Which records matter most for tile contractors?

Build-out permits for restaurants, clinics, gyms and retail, then new buildings, which need tile in lobbies and every restroom.

Who awards the tile work?

Usually the general contractor named on the permit. Subscribers see the original public record, which lists the applicant.

How often is it updated?

Every day, as each city and county publishes new permits. Your summary email goes out every Monday morning.

For tile and stone contractors

New business leads for tile and stone contractors in Portland & Vancouver, WA

Restrooms, kitchens, lobbies and storefronts get tile and stone in the last weeks of a project, and the subcontract is awarded by the general contractor while the job is being bid. A tenant-improvement permit means a new layout with restrooms and often a kitchen to finish; a new-building permit means lobbies, corridors and every restroom in the building.

Launch Lookout pulls build-out and new-building permits from Portland Permitting & Development, Clark County and the City of Vancouver every day and maps them around your shop, so you see only the jobs inside the distance your crews will drive. Each record links to the original permit with the applicant and the scope.

Restaurants, clinics, gyms and hotels are the heaviest tile users, and permit descriptions usually say what a space is for. Finishes come late, so a permit filed this week is a bid due in a month or two. Reach the general contractor while the bid list is still open, and the property manager afterward for repairs and remodels at the same address.

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Recent leads for tile and stone contractors

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

Date	Type	City	Street	Source
11/3	Build-out	Portland	NW Quimby St	Portland PP&D
11/2	New building	Portland	SE 22nd Ave	Portland PP&D
11/2	New building	Portland	SE Stark St	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SW Kingston Ave	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	NW 17th Ave	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SW 12th Ave	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SW Canyon Rd	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SE 92nd Ave	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SW Washington St	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SW Capitol Hwy	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	NW 22nd Ave	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SE Stark St	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SW 52nd Pl	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	NE Russell St	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	NE Fremont St	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SE Ankeny St	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	N Ensign St	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	SE Washington St	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	SW Westgate Dr	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	SW Vermont St	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	NW 11th Ave	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	NE Grand Ave	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	SW Custer Dr	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	SW Bertha Blvd	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	NE Hoyt St	Portland PP&D

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Questions

Which records matter most for tile contractors?: Build-out permits for restaurants, clinics, gyms and retail, then new buildings, which need tile in lobbies and every restroom.
Who awards the tile work?: Usually the general contractor named on the permit. Subscribers see the original public record, which lists the applicant.
How often is it updated?: Every day, as each city and county publishes new permits. Your summary email goes out every Monday morning.