Find out who buys the roof before you price it. Use new-build permits to identify projects worth a call, then confirm whether the builder or roofing contractor owns the order.
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 new multifamily building may suit a supplier who can stage deliveries across multiple phases. Confirm who owns the roofing and siding orders separately. Ask for the assembly and check whether approved products, warranty requirements, or delivery constraints narrow what you can offer.
If a multifamily filing fits your line, ask: “Who buys the roofing materials, which assembly are you specifying, and are you still taking quotes?”
Unincorporated Miami-Dade publishes a dedicated roofing permit process. In Seattle, some reroofs on houses, duplexes, and townhouses are exempt when the building envelope stays the same apart from qualifying insulation work.
Where permits miss remodeling workCompare recent new-build permit activity across the cities and counties Radar tracks.
Confirm the roof assembly and product requirements with the buyer. The permit description may only identify the building.
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.