Every hvac permit filed in San Francisco, CA is a homeowner who's about to need your service. PermitPulse delivers the addresses — before your competitor finds them.
HVAC permits in San Francisco represent homeowners and property managers who have already committed to a project. When a permit is filed, the decision has been made — the job is happening. The question is only who the contractor will be. Most contractors don't have access to this data in real time. PermitPulse surfaces every hvac permit in San Francisco the same day it's filed, scored for urgency and filtered for your trade.
Traditional lead services sell you recycled contact lists. Permit data is different: it's an official public record of active, declared intent. A hvac permit in San Francisco means the homeowner has submitted plans and paid filing fees — they are actively moving forward. PermitPulse's Hot Score (0–100) rates each permit by urgency signals: project value, permit type, prior permit history at the same address, and days since filing. High-scoring hvac leads are routed first to subscribers who hold that ZIP's exclusive territory seat.
In the last 30 days, San Francisco saw 5 hvac permits, representing $139k in declared project value. The average Hot Score across these permits was 58/100. One exclusive contractor slot is available per ZIP. Get full San Francisco hvac dataset — Wave 2 →
One hvac contractor per ZIP in San Francisco. When you claim a ZIP, your competitor can't get the same leads. Exclusivity is the product.
HVAC permits hit city hall and reach your inbox the same afternoon. You call before the permit is even public knowledge to most contractors.
Every hvac permit gets a 0–100 Hot Score: project value, homeowner history, urgency signals. Skip routine filings. Work the warm leads.
Wave 2 ends July 1 — 0 jobs × avg $8,500 ticket = $0k potential.
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