Dallas–Fort Worth · Roofing
Dallas–Fort Worth roofing permit leads, every morning
Re-roof and roof-repair permits, plus storm-damage rebuilds. Sold to roofers canvassing after hail, and to gutter and solar companies who want fresh-roof addresses. In the last 30 days we logged 109 roofing permits in Dallas–Fort Worth.
What you get
- One email at 6 a.m. Central with yesterday’s roofing 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 roofing contractors use it
- Canvass the neighbors. Hail rarely hits one house, so the five homes around each re-roof are your warmest doors that day.
- Watch the contractor column. It shows which competitor is working which streets, in real time.
- Gutters, solar and paint follow a new roof. If that is your trade, every row is a homeowner who just spent money on the house.
Questions
- How many roofing permits does Dallas–Fort Worth issue?
- 109 residential roofing permits were issued across Dallas–Fort Worth in the last 30 days.
- Which cities are covered?
- Fort Worth, Arlington, and every city in Collin County (McKinney, Frisco, Plano, Allen, Prosper, Celina, Wylie, Richardson). Dallas city permits are coming.
- When does the email arrive?
- Every morning at 6 a.m. Central, with the permits published since the previous one. Every row links to the official record.
- What does it cost?
- $99 a month for Dallas–Fort Worth roofing, free for the first 14 days, cancel any time.
Jurisdictions in this feed
Fort Worth, Arlington, and every city in Collin County (McKinney, Frisco, Plano, Allen, Prosper, Celina, Wylie, Richardson). Dallas city permits are coming.
- Fort Worth
- Arlington
- McKinney
- Frisco
- Plano
- Allen
- Prosper
- Celina
- Wylie
- Richardson
- Denton