■ Weekly permit lists for trades & suppliers
Daily Permit List pulls newly issued permits from city open-data portals, keeps only the jobs that matter to what you sell, and sends you a clean spreadsheet: address, scope, square footage, contractor of record and a link to the city record.
01 Excerpt · Austin, TX · Remodel & additions · Week of Oct 12, 2026
Real public permits · phone numbers masked here
| 2 | Issued | Property address | ZIP | Scope of work | Sq ft | Est. job value | Contractor of record | Contractor phone (business) | Permit # | City record |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | 2026-10-16 | 4903 Pebblestone Cir | 78735 | Replace 7 existing windows, size for size | — | $9,677 | Home Depot USA Inc | (936) •••-•••• | 2026-135784 BP | Open ↗ |
| 4 | 2026-10-14 | 329 Ramble Ln | 78745 | Interior remodel / garage conversion: new drywall and exterior siding, bedroom to closets, walk-in pantry, 25 sq ft addition | 1,341 | — | Maxipal LLC | (512) •••-•••• | 2026-132293 BP | Open ↗ |
| 5 | 2026-10-14 | 4518 Ramsey Ave | 78756 | Addition/remodel to 1-story home: extend bedroom, add covered porches, remodel kitchen and both baths | 1,553 | — | Tamco Services LLC | (832) •••-•••• | 2026-109353 BP | Open ↗ |
| 6 | 2026-10-13 | 11204 Comiso Pala Path | 78726 | Attic converted to living space with bedroom, closet and bath; ground-floor kitchen remodel | 700 | — | Team Work Home Designs | (512) •••-•••• | 2026-133475 BP | Open ↗ |
| 7 | 2026-10-13 | 5312 China Garden Dr | 78730 | Kitchen remodel with new layout, new pantry and laundry, like-for-like windows | 453 | — | MacConnell Renovations | (512) •••-•••• | 2026-134282 BP | Open ↗ |
| 8 | 2026-10-12 | 3604 Travis Country Cir | 78735 | Kitchen and primary bath remodel; replace 2 windows and 1 exterior door; paint and drywall throughout | 580 | — | Canyon Construction | (512) •••-•••• | 2026-131621 BP | Open ↗ |
Real rows, lightly trimmed. These six permits were issued by the City of Austin the week of Oct 12, 2026. The scope text is shortened for this page; your sheet has the full description. See a full weekly sheet.
Phones masked on this page only. Your sheet shows the contractor’s full business phone exactly as printed on the permit.
02 What’s in a row
Each row is one issued permit, cleaned up so you can sort, filter and work it in a minute. Here is the first row of the excerpt above, field by field.
Permit record
Austin, TX
The day the city issued the permit. Rows are sorted newest first, so the freshest jobs sit at the top of your sheet.
Where the work is happening. ZIP gets its own column so you can filter to the parts of town you actually serve.
The project description from the permit, cleaned of permit-office shorthand. This is how you tell a kitchen gut from a deck repair.
When the permit records it. Useful for sizing a flooring, insulation or drywall quote before you ever call.
Included when the city lists a valuation. Blank is blank: we never estimate or fill it in for you.
The company that pulled the permit, plus its trade. Often the general contractor who is choosing subs and suppliers right now.
The business number printed on the permit. We don’t look up homeowners or append personal data.
Every row links to the official city record, so you can check details, inspections and status yourself.
03 Trade filters
Pick the filter that matches your work. Each one is tuned to the permit types and keywords that signal a real opportunity for that trade.
| Filter | Permits it catches | Who usually buys it |
|---|---|---|
| Remodel & additionsBroadest filter | Residential additions and interior remodels, kitchen and bath work, garage and attic conversions. | Flooring, cabinets, kitchen & bath, insulation, windows & doors |
| New homes | New single-family homes, townhomes and duplexes, including the builder on record. | Landscaping, security & low-voltage, window coverings, pool builders, suppliers |
| Pools | New pool and spa permits, plus pool decks and related yard work. | Pool service, fencing, landscaping, outdoor lighting |
| Solar | Solar PV and battery or backup-power permits on homes and small buildings. | Roofing, electrical, battery & generator, Solar O&M |
| HVAC | Mechanical permits: system change-outs and new installs. | Insulation, duct cleaning, air quality, electrical |
| Foundation | Foundation repair and structural permits. | Flooring, drywall & paint, drainage & landscaping, plumbing |
Sell into more than one? Each trade + metro combination is its own list. If your trade isn’t here, put it in the sample form anyway. We’ll tell you honestly whether permit data can find those jobs.
04 Metros
We only sell a metro once its city publishes permit data we trust week after week. Each city’s feed is a little different, and we say so.
Want Chicago or Seattle the week it opens, or a different city?
Tell us your metro05 Where the data comes from
Building permits are public records that cities publish as open data. We collect, filter and clean them. That’s the whole job, and we keep it that way on purpose.
Pull newly issued permits straight from the city’s open-data portal for your metro.
Filter to your trade and clean up addresses, scope text and contractor names so the sheet is easy to work.
Link every row to the official city record, so anything in the sheet can be checked at the source.
Look up homeowners, their phone numbers or emails, or enrich rows with personal data from anywhere else.
Do your outreach. You contact contractors and properties yourself, under the calling and solicitation rules that apply to you.
06 Pricing
Try it for two weeks at no cost. If the leads aren’t worth more than $49 a month to you, cancel with a one-line email.
Per trade + metro
$49
per monthBilled monthly through Stripe. Cancel anytime.
First two weeks free
Not sure yet? Ask for last week’s list for your trade and judge it yourself.
07 Questions
From each city’s official open-data portal, which publishes issued building permits as public records. We filter them to your trade, clean them up and add a link back to the city’s record for every row.
No. You get the property address and the contractor of record from the permit, with the contractor’s business phone when it’s printed there. We don’t look up homeowners or add personal data from other sources.
Because the city didn’t list one. Some cities record a valuation on most permits; Austin often doesn’t. We show what the permit says and never fill gaps with estimates.
Cities issue permits every day. We collect the whole week, filter and clean it, and send one tidy list on Monday so you can plan the week’s outreach in one sitting.
Yes, it’s your list to work. You’re responsible for following the rules that apply to your outreach, such as the TCPA, Do Not Call registries and local solicitation rules. Each sheet includes a short reminder.
Reply “cancel” to any Monday email or write to hello@dailypermitlist.com. No forms, no phone calls, no cancellation fee.
Free sample
Send your trade and metro. We’ll reply with a real sample sheet, built the same way your Monday list would be.
In your sample
Last week’s permits in , coming up.
Questions? Just reply to the confirmation email.