This is what yesterday looked like.
Five of the nineteen permits filed in the parish on one Thursday. Every row is a filing a contractor made that morning — the address, what the job is, and what it was declared worth.
You get all of them, filtered to the trades you actually bid.
Three things, and that's the product.
The parish publishes daily. National permit databases sell quarterly dumps — by the time their list reaches you, the crew is already on the roof. You get it the morning after it's filed.
Roofing doesn't get sent to plumbers. Pick your trades once and the feed filters itself — no generator permits burying the job you could actually win.
Street address, scope of work, and the declared job value, straight from the filing. Not a list that's been resold six times.
One price. No calls.
$99 / month
- Every parish permit, six mornings a week
- Filtered to your trades
- Cancel from your account page, no email required
Asked, before you ask it.
Where does the data come from?
East Baton Rouge Parish's own published permit records — the filings contractors submit: address, scope, value, trade, and issue date. It is public record, published by the parish.
Do I get phone numbers?
No, and nobody honestly can. The parish publishes no contact phone numbers with a permit, and we won't invent them or scrape them off another site and hand you a number that flags your caller ID. This is a door-knock and mail list, not a calling list.
Can I cancel?
Yes, from your account page in about four seconds. No retention call, no email to support.
What if my trade isn't listed?
Tell us when you sign up. Roofing, electrical, plumbing and mechanical are the four that dominate the parish feed, but the filings carry more.
Tomorrow's filings are filed already.
You'll see them at six, or you'll spend an hour finding them yourself.
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