Ask for the layout before the cabinet package is awarded. Radar helps cabinet suppliers find local new builds and decide which builders to call about kitchen and bath packages.
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.
Start with builders whose project type and unit count fit your shop. Find out who approves the design and who places the order. A designer may select the finishes while the builder buys the package. Get the current layouts and count the units on each plan before quoting.
If a builder files for a group of townhomes, ask: “Which kitchen layouts are ready to price, and who approves the cabinet and vanity package?”
NKBA’s July 2026 U.S. outlook forecast weaker kitchen and bath spending on new builds and higher remodeling spending driven by prices. Keep builder and remodeler prospect lists separate so you can judge demand in each channel.
NKBA July 2026 Kitchen & Bath OutlookNew York City gives cabinet installation as an example of minor work that does not require a building permit. A local permit search can miss cabinet-only jobs.
Where permits miss remodeling workCompare recent new-build permit activity across the cities and counties Radar tracks.
Use unit count to screen for fit. Ask for layouts, finish selections, and the number of units using each layout before pricing.
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.