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hvac leads · from the public record
HVAC leads from yesterday's permits
The most reliable HVAC lead is a permit. Every morning at 7am this feed delivers the mechanical permits your city issued in the last 24 to 48 hours: the address, the job description, and the contractor of record with a phone number. In the last 7 days the Austin feed alone carried 0 trade permits, including 0 mechanical permits, most of them full system replacements.
Latest HVAC permits
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Airco Mechanical Interior remodel to admin/buisiness office.
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Cold is on the Right Plumbing Interior remodel of SFR
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ABC Home and Commercial Services Replacement of complete existing central heat and air system with or without duct work
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HVAC Services LLC Remodel Existing Retail Tenant Space
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American Residential Services (ARS) Replacement of complete existing central heat and air system with or without duct work
Who uses an HVAC permit feed
Adjacent trades chase the same house: a roof permit today is an attic-insulation and duct-sealing call tomorrow. Suppliers and distributors use the weekly contractor ranking to see which shops are actually pulling permits in their territory. Recruiters watch permit surges as hiring signals. And competing shops simply want to know who is winning the work in each zip code.
Why are building permits good HVAC leads?
A mechanical permit means a real project at a real address, already funded and underway. Replacement permits reveal aging systems in the neighborhood, new-construction permits reveal upcoming installs, and adjacent permits like roofing or additions flag homes about to need HVAC work. Unlike shared-lead marketplaces, a permit record was not sold to four competitors first.
How fresh are these HVAC leads?
Permits appear in the feed within 24 to 48 hours of issuance by the city. The report lands at 7am ET each morning with everything issued since the previous report.
Do the leads include the contractor or the homeowner?
The feed is built from public business records: the permit address, the work description, and the contractor company on the permit with its phone number. It serves adjacent-trade prospecting, supplier and distributor targeting, and competitor intelligence. We do not sell homeowner personal data.
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