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Leads for solar, roofing and HVAC companies from permit and license data
Building permits tell you exactly where roofing, solar and HVAC work is happening: which addresses, what kind of job, how big, and often which contractor pulled the permit. Contractor license lists tell you who else is licensed in your trade.
Together they answer two questions: where is demand right now, and who are the competitors, partners or subcontractors in your market.
Why public records work for this
- The building permit tool sorts permits into work categories such as roofing, solar, mechanical/HVAC, electrical, ADU and pool.
- Job value helps you separate repairs from full replacements and new installs.
- Texas TDLR and Oregon BCD rosters list licensed HVAC and electrical businesses for partnering or recruiting.
Lists to start with
| List | Why it fits |
|---|---|
| Building permit leads | Roofing, solar and HVAC permits in 47 cities. |
| Texas HVAC and electrical contractor leads | Texas A/C (HVAC) and electrical contractor businesses. |
| Oregon electrical and plumbing contractor list | Oregon HVAC/R, electrical, plumbing and solar contractors. |
A simple weekly workflow
- Pick your work category (roofing, solar, HVAC) and your cities.
- Pull the last 30 days of permits and sort by job value.
- Map addresses to see which neighborhoods are active.
- Schedule weekly runs to keep the list fresh.
Frequently asked questions
Are homeowner names included?
No. Permit records are returned with the project address and work details; homeowner names are not returned.
How far back can I go?
As far as each city publishes. Many portals keep several years of permits; use the date filters to choose a window.
Guides
- Solar, Roofing and HVAC Leads from Building Permits: A How-To with 30 Days of Real Data
- California Solar Permit Leads: Pull Every New Solar Install from County Open Data (Python)
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