What's new

What we have added, newest first.

Warm-ups: a call and email plan for each contact2026-10-03

Pick any lead and choose Warm up: you get a short plan of calls and emails, each drafted and scheduled for you, with the contractor's number and the job filled in.
You send every email from your own mail and make every call yourself - nothing goes out on its own.
Anyone who asks you to stop is never put back on a plan.

Faster, and one email a morning2026-10-02

The free address lookup answers about 30 times faster.
Everything we send you in a morning - alerts, reminders, building changes - now arrives as one email.
Each industry page shows its own numbers and three recent examples from the feed.
Rental fleets can start a trial by county instead of typing zip codes.
Your leads page remembers the filters you last used.

A site for each kind of work2026-10-02

Every industry has its own page - engineering and restoration, construction trades, power rental, insurance inspection, condo management, condo boards and data - saying exactly what it gets and from which records, with live counts.
Your portal's menus follow your plan: a rental fleet sees its call list, storm watch and season contracts under Power tools; an engineer sees the route, association letters and calendar under Deadline tools. Your overview shows the same tools as cards.
Leads, filters and exports sit in one toolbar, and the whole site works from a phone menu.

A call list, contractor pages and storm pre-staging2026-10-01

Today's call list: open jobs, standby generators due service and standby rental contracts, biggest first, with the electrical contractor's number and one-tap outcomes.
A page for every contractor: trades, licence and when it expires, every spelling it files under, its jobs, and your team's own notes and contacts.
Each power job says what to rent (sized from the permit's kW or amps) and roughly when.
Your rate card in every standby generator proposal; who you lose to, by quarter; texts for big jobs; your own generators with service reminders.
Storm pre-staging with a map, a hurricane-season contract list, new electrical contractors and licences about to lapse.
More coverage: Hialeah, Doral and Coral Gables permits; standby generator permits in Boca Raton, Pembroke Pines and Fort Lauderdale; Fort Lauderdale special events that run a generator.

The electrical contractor first, and every contractor by name2026-10-01

On standby generator and power jobs the electrical contractor - the firm that rents or buys the generator - is listed first, even when a general contractor pulled the permit (we find the electrical contractor on the building's other permits).
Contractors are listed under the names they work under, including sole proprietors and licensed contractors who pull permits in their own name - with the firm they work for and its number where the state's licence records link them.
Standby generator rentals and service are one line: service due, buildings wired for a rented standby generator, and care facilities' hurricane-season rental contracts.

Who to call, where each job stands, and who won it2026-10-01

Every lead now shows the contractor to call - phone, business address and licence, from public permit and licence records - in your feed, on the lead page, in the CSV and in your alert emails.
Each job says where it stands: open (permit not issued yet), underway, complete or expired - so you call while the rental is still open.
Mark a lead lost and say who won it; your lists show what you have won and lost.
Power rental: generator leads are now service and rental opportunities with a date - generators due their annual load-bank test, buildings wired for a rental generator, and care facilities' hurricane standby contracts with the facility's main line. Places that only have a fuel tank are no longer listed as leads.
Alert emails have their own unsubscribe button, one click, per saved search.

Whole counties, storm alerts and three more cities2026-09-30

Cover a whole county with one tick instead of listing its zip codes.
Power rental: alerts when a storm's forecast cone, watch or warning reaches your counties, with your generator and fuel sites there; the contractors pulling the most power jobs; and a printable week.
Cape Coral, West Palm Beach and Fort Myers permits; nursing homes, large assisted living facilities, hospitals and high-rises as generator sites.
Your trial now starts on the feed for your own industry.

A feed for power rental fleets2026-09-29

Jobs about to need rented generators, transformers, load banks and fuel tanks: switchgear and transformer swaps, generator replacements, big new services, construction power, fuel tanks and special events - with the contractor on each permit.
Every registered generator and fuel site in South Florida and Lee County, for load-bank testing, service contracts and storm fuel.
A ready-made rental or standby-service proposal for any of them.

Lead lists, a zip heat map, Slack alerts and Boca Raton's own deadlines2026-09-29

Boca Raton's own recertification deadlines on its buildings, and the scheduled buildings our condo forecast did not have - offices and rentals too.
Deerfield Beach and Hollywood inspection records now confirm which buildings are done.
Named lead lists for your team, a full history on every building (who called, who quoted, notes), and a sort by building size.
A heat map of your zips by buildings past due, and alerts straight into a Slack or Microsoft Teams channel.
A free condo report with your firm's name on it to send a board you are pitching - ten a month.

Miami Beach's full record, the Keys, and a phone-sized Today page2026-09-29

Miami Beach's recertification record back to 2016 and Hallandale Beach's building safety filings now confirm - or flag as missing - their buildings' inspections.
Miami Beach Special Magistrate building hearings, and Miami-Dade unsafe-structure hearings back to 2022, appear as leads; repeat cases show on the building.
Monroe County (the Keys) condominium buildings are in the forecast.
Stalled jobs: permits that expired without a final inspection, in your area.
A first-run checklist, quote follow-up reminders, and each contractor's state licence on the rival list.

Building watch, the Miami Beach and Palm Beach records, and more2026-09-29

Condo boards and managers can watch their own building for $49 a month: deadlines, what the county and city have on file, the reserve study, permits and any open case.
Palm Beach County's own milestone-inspection records now confirm or flag 364 condo buildings; Miami Beach recertification filings are checked as they come in.
City of Miami and Miami-Dade unsafe-structure hearings appear as leads the day they are published. Lee County condominium buildings are in the forecast.
Your feed shows each building once, with its other records underneath.
A 'Today' page for your phone, team results by person, quote follow-up reminders, and compliance calendars management firms can send their boards.
Storm mode: after a hurricane, the damage-related permits in your zips, from landfall on.

Annual plans, the data API and ranked leads2026-09-28

Annual plans at ten months' price, exclusive zips and extra seats.
A 'most likely to hire' sort, alerts when a rival pulls a permit on a building you quoted, and a morning text of the day's best leads.
Unsafe-structure hearings and county code cases as leads; Fort Lauderdale and Collier records now confirm which buildings already filed.
Building dossiers, condo reports for buyers, and a data API for insurers and lenders.

Territories by city, watchlists and condo details2026-09-26

Cover a city as well as zips; watch any building and hear when its status moves.
Condo association, management firm and roof age on building pages; reserve-study (SIRS) deadlines for every registered condo building.
A quarterly territory report for Premium accounts.

BuildingDue opens2026-09-15

Daily recertification and milestone-inspection deadlines for Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, checked against what the county and cities have on file.