For subcontractors
Every permit in your trade. The day it's issued.
A solar installer doesn't want most permits — they want every solar permit, the morning it exists. That's the product: your trade, your cities, 335,777 scopes and counting.
Work your trade, not a category
Every record carries a trade and scope classification derived from the permit itself — the permit type, not whatever got typed into a description box. Filter to your trade, territory, and value band, and the feed reads like it was built for your shop. Because it was.
Solar · 3 issued this week
- Issued Jul 93057 Killybrooke Ln · Costa MesaSolar · $113K
- Issued Jun 231475 N Palm Canyon Dr · Palm SpringsSolar · $352K
- Issued Jun 1517 Meadow Pl · TustinSolar · $100K
Be the first sub the GC hears from
Speed among your peers is the whole game once a permit is issued. Your feed updates as jurisdictions publish — and because permits link to projects, the scope you're bidding shows the GC on the parent permit and the owner behind the project. One click from "there's demo work in Torrance" to "here's who's running the job."
The contacts come off the filings — 247,513 of them, resolved across62,924 firms — not from a directory subs are supposed to keep updated themselves. Nobody has to maintain a profile for it to be true. Where a jurisdiction doesn't publish parties, we say so instead of padding the field.
Size the bid with your eyes open
Valuations show as declared on the permit, labeled as exactly that. Applicants understate to save on fees — you know it better than we do — so we don't dress declared numbers up as estimates. What you see is what the city saw.
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