Every new building permit in your trade and your zips, pulled from Salt Lake County records overnight and in your inbox before the crew shows up.
A new single family permit means a bare lot, a slab and a family moving in within months. The builder stops at the sod line. Everything outside the walls goes to whoever shows up first.
Every new home needs the yard closed in. Pools need a barrier by code. Retaining walls and teardowns too.
Patios, driveways, pads and walks. New homes, ADUs, shops and pool decks.
Block, brick, stone and veneer. Retaining walls, fence walls, exterior finish permits.
Every new home, every grading permit, every pool and every demolition in the county. The yard is the last thing done and the first thing the homeowner wants.
New roofs and new homes. The gutters come off and go back on.
New homes, townhomes and window replacement permits.
Every new home and every detached shop or shed permit.
Demolition and grading permits mean a build is next.
Additions, ADUs and new commercial. Standalone mech permits skipped.
Tenant improvements, remodels and the final clean before move in.
House numbers are hidden here. Subscribers get the full street address with a maps link, the permit type, the dates, the status and one line on why it matters to their trade.
No app to learn, no dashboard you'll stop checking after a week. It's an email at 7am. Open it, pick the addresses near today's job, go knock.
Check the trades you do. List the zips you work or leave it blank for the whole coverage area.
Everything that matched in the last two weeks, so you see what the list looks like before you decide anything.
We pull the county overnight, tag each permit by trade and send what's new. No repeats.
Seven days free, no card. After that it's $99 a month. No lead in 30 days and you get the month back.
No contract. Cancel by replying to any email. If 30 days go by without a usable lead in your trade and zips, the month is refunded.
Pick at least one trade. Your first list arrives within a minute. No card.
Directly from Salt Lake County's public permit records, the same ones anyone can look up. Nothing private, nothing guessed. If a permit is on the list, it's on the county's books.
We pull every morning. The county updates its public records on its own schedule, so a permit can show up a few days after it was issued. Every permit carries its applied and issued dates so you can see exactly where it is.
Street address, city and zip, the permit type (new single family, pool, addition, roof, demolition and so on), the current status, the dates, and a one line note on why it matters to your trade.
No. The county doesn't publish them and we don't buy them. You get the address. A door knock, a mailer or a quick lookup is on you. That's also why these leads aren't burned out. Nobody else is calling.
Right now it's the Salt Lake County MSD area: Magna, Kearns, White City, Emigration Canyon, Copperton, Brighton and unincorporated county. Each city publishes permits differently and some make it harder than others. Tell us yours on the form and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a week or a month.
Then you don't pay. If 30 days go by with nothing usable in your trade and zips, reply to any email and the month is refunded.
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