Pool permits, structural additions, and new construction all generate outdoor living work. Tradewinds observes the projects in motion in county permit records, tied to the property behind each filing.
A pool build brings deck and patio filings with it, on the same parcel, in a predictable sequence.
Builders leave decking and outdoor living to the buyer, so new-construction parcels file their outdoor permits in year one or two.
An addition changes the back of a house, and the deck that met the old footprint gets rebuilt to meet the new one.
Homes built before 2000 often carry dated decks or none at all, and replacement timing shows in permit and property records.
Every firm below filed permits we observed in that county. Counts are what we hold, so they reflect our coverage as much as the work happening there.
Every Monday we publish last week's deck & patio permits for every county we cover. Browse this week's activity.
Tell us your territory and we will bring the data to the first call. See the counties and trades we cover on the coverage page, or the firms doing this work in the contractor registry.
Book a callBuilt from county permit filings. Not every filing names a trade cleanly, and counties differ in what they publish, so these counts reflect our coverage as much as the work happening on the ground.