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Connecticut contractor leads: new CT home improvement and trade licenses

Get new Connecticut business licenses from the Department of Consumer Protection (DCP): home improvement contractors (HIC), new home construction contractors, electrical, plumbing and HVAC contractors, plus liquor permits, food and other licensed businesses. Every row is a business with its license, status, issue and expiration dates, city and ZIP.

Free to try: Apify's free plan ($5/month credit, no credit card) covers about 2,500 records a month. After that it is $2 per 1,000 records.

At a glance

Source
Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection open data (data.ct.gov)
Updated
Daily. The Department of Consumer Protection's open dataset is updated every day.
Formats
Excel, CSV, JSON, Google Sheets, API
Price
$2 per 1,000 records (pay only for rows you get)
Category
Contractor leads

Free sample (5 rows from a run on 2026-10-22)

A few columns from a real run, so you can see the format before you sign up. The full output has more fields.

businessNamelicenselicenseSubcategorystatusissueDateexpirationDatecitystatezipCode
HANDY HOMES HANDYMAN AND REPAIR SERVICES LLCHome Improvement ContractorApproved2026-10-212027-03-31HartfordCT061122180
FIRM FORTRESS CONSTRUCTION LLCHome Improvement ContractorApproved2026-10-212027-03-31BethelCT06801
BAYHORSE STRUCTURES LLCHome Improvement ContractorApproved2026-10-212027-03-31Red HookNY125714511
QUINNOVATIONS LLCHome Improvement ContractorApproved2026-10-212027-03-31GlastonburyCT060333502
PALOMINO ROOFING LLCHome Improvement ContractorApproved2026-10-212027-03-31NorwichCT063603803

Download all 5 sample rows as CSV

What's in each record

  • Business name and DBA
  • License type, subcategory and number
  • Status, issue, effective and expiration dates
  • City, state, ZIP and business address
  • Link to the official verification page

Who uses this list

  • Suppliers, lumber yards and equipment rental
  • Insurance, bonding, payroll and accounting sales
  • Food and beverage distributors and POS vendors (liquor permits)
  • Lead-gen agencies building Connecticut lists

Ready-made searches

Saved filter sets you can start from. Open the tool, paste the filters, and press Start.

SearchWhat it returnsFilters
New Connecticut Home Improvement Contractors (HIC)Newly licensed Connecticut home improvement contractor (HIC) businesses from the last 30 days, from CT DCP open data. Business name, license number, status, address and city.{"categories": ["home_improvement"], "issuedWithinDays": 30}
New Connecticut Liquor Permits (Restaurants and Bars)New Connecticut liquor permits issued in the last 30 days (restaurants, cafes, package stores, bars), from CT DCP open data. Business name, DBA, permit type, address.{"categories": ["liquor"], "issuedWithinDays": 30}
New Connecticut New Home Construction ContractorsNewly licensed Connecticut new home construction contractors from the last 90 days, from CT DCP. Business name, license number and address.{"categories": ["new_home_construction"], "issuedWithinDays": 90}
New Connecticut Food Businesses (Bakeries, Food Makers)New Connecticut food business licenses from the last 60 days (bakeries, food manufacturers, dairy, frozen dessert) from CT DCP open data.{"categories": ["food"], "issuedWithinDays": 60}

How to get the list (no coding)

  1. Open the tool's page on Apify and sign up free.
  2. Set your filters, such as date range, city, county or industry, and press Start.
  3. When the run finishes (usually seconds), download the results as Excel or CSV, or send them to Google Sheets, HubSpot or Slack.
  4. Want fresh leads automatically? Schedule it to run daily or weekly.

Tips for a better list

Filter by trade or license type (electrical, plumbing, HVAC, roofing, general), by city, ZIP or county, and by license date to get only newly licensed businesses. Where expiration dates are published, use them to time insurance and bond renewals.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the Connecticut contractor leads list come from?

From the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection open data (data.ct.gov). The tool reads the official public dataset directly: no login, no scraping of private pages.

How often is the data updated?

Daily. The Department of Consumer Protection's open dataset is updated every day.

What fields are included?

Each record includes: Business name and DBA; License type, subcategory and number; Status, issue, effective and expiration dates; City, state, ZIP and business address; Link to the official verification page.

Who uses this list?

Suppliers, lumber yards and equipment rental; Insurance, bonding, payroll and accounting sales; Food and beverage distributors and POS vendors (liquor permits); Lead-gen agencies building Connecticut lists.

How do I filter the list?

Filter by trade or license type (electrical, plumbing, HVAC, roofing, general), by city, ZIP or county, and by license date to get only newly licensed businesses. Where expiration dates are published, use them to time insurance and bond renewals.

How much does it cost?

$2 per 1,000 records, plus a start fee of a fraction of a cent per run. Free to try: Apify's free plan ($5/month credit, no credit card) covers about 2,500 records a month.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. Open the tool on Apify, set your filters, press Start, and download the results as Excel or CSV when the run finishes. You can schedule it to run daily or weekly.

Can I send the list to Google Sheets or my CRM?

Yes. Apify integrations can send each run to Google Sheets, Slack, email, Zapier, Make, n8n or a webhook, and you can call the tool from the Apify API.

Is there personal data in the list?

The list is built for business-to-business use. It returns business records from official public datasets and leaves out individual people where the source allows.

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