owner is shopping for a contractor or that a job is open.
Organizing these records by trade and market helps you research projects and decide where outreach is appropriate. PermitMap does not promise conversion or close rates.
Project Research
Research projects from permit records
Better Targeting
Focus on high-value opportunities
Qualify Before Outreach
Check status, scope, and dates first
Market Trends
Spot hotspots and patterns
How the Records Are Used
Permit Record Published
A jurisdiction publishes a filed or issued permit
Records Are Organized
Filtered by trade, location, and project type
Research and Qualify
Research project records before outreach
Decide on Outreach
Outcomes depend on your offer, timing, and the project
What You Actually Get
Not just data. Permit leads you can use to make smarter business decisions.
Public Permit Records
Building permit records from the public sources PermitMap supports. Record dates and fields vary by source and jurisdiction.
Filtered by Trade & Location
Filter supported records by trade and location, so roofers can review roofing permits and pool builders pool permits.
Organized & Ready to Act On
Clean, structured permit data for project research. Available fields vary by source and jurisdiction.
Market Insights & Hotspots
Identify high-activity neighborhoods, trending project types, and where the high-value work is happening.
Construction Intelligence by State
Explore county and metro market pages.
Florida Building Permits
Census statistics for 67 counties; project records in supported markets
Texas
County statistics; project records in supported markets
Texas Metro Intelligence
How It Works
Raw permit data becomes actionable permit leads in three steps.
We Aggregate & Clean the Data
We pull raw permit data from public permit sources and transform it into organized, usable intelligence.
We Structure It Into Insights
Filter by trade, project type, location, and value. Identify patterns, hotspots, and high-value opportunities.
You Use It to Qualify Projects
Target the right projects, verify permit status and scope, and plan outreach from public project signals.
How Contractors Use Permit Data
Real use cases for making smarter, more profitable business decisions.
Find High-Activity Neighborhoods
Identify areas with concentrated roofing, pool, or HVAC permit activity and focus your marketing there.
Spot New Construction Zones
Discover where new pools, additions, and major renovations are happening before the work begins.
Track Commercial vs Residential
See the mix of commercial and residential projects in your area and adjust your focus accordingly.
Prioritize by Project Size
Filter for higher-valuation permits where the source reports valuation, and research the larger projects first.
See Sample Permit Data
Here's a preview of the kind of structured permit record the product shows. Illustrative example, not a current record.
892 Wellington Dr, Wellington, FL 33414
Project Type
Pool Construction — Gunite
Est. Value
$85,000
4984 SE Grouper Ave, Stuart, FL 34997
Project Type
Re-Roof — Shingle Tear-off
Est. Value
$18,500
702 S 50th St, Tampa, FL 33619
Project Type
HVAC Replacement — 5-ton unit
Est. Value
$12,400
Illustrative example, not a current record. The addresses and values are examples, with the dates shown on each card. They are not current records. Real records, dates and fields vary by source and jurisdiction.
Record counts and dates vary by market and source.
Pro and Team subscribers get dashboard access to available permit records, ZIP heatmaps, and trend analytics.
See Permit DataWho This Is For
Growth-minded contractors who want market visibility into permitted projects.
Put the Subscription Cost in Context
This is arithmetic, not a forecast. PermitMap discovers opportunities and does not guarantee jobs, leads, close rates, or revenue.
A year of Starter ($948) is about 6%of that job's value
Illustrative arithmetic only. It does not predict how many permits become jobs.
Focus marketing on high-activity areas
Research permit records before outreach
Filter records by trade and market
Verify status and scope before outreach
Address
1847 NW 43rd St, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
Scope
Tear-off and replace, 2,400 sq ft
Valuation
$18,500
Issued
May 11, 2026
Illustrative example, not a current record. Real records vary by source.
Permits are public records.
Permits are public records that may be available to others. PermitMap does not make them exclusive and does not promise you will reach an owner first. PermitMap organizes them so you can research the projects relevant to your trade.
Choose Your Permit Leads Plan
Scale your access as your business grows. All plans include cleaned, structured permit data.
Starter
Permit reports and dashboard — one coverage area, one trade
14-day free trial, then $79/mo · card required
Pro
For growing contractors who want the full picture
14-day free trial, then $149/mo · card required
Team
For agencies and multi-location operations
14-day free trial, then $299/mo · card required
All plans start with a 14-day free trial. Credit card required; billed monthly after 14 days. Secure checkout via Stripe, cancel anytime.
PermitMap has published permit records for 113 markets across Florida, Texas, and North Carolina. Additional markets are activated only after their public feed passes freshness and data-quality checks. Join the waitlist →
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about PermitMap, market coverage, and construction intelligence.
PermitMap draws on the public permit sources it supports. Coverage, dates and available fields vary by market and source. All data is public record. PermitMap organizes and filters it so you can research the records relevant to your trade and county.
It depends on the source. Each supported source publishes on its own schedule, so update timing varies by market. Dated source pages show the most recent issue dates PermitMap has verified for that market, and Census Building Permits Survey figures are monthly.
Roofing, HVAC, plumbing, pool and spa, electrical, solar, and general contractor permits. Subscribers filter supported permit records by trade, and available fields vary by source and jurisdiction.
Contractors can use permit records to research projects, verify relevance to their trade and service area, and independently determine an appropriate outreach path.
PermitMap has published permit records for 113 markets: 97 in Florida, 10 in Texas, and 6 in North Carolina. Coverage includes county, municipal, and specialty authoritative sources; scope and available trades vary by market. The signup selector identifies currently available subscription markets. Contact info@permitmap.org if your market is not listed.
Lead generation services sell contact details that may be sold to several buyers. PermitMap organizes public permit records. Permits are public records that may be available to others. PermitMap does not make them exclusive and does not promise you will reach an owner first. You decide how to research and approach each project.
Yes. Cancel anytime from your account. No contracts, no cancellation fees, no questions asked.
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