Remodel and Addition Permit Leads for General Contractors
General contractors can find remodel and addition work by watching newly issued building permits. DailyPermitLeads groups remodel permits in a daily list for Phoenix, Mesa and Tempe. Our service is for businesses only.
Why remodel and addition permits are useful signals
- A remodel or addition permit shows a project at a specific address that is moving forward
- Limits: a contractor may already be hired and listed on the permit. Good uses include subcontracting, materials supply and follow-on work
- Read the permit description to judge the job before you act
Finding remodel permits yourself
- See How to find new construction permits in Phoenix for how to search city portals and open data
The remodel trade group
- Remodel is one of the trade groups, along with electrical, plumbing, solar, HVAC, new construction, pool and roofing. A permit can fit more than one trade
- Each lead is built from public permit records and can include details such as the permit number, issue date, permit type, description, job address, valuation, and contractor name and license. Details vary by city. Leads do not include owner names. DailyPermitLeads does not supply phone numbers or emails.
Coverage
- Live now: Phoenix, Mesa and Tempe. Updates may lag: Scottsdale and Gilbert. Coming soon: Chandler, Glendale, Peoria and Surprise. DailyPermitLeads is a prototype, so coverage and timing may change.
- More on the service: Arizona building permit leads. Related: Roofing leads from re-roof permits in Phoenix, Solar leads from building permits
Before you reach out
General information, not legal advice. Laws change. Check current law and your own consent and do-not-call records before you call, text, email or mail anyone. DailyPermitLeads is a private B2B data service of PublicRecordData LLC and is not affiliated with any government agency or any other permit-lead service.
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Calls and texts to businesses can still be covered, especially to cell phones. Check the rules before you dial.
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If you make sales calls in Arizona, you may need to register with the Arizona Secretary of State as a telephone seller (A.R.S. 44-1272) unless an exemption applies.
DailyPermitLeads is for business marketing only. It is not a consumer reporting agency, and our data may not be used to decide anyone's eligibility for credit, insurance, employment or housing.
Leads are for your own business's internal use. Resale, sharing or redistribution is not allowed, and we do not offer reseller or bulk licenses.
Read more: Are building permits public record in Arizona?
FAQ
Does a permit mean the owner still needs a contractor? Not always. A contractor may already be hired and listed on the permit. Use the description and contractor details to decide how to approach it.
Which cities are live? Phoenix, Mesa and Tempe. Scottsdale and Gilbert updates may lag, and Chandler, Glendale, Peoria and Surprise are coming soon.
Do leads include owner names? No. Leads do not include owner names.
What does it cost? See current plans on the pricing page. Coverage is limited to the cities listed above.