For portable toilet and temporary fencing companies

New business leads for portable toilet and temporary fencing companies in Portland & Vancouver, WA

Every active job site needs a fence around it and toilets on it, from the first day of demolition to the last day of construction. A demolition permit means a site that will be fenced and crewed within days; a new-building permit means a site that will need units and fence panels for months, serviced weekly.

Launch Lookout pulls commercial demolition and new-building permits from Portland Permitting & Development, Clark County and the City of Vancouver every day and maps them around your yard, so you see only the sites inside the distance your service routes run. Each record links to the original permit, which lists the contractor.

The contractor on the permit orders site services before mobilizing, so a permit filed this week is a delivery next week. New-building permits, which often carry a valuation, are the long contracts; a large site can need units and fencing for a year or more. Build-out permits can be added in your account for interior jobs that still need a unit out front.

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42

leads, last 4 weeks

33

new-building permits

9

demolition permits

Oct 10 – Nov 6 · updated Wed, Nov 4

Recent leads for portable toilet and temporary fencing companies

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

DateTypeCityStreetSource
11/2New buildingPortlandSE 22nd Ave Portland PP&D
11/2New buildingPortlandSE Stark St Portland PP&D
10/30New buildingPortlandSE Division St Portland PP&D
10/30DemolitionPortlandSE Division St Portland PP&D
10/30DemolitionPortlandSE Division St Portland PP&D
10/29New buildingVancouverNE Fourth Plain Blvd Clark County permits
10/28New buildingPortlandN Denver Ave Portland PP&D
10/28DemolitionPortlandNE Columbia Blvd Portland PP&D
10/27New buildingVancouverColumbia House Blvd Clark County permits
10/27New buildingPortlandSW Vermont St Portland PP&D
10/27New buildingPortlandNW Everett St Portland PP&D
10/27New buildingPortlandNE 13th Ave Portland PP&D
10/26New buildingPortlandNW 61st Ave Portland PP&D
10/26New buildingPortlandSW Montgomery St Portland PP&D
10/26DemolitionPortlandNW St Helens Rd Portland PP&D
10/23New buildingPortlandNE Garfield Ave Portland PP&D
10/22New buildingVancouverNE 94th Ave Clark County permits
10/22New buildingVancouverNE 94th Ave Clark County permits
10/22New buildingVancouverNE 94th Ave Clark County permits
10/22DemolitionPortlandN Basin Ave Portland PP&D
10/21New buildingPortlandNW St Helens Rd Portland PP&D
10/21New buildingVancouverSE 1st St Clark County permits
10/20New buildingPortlandNE Columbia Blvd Portland PP&D
10/19New buildingPortlandN Killingsworth St Portland PP&D
10/19New buildingPortlandNE 30th Ave Portland PP&D
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Questions

Which records matter most for site services?
Demolition permits for immediate orders and new-building permits for long contracts. Both mean a fenced, crewed site.
Who orders fencing and toilets?
Usually the general or demolition contractor named on the permit, before mobilizing. Subscribers see the original public record.
How many leads will I see?
A few dozen new buildings and demolitions across the metro in a typical four weeks. Build-outs can be added in your account.