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San Antonio building permit leads for contractors.
San Antonio and Bexar County file thousands of permits a month. We pull the City of San Antonio's permits and Bexar County's right-of-way and plat filings every week, score each one, and show you which are worth a call.
How the San Antonio radar is built
San Antonio permit records, turned into a call list.
Public records in
City of San Antonio permit records plus Bexar County right-of-way and plat filings from the county's permit 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
Bexar County permit signals from the current radar.
Real rows, with addresses and applicant names held back. Those come with a subscription.
Start here
Tell us your trade and your part of San Antonio.
We send a slice of the current radar for your territory. Read it against the jobs you already know, then decide.
Questions
San Antonio permit leads FAQ
- Where does the San Antonio permit data come from?
- Two public sources: the City of San Antonio's permit records, and Bexar County's right-of-way, plat and stormwater filings published on the county's permit portal. Rows are labeled Bexar County in the radar.
- 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.
- Why do right-of-way and plat filings matter?
- They come before the building permit. A right-of-way application means driveway, utility or sitework is about to start; a plat review means a subdivision is on its way. Suppliers and sitework crews hear about the job early.
- 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.