Every new home in Lee County needs an air-conditioning system, and the county permits 130 to 150 of them a week. The permit names the builder. The public record is the lead list, and it is free to read.
See this week's Lee County permits, freeThe weekly owner report: every permit in your area with the owner's name and mailing address and the general contractor, every Monday. $349 a month per area, first two weeks free, no card, one HVAC business per area. See a sample · two weeks free.
Every new home, addition and major remodel is a building permit before it is an air-conditioning job. Because permits are public records, you can see those projects, with the address, the scope, the declared value and the general contractor, the week the county issues them. In Lee County, Florida that is 130 to 150 new homes a week. PermitRadar lists every one of them free and sells the same list joined to the owner's mailing address, one HVAC business per area.
Said plainly: Lee County's weekly residential building report does not include standalone mechanical or change-out permits, so PermitRadar does not list those and does not claim to. What it gives an HVAC contractor is the new-construction pipeline, by builder and by area, every Monday, plus the remodel and addition work on existing homes.
Lead platforms sell the same homeowner to several HVAC contractors for $50 to $100 or more each. A permit is a public record of a real project with a fee paid to the county, it names the contractor, and the PermitRadar list for an area goes to one HVAC business only. The whole area costs $349 a month, and the first two weeks are free.
Free, rebuilt every Monday: all of unincorporated Lee County · Lehigh Acres · North Fort Myers · Fort Myers · Estero. Cape Coral and the City of Fort Myers issue their own permits; the paid report covers Cape Coral as well.
Every new home, addition and major remodel is a building permit before it is an air-conditioning job. Because permits are public records, an HVAC contractor can see those projects, with the address, the scope, the declared value and the general contractor, the week the county issues them. In Lee County, Florida that is 130 to 150 new homes a week, and PermitRadar lists every one of them free and sells the same list joined to the owner's mailing address.
New single-family homes and duplexes (every one needs a system), single-family additions and interior remodels. Lee County's weekly residential building report does not include standalone mechanical or change-out permits, so PermitRadar does not list those and does not claim to; the strongest signal in the report is the new-home permit and the builder named on it.
Shared HVAC leads from lead platforms cost $50 to $100 or more each and go to several contractors. The PermitRadar weekly owner report is $349 a month for your whole area (up to six ZIP codes or one named community), first two weeks free, one HVAC business per area. It contains no phone numbers; you reach out by mail, in person, or through the builder.
Lee County, Florida. First two weeks free, no card. Then $349 a month per area. One HVAC business per area.
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