Weekly municipal signals
Find stalled permits before a competitor does.
PermitPulse turns public permit records into an early-warning system for general contractors: open work, expired timelines, and no final inspection—organized by the territory you want to win.
Public records. Weekly refreshes. Built for contractor review.
PermitPulse
Territory signal board
Stalled permits
Signal first.
An organized queue for the permit records that need a closer look.
Filters ready
Stop mining city portals one permit at a time.
Prioritize open work your team can actually chase.
Keep market intelligence inside your prospecting process.
The pulse workflow
Turn permit noise into your next conversation.
The system is intentionally simple: identify a stalled public record, add the context your team needs, and focus only on the locations you serve.
Ingest municipal records
We monitor supported public permit feeds every week and standardize the records that matter to your team.
Score for stalled signals
Expired permits with no final inspection rise above ordinary construction activity, ready for your review.
Work the right territory
Filter by market, save searches, and export a focused CSV when it is time to put your sales team in motion.
Operator toolkit
Bring the signal into your process
Territory filters
Focus records by the cities and areas your crews cover.
CSV exports
Move qualified prospects into the systems your team already uses.
Saved searches
Return to the signal criteria that match your ideal project.
Property context
Start with available owner and property details in one place.
Made for the pursuit
Spend less time finding the job. More time earning it.
- Give estimators a focused, researchable starting point.
- Spot stuck work before it becomes a public scramble.
- Keep outreach aligned with your actual service territory.
Straight answers
Know the signal before you chase it.
Your territory is waiting
Get the stalled-permit signal in your market.
Tell us where you work. We’ll confirm available public-record coverage before you begin.