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BC construction leads, every morning
Every building permit over $300,000 across Greater Vancouver, the Fraser Valley and Sea-to-Sky — with the company's name attached. Pulled straight from the cities every morning and sorted by value.
A permit is a company telling the city it's about to spend money. Useful if you want to bid the work — just as useful if you want to sell to the people doing it.
837
active permits
612
residential
90%
named company
$2.04B
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Live counts from this morning's refresh · 10 cities · rolling 90-day window
CAD $50/month. Cancel any time in two clicks.
✓ Every city's own official permit records
✓ Builder name on 9 out of 10 residential leads
✓ Sort by permit, or by company · export to CSV
✓ No contract, no setup fee
How it works
Every city in the Lower Mainland publishes the building permits it issues. The problem is that they publish them in ten different places, in ten different formats — some as a spreadsheet, some as a PDF buried three clicks deep, some as a weekly report you'd have to remember to check. Nobody has time to chase ten city websites every morning — not before the truck rolls, and not before the first sales call.
At 7am Pacific we pull the newest permit records from all ten municipalities, clean them up, throw out the duplicates, and put them in one list.
A new-build single family gets tagged concrete, framing, roofing, windows, drywall and the rest. Filter to what you do — or to what you sell — and the noise disappears.
Job by job, biggest first — or grouped by company, so you can see who has five projects on the go. Mark who you've called and it stays marked across every one of their jobs.
Same data, read from opposite ends. One person wants the job. The other wants the company that won it.
Trades & subcontractors
Concrete, framing, roofing, drywall, electrical, plumbing — filter to your trade and you're looking at jobs that are permitted and about to break ground, with the general contractor's name on each one.
Sales reps & suppliers
Materials, windows, cabinets, flooring, equipment rental, bins, fencing, insurance, financing, software, staffing — if builders are your customers, a permit is a buying signal with a date and a dollar figure on it.
Municipal open records — published by the cities themselves. Vancouver, Surrey, Burnaby, Richmond, Delta, Abbotsford, Township of Langley, North Vancouver, White Rock and Squamish.
That matters: it's official, it's current, and it isn't scraped from behind somebody else's paywall.
Address, city, project value, permit number, type of work, date issued, the description off the permit, and the builder or applicant on record — company name and mailing address where the city publishes it.
Straight talk on phone numbers: most cities don't publish one. You get the company name on 9 out of 10 residential leads, which is enough to find them in thirty seconds. Only a handful of records carry a direct phone.
Real structure, company names hidden until you're a member.
| Address | City | Value | Builder |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11371 Seafield Crescent | Richmond | $54.5M | A13 Homes and Developments |
| 5593 No 3 Road | Richmond | $16.0M | Townline Construction Inc |
| 4060 Francis Road | Richmond | $9.0M | PCL Constructors Westcoast |
Plus 834 more this morning, across 10 cities.
Pricing
If it doesn't win you a job or an account, cancel it.
One subscription, everyone at your company — field and sales both.
One landed job — or one new account — pays for the year.