One company per territory

The weekly list for what you sell.

We sort public records into one list, and only you get it for your territory. Los Angeles home services, commercial build-outs, home insurance, Palisades and Altadena fire rebuilds, new medical practices, restaurants in Los Angeles and Texas, and Washington public works.

No contract. No shared lists. Cancel anytime.

The lists

Same rule on every one: one company per territory, a spreadsheet with the list, month to month. Prices below are the founding price for that list.

Los Angeles home services

$199 a month per zone · every Monday

Solar, gutters, insulation, batteries, blinds, landscaping, fencing, and pool service. The list is City of Los Angeles permits that point to your trade. Fencing and pool service aren't offered in South LA & Harbor.

See the trades and zones

Palisades and Altadena fire rebuilds

$199 a month per trade per fire zone · every Monday

Rebuilds that just reached the stage where your trade gets hired, from plans approved to move-in. Addresses only, never homeowner names. Mail only.

See fire rebuild zones

New restaurants and bars

$149 a month per buyer type per zone · Monday and Thursday

LA County restaurants, bars, and liquor stores that are opening or changing owners, and new restaurants, bars, food trucks, and storefronts in Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Austin. The rows name the business and the address. They don't include a phone or email.

See restaurant zones

New medical practices

$299 a month per buyer type per region · every Monday

New practices and clinicians in California, Texas, Florida, or New York, for billing, credentialing, malpractice, software, and compliance firms. You get the practice phone. These records don't include email.

See medical regions

Washington public works

$249 a month for Seattle-Tacoma-Everett, $199 for the other zones · every Monday

Businesses starting work on Washington public projects, with the email and phone each one filed with L&I. For material suppliers, equipment rental, traffic control, portable toilets, fencing, bonding, certified payroll, and staffing.

See public-works zones

Los Angeles commercial build-outs

$199 a month per buyer type per zone · every Monday

Commercial build-outs and new apartment buildings in the City of LA. The Valley and Westside-Central seats cover IT, security, janitorial, signs, furniture, property managers, and laundry. South LA and Harbor is IT, security, and janitorial only. These are businesses.

See commercial zones

Home insurance, Los Angeles

$199 a month per list per zone · every Monday

Two lists in each zone: residential re-roofs, and homes and ADUs the city just signed off. One agency holds each list. Mail only: addresses, no phone numbers, no calls or door knocks.

See insurance zones

Los Angeles home services

$199 a month for one trade in one zone. Counts from City of Los Angeles building permits, residential only, 30 days ending September 25, 2026.

~1,210residential re-roof permits a month in the City of LA
~280new roofs a week, split across five zones
8trades, one company each per zone

Your trade, your trigger

Each trade gets only the permits that predict its sale. About how many homes a week each seat's list holds: the average of the 4 weeks ending September 25, 2026, residential only. Counts move week to week.

Trade and what triggers itWest ValleyEast ValleyWestsideCentralSouth LA & Harbor
Solar installersRe-roofs: a new roof is the time to add panels~74~67~47~61~42
Gutter installersRe-roofs: gutters often get replaced with the roof~74~67~47~61~42
Insulation contractorsRe-roofs and HVAC replacements, half of them now heat pumps~120~112~84~111~80
Battery installersNew solar permits with no battery on them~50~51~20~21~26
Blinds and shuttersNew homes and ADUs the city just signed off as finished~11~28~9~11~10
LandscapersNew pools, and newly finished homes and ADUs~18~36~20~17~11
Fence contractorsPool permits (state law requires safety features) and finished homes~17~16~20~13—
Pool serviceNew pools, from permit to sign-off~7~8~11~6—

Palisades fire rebuilds are left out here; they're sold as their own fire rebuild zone. Pool service and fencing aren't offered in South LA & Harbor, which gets only a few pool permits a month.

How it works

A public record comes in. We send the rows that fit what you sell, and only you get that territory.

A record is filed

A City of LA permit, a fire-rebuild permit, a new medical registration, a restaurant license or sales-tax permit, or a Washington prevailing-wage filing. All of it is public record.

We sort it to one company

We keep the rows that fit what you sell, drop duplicates, and that territory goes to one company.

The list arrives

Every Monday, in your inbox and as a spreadsheet. Restaurant lists also go out Thursday. Homeowner rows are addresses. Business rows name the business.

Not another shared-lead marketplace

You don't pay per lead, and the same row is not sold to several companies.

Shared-lead sites

  • Pay for every lead, often $15–$120 each
  • The same lead is sold to several companies
  • Long contracts and monthly minimums

Next Trade Leads

  • One flat monthly price
  • One company per territory
  • Month to month, cancel anytime

Los Angeles home-service price

Fire rebuilds are $199. Restaurants are $149. Medical is $299. Washington public works is $249 in Seattle-Tacoma-Everett and $199 in the other zones. Each of those prices is on its own page.

LA home services
$199 / month per zone
  • Weekly list of the new residential permits for your trade in your zone
  • Your first list covers the last 30 days, not just one week, all on your first Monday
  • Exclusive: the only company in your trade for that zone
  • Spreadsheet (CSV) attached to every list, ready for a mail-merge
  • Stay past month one: a bonus list going further back (90 days of permits, 6 months of finished homes and pools), and extra zones at $149
  • Every 12 months you stay, the next month is free
  • Month to month, no setup fee
Claim your zone

Secure checkout by Stripe. We confirm your zone is still open within one business day; if it's already taken, you get a full refund or the next-closest zone. Your whole first list goes out on your first Monday, so payments aren't refundable once it's sent. Founding price is locked in for as long as you stay subscribed.

Five zones in the City of LA

Each zone has one opening per trade: solar, gutters, insulation, batteries, blinds, landscaping, fencing and pool service (South LA & Harbor has the first six).

West ValleyWoodland Hills, Tarzana, Encino, Reseda, Northridge, Granada Hills
Open
East ValleyVan Nuys, Sherman Oaks, Studio City, North Hollywood, Sylmar
Open
WestsidePalisades, Brentwood, West LA, Venice, Mar Vista, Westchester
Open
CentralHollywood, Silver Lake, Los Feliz, Mid-City, Eagle Rock, Highland Park
Open
South LA & HarborWest Adams, Baldwin Hills, Watts, Harbor City, Wilmington, San Pedro
Open

Open the full zone map

Exact ZIP codes in each zone

West Valley: 91303, 91304, 91306, 91307, 91311, 91316, 91324, 91325, 91326, 91335, 91344, 91356, 91364, 91367, 91436

East Valley: 91040, 91042, 91214, 91331, 91340, 91342, 91343, 91345, 91352, 91401, 91402, 91403, 91405, 91406, 91411, 91423, 91504, 91601, 91602, 91604, 91605, 91606, 91607

Westside: 90024, 90025, 90034, 90035, 90045, 90049, 90056, 90064, 90066, 90067, 90077, 90094, 90210, 90230, 90232, 90272, 90291, 90292, 90293, 90402

Central: 90004, 90005, 90006, 90010, 90012, 90013, 90014, 90015, 90017, 90019, 90020, 90021, 90023, 90026, 90027, 90028, 90029, 90031, 90032, 90033, 90036, 90038, 90039, 90041, 90042, 90046, 90048, 90057, 90063, 90065, 90068, 90069, 90071

South LA & Harbor: 90001, 90002, 90003, 90007, 90008, 90011, 90016, 90018, 90037, 90043, 90044, 90047, 90058, 90059, 90061, 90062, 90089, 90247, 90248, 90501, 90502, 90710, 90717, 90731, 90732, 90744

City of Los Angeles permits only. Where a ZIP crosses into another city (Burbank, Culver City, Beverly Hills), only the City of LA part is included.

Census ZIP code areas for the five City of Los Angeles zones. Tap a zone or a ZIP. Only the City of Los Angeles part of a ZIP is on the list. Counts are residential re-roof permits in the 30 days ending September 25, 2026.

Questions

Which list is mine?

Los Angeles home services if you sell to homeowners from a permit: solar, gutters, insulation, batteries, blinds, landscaping, fencing, or pool service. Commercial build-outs if you sell IT, security, janitorial, signs, furniture, property management, or laundry equipment to new commercial spaces and apartment buildings. Home insurance if you sell homeowners policies from re-roofs, or from finished homes and ADUs. Those are two lists. Mail only. Fire rebuilds if your trade works the Palisades or Altadena rebuild, by mail only. Medical if you sell to new practices in California, Texas, Florida, or New York. Restaurants if you sell to new restaurants and bars in Los Angeles or Texas. Public works if you sell to contractors on Washington public projects.

Where does the data come from?

It depends on the list, and every source is a public record. Los Angeles home services and the fire rebuilds come from building permits. Medical practices come from the federal CMS registration file. Restaurants come from California ABC, Texas TABC, Texas sales-tax permits, and City of LA build-out permits. Washington public works comes from L&I Intent to Pay Prevailing Wages filings. Each list's page names the records it uses.

How fresh is it?

Each source publishes on its own schedule, and that list's page says how current it is. For City of LA permits, the city posts them a few days after they're issued, and the Monday list covers permits issued in roughly the last two weeks.

Does a permit mean the homeowner is ready to buy?

Not necessarily. A permit tells you a homeowner is investing in their home right now: a new roof, new solar, a new pool, a finished house. That's a strong reason to reach out, not a guarantee of a sale. How you follow up is up to you.

Hasn't the homeowner already decided by the time the permit is issued?

For the job on the permit, usually. That's why each LA home-service trade gets the permits for the job before its own: the roof comes before the solar and gutters, the solar before the battery, the pool before the service and the fence, the finished house before the blinds and the yard. Some contractors bundle the next job in; the homeowners who fit you best are the ones whose contractor didn't. We can't tell you which is which.

How should I contact homeowners?

On the Los Angeles home-service list, by mail or in person. Permit records include addresses, not phone numbers, and unsolicited calls or texts to homeowners can break federal telemarketing rules. Fire-rebuild lists are mail only: addresses, never names, and no calls, texts, or door knocks.

How should I contact a business?

Medical, restaurant, and public-works lists are businesses. Call a number that is on the row by hand. Don't use an autodialer, a prerecorded message, or a text. Restaurant rows have no phone or email. Medical rows have a phone and no email. Public-works rows have the email and phone the business filed.

Can I load a homeowner list into Jobber or Housecall Pro?

Put it in a Google Sheet and mail from it. Use Jobber or Housecall Pro only if that account will not text or call a new customer. Those tools can text a new client, and a permit address is not someone who asked to be contacted. Fire-rebuild addresses stay in the sheet. Don't load them into a tool that texts or calls.

Where is the phone number?

On a homeowner permit, there isn't one. The record has the address. We don't add a phone or an email. Restaurant rows are the same: business name and address, no phone. Medical rows have the practice phone CMS published, and no email. Public-works rows have the email and phone the business filed.

What if my crew is already booked?

Don't take a seat. The list is for a company looking for the next job. Write when you have room.

What if my territory is taken?

We'll put you on the waitlist for that territory and offer you a neighboring one.

What do I get for staying on an LA home-service seat?

After your first paid month, a one-time bonus list comes with your next Monday list, going back further than your first list did: permits from 31 to 90 days ago, and homes, ADUs and pools finished 1 to 6 months ago, whichever your trade gets. From then on, each extra zone you add is $149 a month instead of $199. And every 12 months you stay, the next month is free. The other lists have their own bonus and extra-territory prices on their pages.

Can I get a refund?

Yes, in full, if your territory turns out to be taken, or if you ask before your first list is sent. After that, payments aren't refundable, because your whole first list arrives on that first Monday. You can still cancel anytime, and you keep your lists through the month you paid for.

Can I cancel?

Yes, anytime. There's no contract. You keep getting your lists until the end of the month you paid for.

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