Contractor License Leads: TX, WA, OR, CT & CO
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$1.60 / 1,000 contractor licenses
Contractor License Leads: TX, WA, OR, CT & CO
Export licensed contractors from official state license registers (Texas TDLR, Washington L&I, Oregon CCB, Connecticut DCP, Colorado DORA) in one schema: business, owner, phone, address, trade, status and dates. Find new licensees for B2B leads.
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Contractor License Leads: Texas, Washington, Oregon, Connecticut & Colorado
Export licensed contractors from five official state license registers in one unified schema: business name, owner or principal, phone (E.164), address, license type, trade (HVAC, electrical, plumbing, roofing, general…), status, issue and expiration dates, plus bond and insurance details for Oregon. Use it to find newly licensed contractors in a date window, the hottest B2B leads for insurance, bonding, software, suppliers and lenders.
Official open data, no login, no API key, no proxies. Each state publishes its full license register on a public Socrata API, so runs are fast and never blocked.
Covered registers
| State | Agency | Licenses | Phone | Issue date | Extra |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Texas | TDLR | A/C, electrical, sign, appliance, elevator, water-well contractors (+ masters/journeymen/techs with "All trade licenses") | ✅ | – | owner, county |
| Washington | Labor & Industries | All registered construction contractors with specialties (roofing, HVAC, plumbing, painting…) | ✅ | ✅ (effective date) | principal, UBI, business type |
| Oregon | Construction Contractors Board | Residential/commercial general & specialty contractors | ✅ | ✅ (original registration) | RMI, bond & insurance |
| Connecticut | Consumer Protection | Home improvement, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, fire, elevator… contractors | – | ✅ | |
| Colorado | DORA | Electrical and plumbing contractors (+ masters/journeymen) | – | ✅ (first issue) | verify link |
Use cases
- 🆕 New contractor leads:
Licensed on or after = 7 dayslists every newly licensed contractor in WA, OR, CT and CO. They need insurance, bonds, trucks, tools, software, websites and financing right now. - 📞 Trade-specific call lists: HVAC, electrical or plumbing contractors by city or ZIP, with phone numbers
- ✅ Contractor verification: check status and expiration by name for vendor onboarding and compliance
- 📊 Market sizing: count licensed contractors per trade and territory
How to use it
- Click Try for free. The input is prefilled with licensed contractors with a phone number in Texas, Washington and Oregon, so it works in one click.
- Choose states, trades, cities or ZIP prefixes, and optionally Licensed on or after for new-licensee leads.
- Click Start and export to CSV, Excel, JSON, or connect your CRM with Zapier, Make, HubSpot or Google Sheets.
- Schedule it weekly with
Licensed on or after = 7 daysfor a steady feed of new contractors.
Input example
{"states": ["WA", "OR", "CT", "CO"],"licensedFrom": "7 days","trades": ["general", "roofing", "hvac"],"activeOnly": true,"requirePhone": false,"maxItems": 500}
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
states | TX, WA, OR, CT, CO (empty = all) |
trades | general, electrical, plumbing, hvac, roofing, painting, landscaping, flooring, concrete, pool, fire, elevator, waterWell |
cities, zipPrefixes | Business city (prefix match) and ZIP prefixes |
scope | contractors (companies, default) or all (adds master/journey-level and technician licenses) |
licensedFrom | Newly issued since a date, YYYY-MM-DD or relative (30 days). Texas has no issue dates and is skipped. |
activeOnly | Exclude expired/suspended licenses (default on) |
requirePhone | Only rows with a phone (TX, WA, OR) |
nameContains | Business or owner name filter |
maxItemsPerState, maxItems | Result caps |
Output example
{"state": "WA","licenseNumber": "PRECIPW747OQ","licenseType": "Plumbing Contractor","trades": ["plumbing"],"specialties": ["Journey Level"],"businessName": "Precision Pipe & Weld LLC","personName": "Askew, Christopher Allen","phone": "+12067427972","street": "1746 NE 136th St","city": "Seattle","addressState": "WA","zip": "98125","status": "Active","issueDate": "2026-09-25","daysSinceIssued": 6,"expirationDate": "2028-09-25","businessType": "Limited Liability Company","stateBusinessId": "606278900","agency": "Washington Department of Labor & Industries (L&I)","verifyUrl": "https://secure.lni.wa.gov/verify/Detail.aspx?LIC=PRECIPW747OQ","source": "https://data.wa.gov/d/m8qx-ubtq"}
The Contractor leads view shows state, business, owner, license, trades, phone, city, ZIP, status, dates and the verification link.
Pricing
Pay-per-event: a fixed price per license returned, currently about $1.60 per 1,000 contractors (see the Pricing tab). There is no start fee and no compute charge on top. Cap any run with maxItems.
Tips
- Newly licensed contractors:
licensedFrom = "7 days",states = ["WA", "OR", "CT", "CO"]. - Call-ready lists:
requirePhone = true, then run our US Phone Number Validator for time zone and calling hours. - Find their emails: many contractors list a website. Run our Website Contact Extractor, then the Bulk Email Validator.
- Pair with permits: our US Building Permits Scraper shows which contractors are actively pulling permits.
FAQ
Where does the data come from? The official open-data portals of each state agency (data.texas.gov, data.wa.gov, data.oregon.gov, data.ct.gov, data.colorado.gov). The source field links to the exact dataset and verifyUrl to the agency's lookup page.
How fresh is it? The agencies refresh these datasets daily to weekly, and each run queries them live.
Why no California, Florida or Arizona? Those boards don't publish their registers as open-data APIs (only web search forms). This actor sticks to stable, official APIs so it doesn't break. More open-data states will be added. Request one on the Issues tab.
Why are some trades missing in some states? Each state licenses different trades. For example, Colorado licenses only electrical and plumbing, Texas has no general-contractor license, and Oregon endorsements are general or specialty without a trade.
Is this legal? Yes. Professional licenses are public records published by the states for verification and reuse. Follow TCPA/CAN-SPAM rules when contacting businesses.