Every building permit issued in Fairfax and Loudoun County, matched to your trade and your territory, in your inbox before the coffee's done. Call first, win the job — while everyone else waits on word of mouth.
Real permits from Loudoun County's official issued-permit report, 2026-10-01 to 2026-10-15. Filter by your trade or search a street, city, or ZIP. The first 10 matches are free — the rest unlock with access.
A bonus on top of your county permit leads: live federal construction jobs across VA, MD & DC — most of them set aside for small businesses. Same trades, bigger tickets, all posted publicly on SAM.gov.
Live federal opportunities sampled Oct 29, 2026 — see SAM.gov for the current list.
Tell us what you do and where you work — Fairfax, Loudoun, or both. Roofing, HVAC, electrical, remodeling, landscaping, pest — sixteen trades and counting.
Each morning you get an email digest plus the full searchable feed — only permits that fit your trade, with the project value, address, and who's behind it. Homeowner-applied and $250K+ jobs are flagged for you.
A permit issued today is a job starting this week. Reach the homeowner or GC before the job is spoken for — while everyone else is still waiting on word of mouth.
Lead counts are real — every permit in the Oct 1–15, 2026 Loudoun report, classified by trade. Tap a trade to see its leads in the feed.
One closed job pays for years of this. Start free.
Public county records. Loudoun County publishes its issued building permits, and Fairfax County publishes its recent building permits. We pull them, classify every permit by trade and territory, and flag the ones worth calling on. Nothing here is scraped from behind a login or bought from a data broker.
We work from the counties' newest published reports — Loudoun's issued-permit reports and Fairfax's recent-permits feed, which typically lags issuance by only a few days. These are real, already-issued permits: the project is approved and the clock is ticking, which is exactly when a contractor should call.
Loudoun County is live today. Fairfax County is launching next — including Vienna, which permits through Fairfax. Subscribers get each county as it switches on, at no extra cost.
Sixteen: general contractors, painters, flooring, gutters, fences, landscapers, pest control, blinds & shutters, electricians, roofing, windows & doors, concrete & patios, plumbing, pools, linen services, and HVAC. Second-order trades — the ones a project needs a few weeks after the permit — are matched too, so a new build shows up for painters and flooring, not just the GC.
Yes. Full Access is month-to-month with no contract — cancel in a couple of clicks and you keep access until the end of the paid month. The free trial needs no card, so there's nothing to cancel at all.
Building permits are public record — anyone can walk into the county office or open the county website and read the same reports. We organize public information and match it to the trades who can use it; we don't sell homeowner phone numbers or anything that isn't in the public permit record.