Pierce County HVAC permit leads
Every morning we check new building permits from unincorporated Pierce County and the City of Tacoma and send HVAC contractors the ones with heating and cooling work: heat pumps, furnaces, mini-splits, air conditioning, boilers and mechanical permits.
Real counts from public permit records. Updated Tuesday, October 27.
Recent HVAC permits in Pierce County
A few of this week's real permits. Here we show only the block; subscribers get the full address, permit link and contractor details.
- 700 block of Fawcett Ave, Tacoma, 98402Install chilled water supply and return piping for future emergency back up chiller connections. All mechanical equipment is existing. Piping...Issued Oct 23 · Value $130,000
- 4200 block of E M St, Tacoma, 98404DADU Duplex New Construction. Mechanical and plumbing per approved plans.Issued Oct 23 · Value $410,276
- 4400 block of N 33rd St, Tacoma, 98407Remodel portion of existing conditioned basement. Convert existing laundry room to a combined bath/laundry space. Work includes new interior...Issued Oct 23 · Value $26,000
- 4100 block of 49th Ave NE, Tacoma, 98422Replace existing fancoil (fc-1) and associated roof-top-condenserIssued Oct 22 · Value $28,000
- 6800 block of Tacoma Mall Blvd, Tacoma, 98409Removal and decommissioning of three existing electric furnace/split HVAC systems serving the dining room, ballroom, and main entrance areas....Issued Oct 22 · Value $7,495
- 2900 block of 40th Ave NE, Tacoma, 98422HVAC- Replacing existing air conditioner and furnace with heat pump and furnace at SFDIssued Oct 21 · Value $15,000
Which permits count as HVAC leads
A permit is sent as a HVAC lead when its description of the work mentions heat pump, furnace, HVAC, air handler, mini-split, ductless, air conditioning, AC unit, condenser, boiler, fan coil, rooftop unit (RTU) or mechanical. That covers stand-alone HVAC permits and remodels, additions and new homes that include HVAC work.
Who it's for
Heat pump and furnace installers, mini-split and ductless specialists, and commercial mechanical contractors working Spanaway, Parkland, Graham, Frederickson, South Hill, Lake Tapps, the Key Peninsula and Tacoma.
What's covered
- Covered today: unincorporated Pierce County (Spanaway, Parkland, Graham, Frederickson, South Hill, Elk Plain, Midland, Lake Tapps, Key Peninsula and more) and the City of Tacoma.
- Coming next: Puyallup, Lakewood, University Place, Bonney Lake, Sumner, Fife, Gig Harbor and other cities. Pierce County subscribers get each new city automatically.
Questions about Pierce County HVAC leads
How many HVAC permits come out of Pierce County?
It changes week to week. The numbers on this page are the real count of HVAC permits issued in the last 7 days in unincorporated Pierce County and Tacoma, updated every morning from public records.
What's in each lead?
The job address, ZIP code, the work described on the permit, its value, the issue date, a link to the county or city record, and the contractor's company name, license and business phone when one is listed. Jobs with no contractor listed come first.
Do you include homeowners' names or phone numbers?
No. Leads come from public permit records about properties and projects; we don't include homeowners' personal information.
Is it really free for the first month?
Yes. No card is needed for the first 30 days. After that it's $89 a month for one county and one trade (weekly email), or $149 for Pierce and King with up to 3 trades (daily email).
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