What you get in your 14-day trial

Permit records for your selected market, from its supported public source

Available permit records scored 0–100 by the product's opportunity model

ZIP code view of the records, where the source reports ZIP

Trade breakdown: roofing, HVAC, pool, solar, electrical, and GC

Export your permit list from the dashboard

See Permit Records for Your Market, Free

Permit records from the available local permitting feeds — project addresses, trades, and valuations where reported. Coverage and dates vary by jurisdiction.

Public permit records

Records matching your selected market and available trade appear in your report and dashboard. PermitMap does not promise a delivery day or time.

Public records, not exclusive

Permits are public records that may be available to others. PermitMap does not resell one contact to several buyers and does not make records exclusive.

Verify before outreach

Permit records are public and may be available to others. Check status, scope, and dates before deciding on outreach.

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If it does not work for you, cancel with one click. No contracts, no hassle.

Sample permit from this week

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

Trade:Roofing

Illustrative example, not a current record.

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Real public permit data, not scraped, not estimated

Filter supported records by trade and location

Dates and fields shown as the source reports them

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Free trial FAQ

What is included in the PermitMap free trial?

14 days of full access to permit data for your selected market, filtered by your trade. Available record fields (such as address, project type and valuation) vary by source and jurisdiction. Card required; cancel before the trial ends and owe nothing.

Does the free trial require a credit card?

Yes. A card is required to start the trial. Billing begins after the 14-day period. Cancel any time before it ends and owe nothing.

Can I cancel my PermitMap trial?

Yes. Cancel any time during the 14-day trial and you will not be charged.

Which markets are available in the free trial?

Florida markets only. The trial form lists each available market and says whether it covers a whole county, part of a county, or a single city; only the trades offered for that market can be selected. Texas and North Carolina markets cannot be selected in this form.

What's Inside a PermitMap Report

Your trial gives you access to the permit records for your selected market, filtered to your trade. Record fields vary by source and jurisdiction and can include the property address, the scope of work (re-roof, AC replacement, whole-house re-pipe, new pool, and so on), the permit valuation when the permitting office reports it, the filing date, and the owner or contractor of record where available. Each permit is scored 0–100 by opportunity score so the larger projects sit at the top of the list.

You also get context around the raw list, where the source supports it: a ZIP view, a trade breakdown so you can see how your category is moving, and a dashboard to search, filter, and export. PermitMap does not promise a delivery day or time; update timing depends on each source.

How to Get the Most From Your 14 Days

Treat the records as a research list. Sort by valuation where the source reports it, review the biggest projects, and check the underlying permit to independently determine whether outreach is appropriate. Filing and construction timing varies by jurisdiction, permit type, review process, and project. A permit record is a project signal, so verify its status and scope instead of assuming a fixed lead time. 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 discovers opportunities; it does not guarantee jobs, leads, close rates or revenue. A card is required to start the trial, and you can cancel anytime before day 14.