For abatement contractors
Job leads from demolition and renovation permits
Most demolitions and commercial renovations need an asbestos inspection first, and many need abatement. We read the permit records these cities publish and send Featured Abate Safe contractors the new ones every Monday.
San Antonio, TX
45
new permits since Oct 27: 14 demolitions, 31 commercial renovations
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Dallas, TX
246
new permits since Oct 27: 45 demolitions, 201 commercial renovations
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Chicago, IL
115
new permits since Oct 27: 41 demolitions, 74 commercial renovations
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Austin, TX
129
new permits since Oct 27: 36 demolitions, 93 commercial renovations
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Philadelphia, PA
97
new permits since Oct 27: 35 demolitions, 62 commercial renovations
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New York City, NY
405
new permits since Oct 27: 52 demolitions, 353 commercial renovations
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What is in the list
- Up to 40 new permits a week, commercial jobs first
- Address, permit number and the work described on the permit
- The contractor or owner named on the permit, where the city publishes it
- Declared job value, where the city publishes it
What it is not
- These are public permits, not people who asked us for a quote
- Not every permit needs abatement: it tells you who to call, and when
- Customer requests sent through Abate Safe still reach Featured contractors separately
Included with Featured
Featured puts your business at the top of your city on Abate Safe, sends you customer requests in full, and adds the weekly permit list in the cities above. First month free, then $39/month, cancel anytime. Your first list arrives with your welcome email.
Start my free monthWhy permits matter: the federal asbestos NESHAP (40 CFR 61.145) requires an inspection for asbestos before a regulated demolition or renovation starts. Homes with four or fewer units are generally outside that rule, though state and local rules can be stricter. Not in one of these cities? Email us the city you work in and we will check whether it publishes permit data.