Every lead includes the reason it's worth mailing. Not a list. A qualified pipeline.
Any permit list gives you an address and a work description. Tradewinds joins county permit records with property records so every row tells you who owns the home, where to mail them, and whether the investment is worth it.
All data derived from public permit records and property records. No phone numbers, no email addresses.
Every Monday at 8am, this lands in your inbox. One CSV download, hand to your mail house.
Filter by lead category, county, and feature tags. Export to CSV in one click.
County building permits collected and classified every Monday. You always have the current picture.
Our classifier identifies recent solar installs, high-intent electrical upgrades, HVAC replacements, and major renovations across five lead categories.
Filter by category, county, status, and feature tags. Export a CSV and hand it to your mail house or CRM the same day.
Service upgrades and EV charger installs are the clearest signal a home is solar-ready. Get there before the panel is closed.
Every pool permit is a $50-100K homeowner actively spending. They will need decking, landscaping, and electrical. Get there first.
A structural addition or pool permit means a homeowner with budget already committed. Deck, patio, and outdoor living are the natural next spend.
Net-new homes are blank slates. Every trade gets a shot at a homeowner who has never hired anyone local. First contact wins.
4780 active addresses across Carroll, Howard, and Frederick County. Fresh data every Monday.
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