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Leads for building material suppliers, distributors and equipment rental

Suppliers win accounts in two moments: when a contractor first gets licensed and is setting up supplier accounts, and when a contractor pulls a permit for a project that needs materials. Contractor license rosters and city building permits capture both.

These lists give you newly licensed contractors by trade and active permits with job values and contractor names.

Why public records work for this

Lists to start with

ListWhy it fits
Contractor leads (all lists)Contractor license lists by state and trade.
Texas HVAC and electrical contractor leadsTexas HVAC and electrical contractor businesses by county.
Oregon electrical and plumbing contractor listOregon electrical, plumbing, HVAC/R and solar contractors.
Building permit leadsActive permits in 47 cities, with contractor names where published.

A simple weekly workflow

  1. Pick the trades you supply: electrical, plumbing, HVAC, roofing, general.
  2. Pull newly licensed contractors in your branch's area every week.
  3. Use building permits to rank contractors by recent permit count and job value.
  4. Hand the list to counter staff and outside reps.
Free to try: every list has a free sample CSV, and Apify's free plan ($5 a month in credit, no credit card) covers 1,600 to 5,500 records a month depending on the list.

Frequently asked questions

Can I see how busy a contractor is?

Yes, roughly. Count permits per contractor name in the building permit list over the last 30 to 90 days, in cities that publish contractor names.

Do contractor lists include phone numbers?

Yes for several sources, such as Washington, Oregon CCB, Texas TDLR, New York and NYC DOB, which publish a business phone.

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