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897 rows, built to answer one question: Which Austin electrical and plumbing contractors pulled permits in the last 60 days? Each firm is rolled up to one row with its 60-day permit count, its most recent permit date and a direct phone number, so you can start with the busiest shops instead of diali

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Austin Electrical and Plumbing Contractors Pulled Permits in the Last 60 Days

897 rows, built to answer one question: Which Austin electrical and plumbing contractors pulled permits in the last 60 days? Each firm is rolled up to one row with its 60-day permit count, its most recent permit date and a direct phone number, so you can start with the busiest shops instead of dialing an alphabetical list.

Filter via the Actor input; data refreshed with each new build (check the build date above).

  • activity tier
  • city
  • commercial permits
  • days since last permit
  • last permit date
  • license expiration
  • license number
  • license type
  • most common work
  • name
  • permits 60d
  • phone
  • primary contact
  • residential permits
  • state licensed
  • trade
  • ZIP code

What one result contains

One result = one record (one JSON object pushed to your dataset). Every record carries these 21 fields: entity_id, activity_tier, city, commercial_permits, days_since_last_permit, kind, last_permit_date, layer, license_expiration, license_number, license_type, most_common_work, name, permit_layer, permits_60d, phone, primary_contact, residential_permits, state_licensed, trade, zip.

Example shape:

{
"entity_id": "...",
"activity_tier": "...",
"city": "...",
"commercial_permits": "...",
"days_since_last_permit": "...",
"kind": "..."
}

You are charged once per record returned — no records, no charge.