Philadelphia Permit Trade Leads
Pricing
from $8.00 / 1,000 qualified leads
Philadelphia Permit Trade Leads
Recent Philadelphia building permits classified by trade and commercial intent.
Pricing
from $8.00 / 1,000 qualified leads
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Morne
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Convert fresh Philadelphia permit records into trade-specific construction opportunity signals instead of a raw municipal permit dump. The Actor reads the City of Philadelphia's public permit data, filters low-value administrative noise, identifies relevant trades, scores commercial usefulness, and returns only qualified records.
What makes it different
Raw permit feeds often mix actionable construction work with zoning-only, administrative, or otherwise low-value records. With excludeMinor=true, this Actor requires an identifiable trade opportunity before a result is returned. Deterministic classification can tag opportunities such as roofing, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, solar, demolition, structural, fire protection, and related work.
Each result can include the permit number, permit type, work description, approved scope, issue date, age, status, address, ZIP code, contractor name when the City publishes it, lead score, trade-opportunity tags, source URL, and a deduplication key.
Typical uses
- contractor and subcontractor lead generation;
- supplier and equipment-sales prospecting;
- monitoring newly issued permits by trade;
- routing fresh opportunities into a CRM or spreadsheet;
- creating alerts or downstream AI-agent workflows;
- market research on recent construction activity.
Inputs
Use lookbackDays to control freshness, maxResults to cap output, minLeadScore to remove weaker opportunities, and trades to request only selected trade tags. Keep excludeMinor=true for the highest-signal default feed.
Output and billing
The Actor charges only when a qualified trade lead is delivered. Apify platform usage is billed separately according to the run settings displayed by Apify, giving users control over total spend.
Data source and limitations
The source is the City of Philadelphia Licenses & Inspections public permits dataset. Contractor information and work descriptions depend on what is present in the municipal record. A permit is a timing signal, not proof that work is still unawarded or that the named contractor, owner, or applicant is seeking additional vendors.
No paid enrichment service, LLM, browser session, proxy, or login is required.
Unofficial tool. This Actor is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by the City of Philadelphia or Philadelphia Licenses & Inspections.
