A new pool needs a safety barrier before it can be filled, and pool builders often sub out the fence. A new home usually needs one before move-in. Fortific spots both the morning the city issues the permit and tells you who to reach.
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Kitchen and living space remodel with master suite addition, pool bathroom, and new roof.
Most fence work comes from homeowners who already called three companies. You want to be the first and only one they hear from.
A pool owner has to fence it, has budget, and wants it done fast. But nothing tells you who's getting a pool.
When a fence permit shows up, a fence company pulled it. You need the jobs one step earlier.
We send the pool address and the owner of record's mailing address from the tax roll, plus whether they live there and when they bought.
New single-family homes come with the builder's name and phone. Builders on infill lots need privacy fence before they list.
A pool takes 8 to 12 weeks to build. Your postcard can land before the shell is even shot.
Real permits Austin issued in the last seven days that need fence. Phone numbers are partly hidden here; subscribers get them in full, every morning.
New prefabricated swimming pool installation.
A new pool needs a safety barrier, and pool builders often sub out the fence.
New in-ground swimming pool for a single family residence.
A new pool needs a safety barrier, and pool builders often sub out the fence.
New in-ground swimming pool with 160 square feet.
A new pool needs a safety barrier, and pool builders often sub out the fence.
New 2-story single-family residence.
New homes usually need a fence before move-in.
New swimming pool with autofill system.
A new pool needs a safety barrier, and pool builders often sub out the fence.
Residential autofill pool with spa.
A new pool needs a safety barrier, and pool builders often sub out the fence.
Top ZIP codes this week. Single Trade covers up to 10 ZIPs you pick.
$18M+ in permitted work this week where fence is still open
Austin publishes every permit it issues. We pull the full feed each morning, so nothing slips past.
Each permit is decoded into plain English and checked against every sub-permit on the job, so we know which contractors are named and which trades it still needs.
New pools with the owner's mailing address, and new homes with the builder's phone, in your ZIP codes.
permit_type_desc: Building Permitpermit_number: 2026-056100 BPpermit_class: R- 434 Addition & Alterationswork_class: Addition and Remodelpermit_location: 5907 MARILYN DRdescription: Addition and remodelissue_date: 2026-05-12T00:00:00.000original_zip: 78757contractor_trade: General Contractorcontractor_company_name: Atria Design and Build, LLC ***MAIN***contractor_phone: (512) ***-4439
Kitchen and living space remodel with master suite addition, pool bathroom, and new roof.
A new pool needs a safety barrier, and pool builders often sub out the fence.
Illustrative jobs built from the kinds of permits Austin issues every week. The ZIPs and job types are real; the live leads above are the actual permits.
Mail every new pool in your ZIPs each week, and call builders for new-home privacy fences.
New pools mean new backyards. The same owner is often buying a deck, shade structure or outdoor kitchen.
Pool-barrier code favors iron and aluminum. Use pool leads to sell compliant gates and panels.
Single Trade is $49 a month. A typical fence job in Austin is $7,500. You don’t need every lead to work. You need one, now and then.
237 Austin jobs needed fence in the last seven days.
Based on the $49/month Single Trade plan. Margins are an example; plug in your own job size.
Month to month. No setup fee, no per-lead charges. Cancel anytime from any email.
For owner-operators who work one trade in one part of town.
Fence & deck + up to 10 ZIP codes
For crews and suppliers that cover all of Austin.
Add more trades or the whole metro
Permit lists sort by the trade on the permit, which is the one trade the job doesn’t need. Fortific sorts by the trades it still has to hire.
| Feature | Fortific | Typical permit list |
|---|---|---|
| Sorted by | Jobs that still need fence | The trade on the permit (already sold) |
| Checks every sub-permit on the job | ✓ | — |
| One-line reason it's your lead | ✓ | — |
| Builder name and phone | When the city lists it | Sometimes |
| Owner mailing address for follow-on work | ✓ | — |
| Plain-English job description | ✓ | Raw city codes |
| Delivered | Email by 7am + CSV | Log in and search |
| Price | $49/month, cancel anytime | Often priced per lead or per seat |
No. For new pools you get the owner of record and their mailing address from the Travis Central Appraisal District tax roll, plus whether they live there and when they bought. That's for mailers and door-knocking. Owners who've asked the appraisal district to keep their records confidential are never included.
The pool permit covers the pool. Many pool builders leave the barrier to the owner or sub it out, which is where you come in.
Those are jobs someone else already sold, so we don't send them as fence leads. We send the jobs that will need a fence next.
Every lead comes straight from a permit the city issued, checked against every sub-permit on the same job, so we know who's already named. The "why" line tells you exactly which rule made it a lead. The job value and contractor phone are whatever the city recorded; when the city left them blank, so do we.
No phone numbers. Most leads are the contractor running the job, with their phone when the city lists it, which is most of the time. For work that follows a job, like a fence after a new pool, you get the owner of record and their mailing address from the Travis Central Appraisal District's public tax roll, ready for a mailer, plus whether they live there and when they bought. Owners who've had the appraisal district keep their records confidential are never included.
Most lists sort permits by the trade on the permit, so a roofer gets a list of roofs other roofers already sold. We sort by the trades the job still needs. We check every sub-permit filed for the job so we never send you one where your trade is already named, and every lead says in one line why it's yours.
Yes. Building permits and the appraisal roll are public records, and calling a contractor about work on their job is ordinary business. Owner records are for mail outreach only, which you agree to in our terms, and we remove any owner who asks. You're responsible for following do-not-call and anti-solicitation rules where they apply.
Yes. It's month to month with a 14-day free trial and no contract. Cancel or update your card anytime from the link in any digest email.
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