Week of Oct 12–18, 2026
Where to send your crew next.
The building permit is already pulled. The electrical, plumbing, or HVAC permit is not. A proprietary algorithm based on New Orleans public permit data picks the jobs that have reached the usual time for your work, and who to contact.
Example of the free sample
This is the commercial electrical file emailed when you use Free sample. Week of Oct 12–18, 2026. Three leads picked from this week’s best. Contacts are grayed. Paid is a detailed report of the top leads, plus every open lead in a spreadsheet you can sort.
How it works.
- A building permit is pulled. The electrical, plumbing, or HVAC permit is not filed yet.
- A proprietary algorithm based on New Orleans public permit data picks the jobs that have reached the usual time for your work.
- Each lead is scored from that algorithm. Bigger, newer jobs inside the usual window come first.
- A paid subscription to NOLA Permit Alert sends the weekly report of those top leads, and a spreadsheet of every open lead. Both name the builder, and a phone, email, or website when a public record has one.
Free sample, or every Monday.
Free sample
Three jobs from this week, in your inbox.
- Three jobs from this week
- Too early, a good time, or getting late
- The size of each job
- The builder’s name
Paid
$39/month
- A report of the top leads for your work
- Every open lead in a spreadsheet you can sort
- The builder’s name, phone, email, or website when we can find it
- The dollar value and square footage of the project
- When your work usually starts
- How often a job like this pulls your permit in the next 30 days
- Competitor snapshot: the busiest firms, and who just added more jobs
- A new list every Monday
Cards are not on yet. You get an email before anyone is charged.