Next-Trade Packs

Austin permit lists for the trades that get hired after the builder

The permit holder already has their job. This is the work that gets hired next — CSV files of Austin building permits from the last 60 days, one row per property, tagged for the trades that follow the builder. No names or phone numbers in the files; you reach homeowners by door-knock or mail.

Download 10 free sample rows See the packs

Free sample

See it before you buy — 10 real properties from the current data, pulled Nov 5, 2026, drawn from all three packs. The full packs hold every property in each category for the last 60 days (counts above), with complete work descriptions, refreshed nightly.

PackIssuedAddressZIPLikely next trades
Pool2026-11-048803 WESTBLUFF CIR, Austin, TX78759Landscaping; Fencing; Pool service
Pool2026-11-041204 W 29TH ST, Austin, TX78703Landscaping; Fencing; Pool service
Pool2026-11-042011 OXFORD AVE, Austin, TX78704Landscaping; Fencing; Pool service
Pool2026-11-041101 RUTH AVE, Austin, TX78757Landscaping; Fencing; Pool service
New builds2026-11-0410900 TRUE VALOR DR, Austin, TX78754Window coverings; Closets; Garage epoxy; Landscaping & irrigation; Move-in cleaning
New builds2026-11-045700 ROTUNDA VW, Austin, TX78747Window coverings; Closets; Garage epoxy; Landscaping & irrigation; Move-in cleaning
New builds2026-11-04713 MERIDEN LN, Austin, TX78703Window coverings; Closets; Garage epoxy; Landscaping & irrigation; Move-in cleaning
Remodels2026-11-042011 OXFORD AVE, Austin, TX78704Flooring; Painting; Dumpster & junk removal; Cleaning
Remodels2026-11-045600 WELLINGTON DR, Austin, TX78723Flooring; Painting; Dumpster & junk removal; Cleaning
Remodels2026-11-042909 SILVERLEAF DR, Austin, TX78757Flooring; Painting; Dumpster & junk removal; Cleaning

Preview shows the short columns; full rows include the complete work description for every property.

Download the sample (CSV)

Who this is for — and who it isn't

For: trade businesses that win work by knocking doors and sending mail — the trades hired after a permit: landscaping, fencing, flooring, painting, cleaning, and the other finish trades. If you work a list of addresses, this is a list of addresses, sorted for your trade.

Not for: businesses that only take referrals and never reach out cold — a list won't change that. And not for anyone expecting phone numbers, homeowner names, or a subscription feed. This is a one-time file of property addresses and permit details, nothing else.

How this works

What are you here for?

The packs

Counts: properties issued in the 60 days ending Nov 5, 2026. You get every row in the pack you buy.

Pool pack: 333 properties

Pool permits issued in the last 60 days.

Fits: landscapers, fence installers, pool-service companies.

$49

≈15¢ a property at today’s count

Buy the Pool pack

New single-family builds pack: 772 properties

New single-family home permits issued in the last 60 days.

Fits: window coverings, closets, garage epoxy, landscaping and irrigation, move-in cleaning.

$49

≈6¢ a property at today’s count

Buy the New builds pack

Remodels/additions pack: 286 properties

Permits with 500+ sqft of permitted work, issued in the last 60 days.

Fits: flooring, painting, dumpster and junk removal, cleaning.

$49

≈17¢ a property at today’s count

Buy the Remodels pack

All three packs

$99

Buy all three packs

What's in the CSV

What's NOT in it

Questions before you download

Is this a subscription?
No. A pack is a one-time $49. The bundle is $99, also one-time. There is no account and nothing renews. The sample needs no card and no email.

How fresh is the data?
We rebuild every pack nightly. Other sources we compared refresh weekly or twice a month. A permit shows up in your pack after the city publishes it and our next nightly rebuild picks it up.

Is the data exclusive to me?
No. Every buyer gets the same pack, including other contractors in your trade. We don't sell territory locks. You are not paying to keep anyone out. What you pay for is the sorted list. What you do with it is up to you: who knocks the door first, and who follows up.

Can't I just pull this from the city?
You can — permit records are public. The pack is the sorting: the last 60 days, one row per property, tagged for the trades that get hired after the builder. Doing that by hand is the slow part. It's $49 so you don't have to.

What do I do with a list that has no phone numbers?
Knock on the door or send mail. That is the design. The files hold property addresses and permit details, not homeowner names or phone numbers. Use the address and the permit type to decide who gets a visit or a letter.

What if it isn't useful?
Ask within 7 days (hello@lineanswered.com) and we refund the $49. No questions.

Refund

Ask within 7 days of purchase and get a refund, no questions asked.

Source

Source: City of Austin Open Data Portal