Remodeling Leads from New Building Permits
Kitchen and bath remodels are the bread and butter of the residential construction industry. When a homeowner files a permit to alter their floor plan, move walls, or upgrade their kitchen, they aren't just thinking about it—they are doing it. PingPermit gives you the exact addresses of properties undergoing major renovations right now.
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.
Kitchen Upgrades
Permits indicating kitchen alterations, cabinet replacements, and layout changes.
Bathroom Additions
Filings for adding new bathrooms or completely gutting existing ones.
Interior Alterations
Moving non-load-bearing walls and upgrading interior finishes.
The Intent is Unquestionable
Anyone can request a remodeling quote online out of boredom. But paying the city for a building permit requires real financial commitment. These homeowners have plans, they have money, and they need someone to execute the vision. Be the first to knock on their door.
How We Detect Them
We scour the permit descriptions for "kitchen", "bath", "interior remodel", and "alteration". Our scoring system elevates permits with valuations that align with serious remodeling work.
See the real filings, by city
Every market where enough remodel & alteration 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.
Remodel & Alteration permits by city · all permit activity by city
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How do I know the homeowner hasn't already hired someone?
Permits are often filed early in the process. Even if a contractor is listed on the permit, property owners frequently change their minds or seek additional bids. The opportunity is always there.
Q. Does this cover both interior and exterior remodels?
Yes. We track everything from a primary bathroom gut to a full exterior facade upgrade.
Q. What is the best way to contact these leads?
Direct mail (postcards or letters) sent directly to the property address is highly effective. Some contractors also drop off door hangers or use skip-tracing to find phone numbers.
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