Get the finish schedule before pricing the flooring package. Use new-build permits to spot projects in your delivery area and find out when the buyer needs pricing.
Radar tracks eligible new-build permits in supported jurisdictions.
Free during beta. Tell us where you sell or work and we’ll check permit coverage.
A multifamily permit can help you screen for scale. Confirm the unit types, room finishes, and whether common areas or wet areas are a separate package. If the project releases in phases, quote against the schedule, delivery windows, and installer capacity.
If a multifamily filing looks like a fit, ask: “Can I see the finish schedule, and which units will you release for pricing first?”
Portland lists replacement of floor coverings among interior work that can go ahead without a residential building permit. A local permit search can miss finish-only replacements.
Where permits miss remodeling workCompare recent new-build permit activity across the cities and counties Radar tracks.
Ask for plans, room finishes, and quantities. Reported permit valuation covers a wider scope than the flooring package.
Radar tracks eligible new-build permits in supported jurisdictions, including commercial projects where covered. Local replacement, remodeling, and standalone trade permits are outside that scope.
Tell us where you sell or work when you apply. We’ll review coverage for your territory.
Radar puts eligible new-build records in a ranked queue. Your team can review the source, claim a project, and record who will follow up.