The previous week
Issued Monday through Sunday in the City of Austin permit records.
AUSTIN, TEXAS / BUILT FOR COMMERCIAL CLEANERS
A practical Monday email of newly issued City of Austin commercial permits, with project details and general contractor contacts in one place.
Five of last week’s biggest projects, by email. No card required.
AUSTIN, TX / MONDAY, 6:00 AM CT
Each qualifying permit is organized for a quick review and a first call.
Illustrative layout — no live permit records shown.
THE MONDAY BUILD LIST
For Austin-area cleaning companies looking for post-construction work: a focused view of new commercial activity, sourced from the city’s public records.
Address and permit issue date
Work type and square footage
Valuation when listed, plus the record description
Company name and phone when available
A direct link to check the permit details
+ Every Monday issue also includes the ten biggest project summaries, written from the permit descriptions, and a CSV of the full list.
City of Austin permit dataA SIMPLE WEEKLY ROUTINE
Issued Monday through Sunday in the City of Austin permit records.
Commercial building permits over 1,000 sq ft, across qualifying new, remodel, shell, and addition work.
The full list, ten largest-project summaries, and a CSV arrive together.
Permit records are prospecting signals. They do not confirm a bid opportunity or guarantee a job.
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GOOD TO KNOW
Commercial building permits for projects over 1,000 square feet, issued by the City of Austin during the previous Monday–Sunday. Qualifying work types include New, Remodel, Shell, Addition, and Addition and Remodel. Temporary event permits are excluded.
Phone numbers are included when they appear in the public permit record. Availability can vary by record. Each listing links to its official City of Austin permit page so you can review the source.
No. A permit is a public project signal, not a bid invitation or a promise of awarded work. Use your own judgment, follow applicable do-not-call rules, and do not text contacts without consent.
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