Where do the permits come from?

Miami-Dade County and the City of Miami publish every building permit as public record. We pull both every morning and match each permit to the trades that come next.

Isn't this data free?

Yes, and it is a mess. About 1,100 permits a week across two county systems, in codes like "EXPEDIT CHANGE OUT". We read them all and send you only the ones for your trade, in your ZIP codes.

The full address, the owner of record, the job type, the permit value, the lot size, the date it was issued, and the contractor already on the job when the county lists one.

Screen enclosure leads in Miami-Dade

34 new pools got permits in Miami-Dade last week.

Q: What does it cost?

$99/month. Your first list is free.

Most Florida pools get a cage. Get the address while the pool is still a hole in the ground.

$99/month. Your first list is FREE.

The address, owner, permit value and lot size for every job, every morning.

Only the permits that mean work for screen enclosure companies, only in your ZIP codes.

The average job on this page is a $57,378 permit. Newest permit on file: Nov 6.

Last 7 days in 33157

You missed 1 job worth $11,000 in permits.

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Full addresses for all 1 jobs above, plus tomorrow's new ones, every morning.

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Your jobs from the last 7 days

Here you see the block. Subscribers see the house and the owner, every morning, before anyone else calls.

Issued	The job	Where	Permit value
Nov 2	New pool New pool. Most Florida pools get a cage.	10900 block of SW 177 Ter 33157 · Lot 9,350 sq ft	$11,000

First at the door

Lead sites sell the same homeowner to several contractors. A permit gets you there before anyone else knows the job exists.

Matched to your trade

A new pool is a fence company's lead. A new roof is a gutter company's lead. You only get the permits that mean work for you.

How this compares

Same public records, different jobs. They sell raw permit data across many markets. We send only the permits that mean work for screen enclosure companies, in your ZIP codes. Full comparison

	Daily Contractor Leads	Construction Monitor	Shovels
What you get	The new building permits that mean work for your trade, in your ZIP codes, in one email every morning.	Building permit data and construction leads, sold by market and by permit type (residential, commercial, solar, pools).	Nationwide building permit data, priced by the number of records you use.
Coverage	Miami-Dade County and the City of Miami.	3,000+ jurisdictions in all 50 states, including a Miami market.	Nationwide on every plan.
Price	$99/month. First list free.	Per market and permit type: $31 to $1,281 a month, or $62 to $1,250 a month for all permits in one market. Their team has also quoted $187 a month or $1,495 a year for smaller regions.	Free plan, Basic $599 a month, Pro $999 a month, Enterprise by agreement.
How it arrives	One email every morning, filtered to your trade and ZIP codes.	Daily data updates, weekly editions, a search tool, and API or FTP access.	Data access across the US, with plans priced by records used.
Built for	Local contractors who want the job before competitors know it exists.	Suppliers, subcontractors, general contractors, lenders and market researchers.	Teams that need permit data across the whole country.

Sources, read 2026-11-07: Construction Monitor: single family permit data; Shovels: Shovels vs. Construction Monitor (prices as of Sept 2026; Shovels is a competitor); Interview with Kim Lamas of Construction Monitor. Prices change; check their sites for today's numbers.

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