HVAC Leads from New Building Permits
The best HVAC jobs aren't the emergency no-heat calls in the middle of winter—they are the planned, high-margin system replacements and ductwork overhauls tied to major home renovations. PingPermit tracks permits for mechanical upgrades, full home remodels, and new construction so you can bid on the massive installs, not just the service calls.
The Signals That Matter
Not every permit is a goldmine. We extract the critical descriptions and project valuations that indicate real money is being spent on your trade.
Mechanical Permits
Specific filings for furnaces, AC units, and heat pump installations.
Whole-Home Renovations
Major remodels almost always require moving ductwork or upgrading the HVAC system.
New Construction
Ground-up builds that need entirely new mechanical systems designed and installed.
Stop Relying on Breakdowns
Service calls are great, but planned installs are where the real margin is. When you spot a permit for a major remodel, you know they are going to need HVAC work. Pitching your services during the planning phase lets you build the system right, rather than competing on emergency repair pricing.
How We Detect Them
We look for mechanical permit classifications, as well as keywords like "furnace", "condenser", "heat pump", and "ductwork". We also flag high-value residential remodels where HVAC upgrades are highly probable.
See the real filings, by city
Every market where enough hvac work is being filed to be worth a page, with the count each one filed and how recently — read straight from the jurisdictions' own records, no signup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Do you track permits specifically for HVAC?
Yes, if a city issues a distinct mechanical or HVAC permit, we capture it. We also capture general building permits that include mechanical work in their descriptions.
Q. Can I target heat pump installations?
If the permit description mentions heat pumps or electrification, it will be visible in the feed, allowing you to easily identify those specific jobs.
Q. How do I reach out to these homeowners?
Most of our users send highly targeted direct mail or leave door hangers at the property address provided in the permit feed.
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