Where does the Austin permit data come from?

From the City of Austin's issued-permit records, published as public open data. We pull them weekly, clean them, and score every filing. Rows are labeled Travis County in the radar, and include Del Valle, Buda, Bee Cave, Lakeway and Manor addresses.

Is a permit lead the same as a sale?

No. A permit is early notice: who filed, where the work is, and which trade it opens next. The score (0 to 100) tells you which filings deserve the call first.

Which trades show up in Austin permits?

Electrical, plumbing, mechanical and HVAC, roofing, remodels and additions, new residential construction, pools, demolition and sitework. Lead Viewer filters by trade so you only see your work.

Can I see real rows before paying?

Yes. Request a sample with your trade and territory; we pull it by hand and email it within one business day. Plans start at $1,000 a year.

Austin building permit leads for contractors.

Austin files more permits than anyone can read. We pull the City of Austin's issued permits every week, score each one, and show you who filed, what the work is, and which trade it opens next.

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How the Austin radar is built

Austin permit records, turned into a call list.

Public records in

City of Austin issued-permit records from the city's open-data portal, pulled every week.

Scored, not dumped

Each filing is scored 0 to 100 for how much real work it puts in play, so repairs and dead filings sink below the ones worth a call.

On a fixed schedule

Coverage is built Tuesdays and refreshed Fridays. A thin week is reported as thin.

Radar week of 2026-11-03

Travis County permit signals from the current radar.

Real rows, with addresses and applicant names held back. Those come with a subscription.

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TRA-6008Travis CountyAustin

Replace sewer line from the home to the city tap connection total length of sewer line is approximately 55 feet and will cross uner driveway.

Filed by: Repeat applicant, 4 filings this run
Next call: Account movement: repeat applicant/contractor — relationship follow-up, not a cold pitch.

57Score

TRA-1513Travis CountyAustin

Replace 50 gallon natural gas tank-type w/ 199K BTU natural gas tankless water heater

Filed by: Repeat applicant, 9 filings this run
Next call: Account movement: repeat applicant/contractor — relationship follow-up, not a cold pitch.

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Austin permit leads FAQ

Where does the Austin permit data come from?: From the City of Austin's issued-permit records, published as public open data. We pull them weekly, clean them, and score every filing. Rows are labeled Travis County in the radar, and include Del Valle, Buda, Bee Cave, Lakeway and Manor addresses.
Is a permit lead the same as a sale?: No. A permit is early notice: who filed, where the work is, and which trade it opens next. The score (0 to 100) tells you which filings deserve the call first.
Which trades show up in Austin permits?: Electrical, plumbing, mechanical and HVAC, roofing, remodels and additions, new residential construction, pools, demolition and sitework. Lead Viewer filters by trade so you only see your work.
Can I see real rows before paying?: Yes. Request a sample with your trade and territory; we pull it by hand and email it within one business day. Plans start at $1,000 a year.