Flooring Leads in Austin & Central Texas
Flooring is the trade permit data serves best — and it’s the trade we built this service for. Every new home needs floors throughout, every remodel replaces them, and both show up as public permits weeks before the flooring decision is made. We collect those permits across the Austin metro daily, score them, and put them in your inbox every morning.
Try Flooring Leads Free for 7 DaysNo credit card required. Covering Travis, Williamson, Hays, Burnet & Bastrop counties.
Which permits become flooring jobs
New single-family construction
A whole house of flooring in one job. The permit names the builder — your future repeat customer — and new-construction permits are the single biggest share of our high-intent leads.
Remodels & additions
Kitchen and bath remodels, whole-home renovations, and additions almost always include new flooring. Remodel permits in Austin skew toward exactly these projects.
Water-damage & repair permits
Flooring replacement is often the first call after water damage — these score high in our system for good reason.
Flooring subscribers also get our Takeoff Tool — upload a blueprint PDF and calculate square footage and lineal feet room by room, so you can quote a new build straight from the plans that the permit led you to.
How it works
We collect permits across the metro daily
Straight from official city and county permit systems in Travis, Williamson, Hays, Burnet, and Bastrop counties.
Scored 0–100 for remodel & build intent
Project type, work class, description, and valuation feed the score. You only see leads scored 70 and above.
Delivered every morning
Address, project description, valuation, square footage, applicant and contractor names — a daily email with a spreadsheet attached, for under $1 per qualified lead.
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