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Denver · Remodel & new construction

Denver remodel & new construction permit leads, every morning

Remodels, additions and new single-family construction. Every trade that follows the framers: HVAC, plumbing, electrical, cabinets, flooring, painting. In the last 30 days we logged 725 remodel & new construction permits in Denver.
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What you get

  • One email at 5 a.m. Mountain with yesterday’s remodel & new construction permits
  • Address, city, ZIP, work description, declared value
  • Owner and contractor names where the jurisdiction publishes them
  • A link to the source record on every row
  • 30-day dashboard and CSV export

How remodel & new construction contractors use it

  • Additions and new builds hire subs for weeks after the permit. The general contractor is named on the row; the value column shows which jobs are big enough to chase.
  • New single-family permits cluster by builder and subdivision, which is how supply houses and subs pick where to show up.
  • Foundation, window and siding permits are homeowners mid-project and easy to reach with an adjacent offer.

Questions

How many remodel & new construction permits does Denver issue?
725 residential remodel & new construction permits were issued across Denver in the last 30 days.
Which cities are covered?
City of Aurora, City of Centennial, Douglas County, City and County of Denver and City of Boulder. Each permit gives the address, the work (usually with the squares and the material), the value and the issue date. Only Denver and Boulder name the contractor: Aurora, Centennial and Douglas County do not publish a contractor or owner name, so those columns are blank on most Denver rows.
When does the email arrive?
Every morning at 5 a.m. Mountain, with the permits published since the previous one. Every row links to the official record.
What does it cost?
$99 a month for Denver remodel & new construction, free for the first 14 days, cancel any time.

Jurisdictions in this feed

City of Aurora, City of Centennial, Douglas County, City and County of Denver and City of Boulder. Each permit gives the address, the work (usually with the squares and the material), the value and the issue date. Only Denver and Boulder name the contractor: Aurora, Centennial and Douglas County do not publish a contractor or owner name, so those columns are blank on most Denver rows.

  • Aurora
  • Centennial
  • Castle Rock
  • Parker
  • Littleton
  • Highlands Ranch
  • Denver
  • Boulder