Who should I contact about a permit?

The applicant on a commercial permit is usually the general contractor or architect, who awards the trade subcontracts. Subscribers see the original public record.

Are residential permits included?

No. Launch Lookout tracks commercial build-outs, new commercial buildings and demolitions, not single-family work.

How often is it updated?

Every Monday morning, with the week's permits from each source.

For HVAC, electrical and plumbing contractors

New business leads for HVAC, electrical and plumbing contractors in Portland & Vancouver, WA

Commercial mechanical, electrical and plumbing work follows building permits. A tenant improvement means a space is being reconfigured, which usually means new circuits, new ductwork or new fixtures; a new building means a full scope; a demolition means a site will need everything again.

Launch Lookout compiles commercial building, tenant-improvement and demolition permits from the City of Portland, Clark County and the City of Vancouver, plus Clark County pre-application conferences, every Monday, on a map around your shop.

The applicant on a permit is usually the general contractor or architect, which is exactly who hands out trade subcontracts. The address and permit record tell you the project; the applicant tells you whom to call. Pre-applications come earlier and are worth a note to the owner while the design is still open. Set your radius to the distance your crews will actually drive, and the map shows only the jobs worth bidding.

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Recent leads for HVAC, electrical and plumbing contractors

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

Date	Type	City	Street	Source
10/22	Build-out	Portland	NE 76TH AVE	City of Portland BDS
10/22	Build-out	Portland	N WILLIS BLVD	City of Portland BDS
10/21	Build-out	Portland	N INTERSTATE AVE	City of Portland BDS
10/20	New building	Portland	NE COLUMBIA BLVD	City of Portland BDS
10/19	Demolition	Portland	N MARYLAND AVE	City of Portland BDS
10/16	New building	Portland	SE CHERRY BLOSSOM DR	City of Portland BDS
10/16	New building	Portland	SE POWELL BLVD	City of Portland BDS
10/16	Build-out	Portland	NW 21ST AVE	City of Portland BDS
10/15	Build-out	Vancouver	NE 117TH AVE	Clark County permits
10/15	Build-out	Portland	NW FRONT AVE	City of Portland BDS
10/15	Build-out	Vancouver	SE 7TH ST	Clark County permits
10/15	Build-out	Vancouver	SE MILL PLAIN BLVD #B	Clark County permits
10/14	Build-out	Portland	N PORT CENTER WAY	City of Portland BDS
10/14	New building	Portland	NW EVERETT ST	City of Portland BDS
10/14	Build-out	Portland	NE HANCOCK ST	City of Portland BDS
10/14	New building	Vancouver	MAIN ST	Clark County permits
10/13	Build-out	Vancouver	SE 7TH ST #47	Clark County permits
10/13	Build-out	Portland	N MCCLELLAN ST	City of Portland BDS
10/13	Build-out	Portland	SW 49TH AVE	City of Portland BDS
10/13	Build-out	Portland	NE TOMAHAWK ISLAND DR	City of Portland BDS
10/13	Pre-app	Vancouver	NE 232ND AVE	Clark County pre-apps
10/13	Build-out	Portland	SE 6TH AVE	City of Portland BDS
10/13	New building	Vancouver	NE 94TH AVE	Clark County permits
10/12	Demolition	Vancouver	W 39TH ST	Clark County permits
10/12	Build-out	Vancouver	NE 65TH AVE	Clark County permits

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Questions

Who should I contact about a permit?: The applicant on a commercial permit is usually the general contractor or architect, who awards the trade subcontracts. Subscribers see the original public record.
Are residential permits included?: No. Launch Lookout tracks commercial build-outs, new commercial buildings and demolitions, not single-family work.
How often is it updated?: Every Monday morning, with the week's permits from each source.