For homeowners, property managers & builders
Hire the company that actually does this work.
See every contractor that took out a permit for your kind of project in the last 90 days — how many jobs they did, what those jobs cost, and how to reach them.
- From official city permit records
- See what each company charged for similar jobs
- Ranked by real jobs — the ranking can't be bought
- $29 once — yours to keep
A shortlist built on real jobs
Pick your city and project
Pool, roof, kitchen, solar, new home, commercial build-out — any type of work that needs a permit.
See who did it lately
Every company named on such a permit, ranked by how many jobs they did — with their license and business phone.
Compare prices before you call
What each company actually charged for similar jobs — lowest, typical and highest — the ZIP codes they work in and their latest projects.
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Lists are updated every morning from the city's permit data.
Questions
Where do these companies come from?
From the building permits the city publishes as open data. A company is on the list when it was named as the contractor on at least one permit for this type of work in the last 90 days, ranked by how many such jobs it did. That ranking can't be bought.
Can companies add themselves?
Yes. A company can add its own entry with the price it asks for a typical job. Those entries are shown at the top, always marked “Added by the company”, and the prices are the company's own. Companies that don't want to be listed can remove themselves.
What do the prices mean?
Each permit states a project value: what the contractor declared to the city for that job. We show the lowest, typical (median) and highest value per company. It is a good guide to what a job costs, but the final price is often somewhat higher.
Is this a subscription?
No. You pay $29 once and keep the list: it stays in your account and you get it as a spreadsheet by email.
Why no reviews or ratings?
The list shows what companies actually did — how many jobs, how recent, how big — not opinions. Ask the companies you shortlist for references and check their license with the city.
Are homeowners' details included?
No. The list is about the companies. It contains no property addresses and no information about the people who hired them.
Are you a contractor?
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