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Download the sites you want as a spreadsheet, with a link to every permit.
Win the dirt job before it goes out to bid.
We find new construction sites as soon as their permits are filed, so you can call the builder before your competitors hear about it.
New Texas sitesUpdated daily
Callahan Divide Energy Repower
501acres
Taylor County · Filed Oct 7
North Houston Commerce Park
43acres
Harris County · Filed Oct 13
Canopy at Slaughter Creek
23acres
Travis County · Filed Sep 25
HEB Oakmont 836
22.8acres
Tarrant County · Filed Oct 5
+ hundreds more every month
Why permits
By the time a site shows up on a bid, someone else has already walked it. The permit is the earliest public signal that dirt is about to move.
FiledThe permit goes on public record. We flag it.
Before startYour window to call the builder
StartConstruction starts. The job is already taken.
Delivery
New sites land where your team already works.
Same list, same fields, three ways to get it.
Daily email
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Your CRM
New sites go straight into your CRM, ready for your own reminders, tasks and automations.
How it works
From government filing to your call list.
We pull every new filing
Construction permits from state, city and county sources, pulled as soon as each source publishes them and kept for 30 days.
- New sites as they appear in public records
- Texas now, more states coming soon
We clean out the noise
Each new site comes in once. When its permit changes, we flag the change instead of adding a duplicate.
- One site, one row, even if it’s filed in phases
- Changes to size, dates or contractor flagged
Call before your competitors do
Filter by county, site size and date. Open any site to see the original permit, then export the list wherever your team works.
- Table and map views
- CSV or daily email
- We can send the information to your CRM
What you get
One site. Everything you need to make the call.
Size of the job. Acres disturbed, construction type and planned start and end dates.
Who's building it. Every company on the permit, with the contact details from the filing.
Where exactly. Address, county and coordinates, plotted on a map so you can plan routes and haul distance.
The original permit. Every site links to the permit it came from, so you can check it yourself.
Tarrant County, TX · Filed Oct 13
Richardson Ridge
Fort Worth, Texas
- Acres disturbed
- 12.64
- Construction type
- Multifamily residential
- Planned start
- Dec 1, 2026
- Planned end
- Jun 1, 2028
- Company on the permit
- Spring Valley Construction Company10950 Alder Cir, Dallas TX 75238
- Site address
- 4000 Campus Dr, Fort Worth TX 76119
- Original permit
- TXR1555ZSTexas construction stormwater permit, linked on every site
Coverage
Launching in Texas.
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Texas
Statewide, from state, city and county permit filings.
More states coming soon.
Working outside Texas? Tell us where, and we’ll let you know when your state goes live.
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