For fire protection and sprinkler contractors

New business leads for fire protection and sprinkler contractors in Portland & Vancouver, WA

Where the code calls for them, fire sprinklers, fire alarms, kitchen hood suppression and extinguishers have to be installed and inspected before a commercial space can open. A tenant-improvement permit often means sprinkler heads moved and alarm devices added for a new layout; a new-building permit means a full system from the riser up; a new liquor license often means a commercial kitchen with a hood that needs a suppression system and regular service.

Launch Lookout pulls build-out and new-building permits from Portland Permitting & Development, Clark County and the City of Vancouver every day, plus new liquor licenses on the Oregon side from the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission, and maps them around your shop.

The applicant on a permit is usually the general contractor or architect, and they award the sprinkler and alarm subcontracts. Reach them while the drawings are still being finished. After opening, the same address needs inspections and extinguisher service every year, so an install is also the start of a recurring account.

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build-out permits

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new-building permits

Oct 10 – Nov 6 · updated Wed, Nov 4

Recent leads for fire protection and sprinkler contractors

The newest 25, street name only. Subscribers see the full address and the public record.

DateTypeCityStreetSource
11/3Build-outPortlandNW Quimby St Portland PP&D
11/3Liquor licenseGreshamSE Hogan Rd Oregon OLCC liquor licenses
11/2Build-outPortlandSW Canyon Rd Portland PP&D
11/2New buildingPortlandSE 22nd Ave Portland PP&D
11/2Build-outPortlandSW 12th Ave Portland PP&D
11/2New buildingPortlandSE Stark St Portland PP&D
11/2Build-outPortlandSE 92nd Ave Portland PP&D
11/2Build-outPortlandSW Kingston Ave Portland PP&D
11/2Build-outPortlandNW 17th Ave Portland PP&D
11/2Build-outPortlandSE Stark St Portland PP&D
11/2Build-outPortlandSW 52nd Pl Portland PP&D
11/2Build-outPortlandSE Ankeny St Portland PP&D
11/2Build-outPortlandSW Capitol Hwy Portland PP&D
11/2Build-outPortlandSW Washington St Portland PP&D
11/2Build-outPortlandNW 22nd Ave Portland PP&D
11/2Build-outPortlandNE Russell St Portland PP&D
11/2Build-outPortlandNE Fremont St Portland PP&D
11/2Liquor licenseHillsboroNE Cornell Rd Oregon OLCC liquor licenses
11/1Liquor licenseTigardSW Locust St Oregon OLCC liquor licenses
11/1Liquor licensePortlandS Barbur Blvd Oregon OLCC liquor licenses
10/30Build-outPortlandSW Vermont St Portland PP&D
10/30Build-outPortlandNW 11th Ave Portland PP&D
10/30Build-outPortlandSW Custer Dr Portland PP&D
10/30Build-outPortlandSW Bertha Blvd Portland PP&D
10/30Build-outPortlandNE Hoyt St Portland PP&D
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Questions

Which records matter most for fire protection?
Build-out and new-building permits, because sprinkler and alarm work is part of construction. New liquor licenses add restaurants and bars that need kitchen hood suppression and extinguisher service.
Who do I contact on a permit?
Usually the general contractor or architect behind the permit; they award the fire protection subcontracts. Subscribers see the full address and the original public record.
Are Washington County cities included?
Not yet. Permits come from the City of Portland, Clark County and the City of Vancouver; Washington County cities such as Beaverton, Hillsboro and Tigard are not included yet.