New building permits from official public records in Tennessee and select US cities (plus Nashville-area public bids), sorted by trade and ZIP and delivered to your inbox. Built for roofers, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, solar, pool, fence and remodel pros and their suppliers.
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Roofing, HVAC, new construction, pools, demolition and more. Filter to the ZIP codes you actually serve.
Each day we collect newly issued building permits and open government bids from official public sources, clean them up and tag them by trade.
A clean email digest with the job site, value, scope, contractor and bid due dates, so you can follow up first.
Tennessee first, plus select US cities with daily open-data feeds. Monthly areas are only as fresh as the government's monthly report. Full coverage table & per-area samples →
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Building permits come from official government open-data feeds and published monthly permit reports (sources listed on the coverage page). Daily areas update every business day; monthly areas update when the government posts its monthly report. Bids come from public procurement listings published by Metro Nashville and the State of Tennessee. Digests include permits issued in the prior week (daily on paid plans).
16 areas today: in Tennessee, Davidson (daily), Memphis/Shelby, Rutherford, Clarksville and Murfreesboro (monthly or less often); outside Tennessee, Austin, Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle, San Antonio, Raleigh, Fort Worth, Louisville, Denver, Charlotte and Columbus (daily). Public bids are Nashville-area only for now. See the coverage page. More areas are added when an official free source exists.
No. Names of private individuals are always withheld. We show business and contractor names that appear on public permits.
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