Which records matter most?

New-building permits for the final clean and recurring glass work, then build-outs and sign permits, which point to storefronts about to open.

Who books the post-construction clean?

Usually the general contractor on the permit, in the final weeks of the job. After opening, the tenant or property manager picks the recurring service.

How is this different from the commercial cleaning page?

The commercial cleaning page adds new business registrations for janitorial contracts. This page adds sign permits instead, which point to storefronts close to opening, and covers exterior work such as pressure washing.

For window, pressure washing and post-construction cleaners

New business leads for window, pressure washing and post-construction cleaners in Portland & Vancouver, WA

A building or storefront is not ready to open until the construction dust, paint and stickers are off the glass and the concrete out front has been washed down. A new-building permit means a whole facade to clean before opening and then on a schedule; a tenant-improvement permit means a storefront being fitted out for a new occupant; a sign permit usually means that storefront is close to opening day.

Launch Lookout pulls build-out and new-building permits from Portland Permitting & Development, Clark County and the City of Vancouver every day, plus sign permits from Portland and Clark County, and maps them around your base, so you see only the jobs inside the distance your crew will drive.

The general contractor books the final clean, glass included, in the last weeks of a project, so reach them while the permit is new. The tenant or property manager chooses who keeps the windows clean after opening; a short note with a first-clean offer reaches them while they are still choosing vendors.

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Recent leads for window, pressure washing and post-construction cleaners

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	Build-out	Portland	SW Kingston Ave	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SE 92nd Ave	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SW Canyon Rd	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	New building	Portland	SE 22nd Ave	Portland PP&D
11/2	Sign permit	Portland	SE 13th Ave	Portland PP&D
11/2	New building	Portland	SE Stark St	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SE Stark St	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	NW 22nd Ave	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SW 52nd Pl	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SE Ankeny St	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SW Capitol Hwy	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	NE Fremont St	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	SW Washington St	Portland PP&D
11/2	Build-out	Portland	NE Russell St	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	SE Washington St	Portland PP&D
10/30	Build-out	Portland	NE Grand Ave	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	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?: New-building permits for the final clean and recurring glass work, then build-outs and sign permits, which point to storefronts about to open.
Who books the post-construction clean?: Usually the general contractor on the permit, in the final weeks of the job. After opening, the tenant or property manager picks the recurring service.
How is this different from the commercial cleaning page?: The commercial cleaning page adds new business registrations for janitorial contracts. This page adds sign permits instead, which point to storefronts close to opening, and covers exterior work such as pressure washing.