New Construction Leads: Mesa, AZ Building Permits with Contractor Contacts

Every new home, ADU, manufactured home and new commercial building the City of Mesa permits. Contractor name, phone, email and AZ ROC license are included whenever the city has them. About 2¢ a lead.

The Actor pulls from the City of Mesa's official Building Permits open data, updated daily. By default it returns new construction only, which is about 30–40 permits a month. Turn that filter off to get every newly issued permit, about 350+ a month, including pools, remodels, electrical, solar, tenant improvements and signs. Each lead includes the permit number, issue date, work type, full scope description, address, council district, parcel, valuation and square footage. When the permit lists a contractor, you also get the contractor's company name, phone, email, mailing address and ROC license number.

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Real sample leads (pulled October 2026)

Contractor	Work type	Site address	Valuation	Phone	Issued
Shade Industries	Other Commercial (new shade structure)	3703 S Power Rd	$242,092	(602) 258-2248	2026-10-08
5 Star Manufactured Home Installations LLC	New Mobile Home	9310 E Main St 209	–	(520) 803-7622	2026-10-05
Gleeson Mobile Home Service	New Mobile Home	150 S Windsor D50	–	(480) 497-5435	2026-09-25
Ingram Design Build LLC	Commercial/Industrial (new hangar)	4919 E Falcon Dr	$2,192,009	(405) 431-5833	2026-09-21
Republic West Management	Single Family (Detached)	2731 W Junquillo Cir	$703,416	(480) 478-8700	2026-09-21

ROI: 1,000 Mesa permits cost $20. A single supply order, subcontract or insurance policy pays for that many times over.

Who uses it

Building material suppliers (lumber, concrete, roofing, windows, HVAC) · subcontractors (electrical, plumbing, drywall, landscaping, pools, solar) · builder's risk & contractor insurance · equipment rental · home services and security for new homeowners · construction lenders · B2B SaaS for contractors.

Filters

• New construction only (on by default): new homes, ADUs, guesthouses, multifamily, manufactured and park-model homes, and new commercial buildings
• Work types (contains): Single Family, Multi-Family, Swimming Pool, Tenant Improvement, Electrical
• Permit classes: Residential, Commercial, Mobile Home
• Scope keywords: custom home, solar, restaurant, warehouse
• Council districts 1–6 · minimum valuation · only permits with contractor phone/email
• Issue-date range

Set it up as a daily lead feed

1. Set your filters, or leave them empty to get every new-construction permit.
2. Keep Only new since last run on so each run returns only permits you haven't seen yet.
3. Click Schedule → Daily, then connect Google Sheets, HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack, Zapier or Make.

Input

{ "newConstructionOnly": false, "workTypes": ["Swimming Pool", "Single Family"], "withContactOnly": true, "dateFrom": "30 days", "onlyNew": true }

Output fields

permitNumber, issuedDate, openedDate, permitClass, workType, recordType, status, projectName, description, address, city, state, councilDistrict, parcelNumber, valuation, squareFeet, dwellingUnits, contractorName, contractorPhone, contractorEmail, contractorLicense, contractorAddress, applicant, latitude, longitude, source. Export as CSV, Excel or JSON, or pull it through the API.

Pricing

Pay per result: $0.02 per lead ($20 per 1,000). No subscription.

FAQ

Where does the data come from? The City of Mesa "Building Permits" dataset on citydata.mesaaz.gov, published by the city and updated daily. Does every permit have a phone number? No. Owner-builders and many production-home permits list no contractor. Turn on "Only permits with contractor phone or email" to keep only contactable leads, or turn off "New construction only" to get many more trade permits, which usually list a contractor. Are these new permits or old ones being updated? They are filtered by issue date, so you only get permits that were just issued.

Need another city? Request it in the Issues tab.

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Last updated: October 14, 2026 · Built by LeadSignal: public-record lead feeds for B2B sales. Not affiliated with the City of Mesa.