How it works

Public permit data is scattered across city websites. We collect it, clean it up and make it easy to search.

1. 1

   Choose your city

   Pick the city or cities you work in. Each city shows exactly what area it covers and how often its source updates.

2. 2

   Find relevant projects

   Search by address or keyword. Filter by issue date, work type, residential or commercial, status, ZIP and reported valuation.

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   Save and get updates

   Save projects and searches. Turn on a daily or weekly digest — we only email when matching records actually change.

Good to know

Where does the data come from?

Official public permit records published by each city or county. Every record links to its original source.

Is a valuation what the job is worth to me?

No. A permit valuation is a construction estimate reported to the city. It isn't expected revenue for your business.

Will I get contact details for every project?

No. We show contractor, applicant, owner and permit-holder details only when the public source supplies them.

How fresh is the data?

It depends on each city's source. Some publish daily; Los Angeles publishes weekly. Each city page shows its schedule and last update.