Groundbreak Leads

Know which homes are about to need you, every Monday.

A clean weekly spreadsheet of new residential building permits in your city: new homes, pools, additions and ADUs. Each one is sorted by the trades who'll be needed next. It's built from public city permit records. Austin, TX now, with more cities soon.

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Last week in Austin (Oct 16–23, 2026)

40

New homes

For gutters, fencing, landscaping, irrigation, solar, window coverings and insurance.

17

New pools & spas

For pool fencing, landscaping, outdoor lighting, patios and pergolas.

30

Additions & ADUs

For gutters, HVAC, flooring, painting and landscaping.

What a row looks like

IssuedLocationWhat's being builtSizeBuilder on the permit
Oct 22Rabb Rd, 78704New inground pool and spa838 sq ftFannin Investments
Oct 22W 44th St, 78731New 3-story single-family home2,486 sq ftATX Luxury Builders
Oct 22Emerald Hill Dr, 78759Addition and remodel519 sq ftSvendsson Brothers Custom

Subscribers get the full street address, ZIP, description, square footage, the contractor on the permit with their business phone, and a link to the official city record. No homeowner names, and only what's on the public record.

Pricing

One segment

$29/month

Pick new homes, pools or additions. Delivered every Monday by email.

Or $290/year (2 months free).

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All segments

$39/month

Every residential building permit for the week, sorted by segment.

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Questions

Where does the data come from? The City of Austin's public permit records, which the city publishes as open data and updates daily. We clean them, sort them by trade and send you only what matters.

Is this legal to use? Building permits are public records. We don't include homeowner names or personal contact details.

Can I get a different city? Reply with your city. We add cities that publish permit data openly. Orlando is next.