Know who is building
before your competitors do.
Every Monday you get the building permits issued in your metro over the past week, sorted by trade. Market to those addresses by mail, or call on the general contractor for subcontract work.
Last week in Austin
HVAC and mechanical
Change outs, new systems and commercial mechanical work.
New construction
New homes and buildings, with the builder of record.
Remodel and addition
Kitchens, baths, additions, ADUs and repairs.
Pool and spa
New pools: fencing, decking, landscaping and electrical follow.
Roofing
Re-roofs and roof replacements.
Solar
New solar and battery installs.
Austin, permits issued October 8 to 14, 2026. Open the full sample or download the CSV.
Free samples for the other metros, permits issued October 14 to 20, 2026: Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle and Chicago.
Who it is for
Roofers and solar installers
New homeowners and remodels are your best prospects. Reach them while the project is fresh.
HVAC, plumbing and electrical
See which builders are pulling permits and pitch your sub work.
Pool, fence and landscape
A new pool permit means decking, fencing and landscaping are next.
Remodelers and suppliers
Track who is active in which ZIP codes and where the money is going.
Pricing
- Weekly list every Monday, by email
- Pick your trades, or get them all
- Printable report plus CSV for mail tools
- Austin, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago
- No contract, cancel anytime
One closed job pays for a year.
Questions
Where does the data come from?
Public building permit records published by each city on its open data portal: Austin, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle and Chicago. We only use sources whose terms allow commercial reuse.
What is in each list?
Every permit issued in your metro in the last 7 days for the trades you pick: issue date, street address and ZIP, permit type, the work description, job valuation where the city reports it, the contractor company of record where reported, and a link to the city record.
Do you include owner names or phone numbers?
No. Lists contain addresses and permit details only. The usual way to reach a property owner is direct mail to the address, which is lawful. If you call or text anyone, you are responsible for following the Telephone Consumer Protection Act and Do Not Call rules.
Which trades can I pick?
Roofing, solar, HVAC and mechanical, pool and spa, remodel and addition, and new construction. Pick any mix, or all of them.
When does it arrive?
Every Monday morning by email: a printable report plus a CSV that opens in Excel or Google Sheets and imports into postcard and mail tools.
Can I cancel?
Yes, anytime, from the link in your Stripe receipt or by emailing support@agntc.tech. No contract.
I want a metro you do not list.
Email us. We add a metro when its city publishes permits on a portal that allows commercial reuse.
Data comes from public records provided as is by each city. Chicago lists use data modified from its original source, www.cityofchicago.org; the City of Chicago makes no claims as to its content, accuracy, timeliness or completeness.