Pierce County building permit leads, every morning
We pull new permits from Pierce County and the City of Tacoma each morning, sort them by trade, and email you the jobs that match your work. Spanaway, Parkland, Graham, Frederickson, South Hill, the Key Peninsula and Tacoma are all included.
Pierce County, from public permit records. Updated every morning.
Who uses Pierce County permit leads
HVAC, roofing, solar, plumbing, electrical, window, deck and fence contractors use the daily list to reach property owners who just got approval for work. A new heat pump permit, a reroof or an addition means a homeowner who is already spending.
The finished new homes list is built for trades that don't pull permits: fencing, landscaping, gutters, blinds, irrigation and cleaning. When a new house in Pierce County passes final inspection, it shows up in your email, so you can reach the new owners in their first weeks.
What's covered in Pierce County
- 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 leads
How many permit leads come out of Pierce County?
It changes week to week. The numbers above are the last 7 days, updated every morning from public records.
Can I get only Tacoma?
Leads are sorted by county, and Tacoma is part of Pierce County. Every lead shows the city and ZIP code, so you can skip what's out of your range.
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 or $149 for Pierce and King together.
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