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Yesterday’s DFW building permits, in your inbox tomorrow morning.

We sort new pools, houses, roofs, and remodels by trade and email you the addresses you can actually sell.

Built by William Parker, a commercial real estate appraiser in Richardson, from the cities’ public permit feeds. Not a shared Angi or Thumbtack lead.

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Sample alert · Monday, November 9, 2026
Pools and spas — 3 new permits in Dallas
AddressWorkValue
11422 PARKCHESTER DR
Dallas
Residential Pool/Spa Permit
MCR New pool and spa
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6123 PROSPECT AVE
Dallas
Residential Pool/Spa Permit
MCR Install inground swimming pool and spa. Cartridge filter. NG Heater.
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925 N CLINTON AVE
Dallas
Residential Pool/Spa Permit
Inground Swimming Pool with Heated Spa
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A fence company, a landscaper, and a patio builder all want these addresses. Open the full sample email · New houses (26) · Roofing (20)

Who this is for

The contractor named on a pool permit already has that job. The value is the adjacent work — and the next bid.

  • Fence, landscape, and patio companies — every new pool and every new house.
  • Pool builders — new residential construction in your service cities.
  • Roofers, solar, and gutter companies — reroof and new-construction permits.
  • HVAC, electrical, and concrete — remodels, additions, and new builds.
  • Remodelers — demolition and alteration permits, plus aging houses next door.
  • Commercial trades — finish-outs and alterations (34 on Monday alone).
  • Subcontractors who chase GC work — new commercial and residential building permits.

What Monday looked like

A few more slices from the same November 9 pull, not a mock-up.

New houses · 26

111 S ST MARY AVE
Dallas
Residential New Construction Permit
New construction of a two-story single-family residence containing approximately 2418 sq. ft. of conditioned living area and an attached 390…
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12374 SWAN LAKE PKWY
Dallas
Residential New Construction Permit
Proposed new single family construction.
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1329 FRIENDSHIP DR
Dallas
Residential New Construction Permit
NSFAA-NEW HOUSE CONSTRUCTION VALUE $125,000. FIRST FLOOR LIVING 643. SQ FT. 2ND FLOOR LIVING 750. SQ FT. NEW PORCH 136. SQ FT. NEW GARAGE 38…
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2505 LOWERY ST
Dallas
Residential New Construction Permit
NSFAA One Story Single Family Dwelling Construction
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3323 BATAAN ST
Dallas
Residential New Construction Permit
Residential New Construction
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3733 KOLLOCH DR
Dallas
Residential New Construction Permit
NSFAA-3733 Kolloch Drive, NSFD
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Roofing · 20

10836 COTILLION DR
Dallas
Residential Roofing Permit
replace roof shingles with architectural shingles.
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11505 DESDEMONA DR
Dallas
Residential Roofing Permit
re-roof
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1408 FULLER DR
Dallas
Residential Roofing Permit
Tear off existing shingles and replacing roof with Architectural Shingles
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1410 DRURY DR
Dallas
Residential Roofing Permit
Roof replacement
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18008 BENCHMARK DR
Dallas
Residential Roofing Permit
Re roof. Remove and replace all underlayment and shingles.
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2324 ARDEN RD
Dallas
Residential Roofing Permit
Remove existing shingles and replace with new shingles
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Also in Monday’s file

  • 16 remodels and additions
  • 34 commercial finish-outs and alterations
  • 6 solar and battery jobs
  • 16 fence permits
  • 11 demolitions
  • 27 foundation repairs

Dallas often leaves contractor and job-value blank. Fort Worth usually has an owner name and sometimes a value. Plano’s open layer has type, address, and description.

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Who’s behind this

I’m William Parker. I live in Richardson and work as a commercial real estate appraiser, so I already spend my days in permit and property data. I built DFW Permit so a small shop can get a filtered list in 30 seconds instead of checking six city websites every morning.

This is a new product. I will not invent customer logos or reviews. The proof is the public permits in the sample above, dated Monday, November 9, 2026.

Questions

Where does the data come from?

Public city and county feeds: Dallas Open Data (dataset e7gq-4sah), Fort Worth’s CFW Development Permits table, Plano’s Building Inspection Permits GIS layer, Frisco’s active-permits GIS layer, and Collin Central Appraisal District permits when they have landed. We do not scrape private databases or buy lists to build the daily email.

Why aren’t Richardson and Garland on the list?

We could not find a daily, machine-readable permit feed for either city. Richardson publishes monthly PDFs. Garland’s open data and GIS portals did not expose a building-permit layer we could query. If that changes, those cities get added at no extra charge for existing subscribers.

Is this legal to sell?

These are public records the cities already post. We assemble and filter them. You are responsible for how you use the addresses, including any local canvassing or do-not-solicit rules.

When do you start charging?

Not on this page. After the 7-day trial, we’ll send a Stripe Payment Link (once that account is approved) for the founding $49/month rate if spots remain, or $99/month. If you do nothing, the trial simply stops.

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