Permit intelligence for building-products distributors
We read the permit record, measure the work from satellite imagery instead of trusting what someone typed on a form, and reconcile every spelling of a company name into one firm. Your branch gets a ranked call list, your customers' real volume, and the jobs that went to somebody else.
Measured, not declared. 56,779,166 squares of roof counted from building footprints in the markets live today — never from a dollar field.
Why the numbers are different
A large share of permits carry no job value at all, and the gaps cluster by jurisdiction rather than scattering evenly. Any tool ranked on declared revenue drops those contractors off the bottom of the list — and they are often the busiest firms in the market.
Every permit coordinate is joined to a building footprint and the roof area is measured off it. A contractor working a town that never reports a dollar is fully visible here, and effectively invisible to everyone else.
Jurisdictions record the same company a dozen ways. We reconcile them into a single identity with a margin rule that refuses to guess — because matching you to the wrong company is worse than telling you we are not sure.
Share of wallet
Send the customer export your ERP already produces — CSV or any spreadsheet, headers wherever they happen to be. We match each account to the permit record, then match your delivery addresses to the specific jobs they supplied.
of re-roofing with no replacement on record in fifteen years, across 1,152,804 roofs in the markets live today — priced at each market's own measured re-roof rate.
Treat it as a floor. A roof replaced but never permitted looks identical to one never replaced, so the ranking is more reliable than the total.
One workspace
Switch trade and the whole workspace follows — overview, rankings, the contractor profile, the map, prospecting, search and your book. Each trade carries its own rollups, its own units and its own trimmed price band.
These are counts on record, not a league table — the trades are not measured the same way and should not be ranked against each other. Roofing counts replacement roofs and carries a measured area for each one. The rest are counted at permit grain, including new construction and additions, and are priced rather than measured.
From lead to quote
Aerial roof reports come in as takeoffs — areas, pitches and panel layouts read straight off the report.
Branch-shared, versioned price templates with material recipes, metal and coil pricing, freight from your own dispatch origin, and sales tax handled properly.
A branded estimate, a material order, and a cut list — then the job tracked through to the order and matched back against the permit record.
Honest limits
Buyers who find the edges in month two churn. Buyers who read them here underwrite correctly.
The public permit record, assembled from licensed feeds and directly from the jurisdictions that publish it, then measured and attributed by us. Coverage and reporting dates vary by jurisdiction, and the source and date sit on every figure inside the product.
Each permit's coordinate is matched to a building footprint and the roof area is measured from it, then credited per job. It never comes from an applicant's stated scope or a dollar value.
It stays inside your workspace. An uploaded book is scoped to your organisation and branch permissions, and is never joined against another customer's data.
Yes. Prospect lists, lead assignment, follow-ups and shared branch estimates, with access following your organisation and branch structure.
Access is arranged directly rather than by self-serve signup. Book a walkthrough and we will set your workspace up with your own territory in it.
Twenty minutes, your territory, real numbers on the screen.