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New pool permits in your Florida county, every Monday.

Florida's pool safety law requires at least one approved safety feature on a new residential pool, and a barrier fence is a common choice. Most new pools also get a paver or deck surround. We send you the address of every one in your county, about 341 a week across Florida, for $49 a month per county.

Check your county

Pick your trade and county. You will see the live weekly count, open seats and your price.

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Seats open (max 5 per trade)
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Your price per county
$49
per month after a 14-day free trial
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House numbers are masked on this page. Your emails carry the full address, city, ZIP and date.

Trial: $0 today, card required, cancel before day 14 and you pay nothing. 30-day money-back guarantee on your first paid month. The moment you start, we email the last 30 days for your county.

The next buyer

The project is happening. Who gets the next job?

The trigger

New pool permits, read nightly from Florida county permit records and matched to your trade.

Your window

Fence and deck work is bought during the build, usually 4 to 12 weeks after the pool permit.

ROI

One win pays for about 122 months

For pool fence and pavers, one win is about one paver deck or pool fence job (often $3,000 to $10,000). At $49 a month, a single new customer covers roughly 122 months of the list. Shared marketplace leads are typically charged per lead, every lead, whether it closes or not; check your own cost per lead and compare.

Run your own numbers

Where the volume is

Top counties for pool fence and pavers

Counted from permits our engine first logged in each window, one row per project address, as of October 30, 2026.

Sample: St. Johns County, last 14 days

Street (masked)City / ZIPTypeValue bandSeen
40xx Sierras Loop New pool 2026-10-30
xx Bevins Ln New pool 2026-10-30
xx Nightfall Ct New pool 2026-10-30
39xx Myrtle St New pool 2026-10-30
22xx Spring Park Ave New pool 2026-10-30

House numbers masked. Owner and contractor names are never shown.

The offer

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Free

Emailed sample

Ten recent permits for your trade and county, sent to your inbox. No card, nothing to cancel.

$0 today

14-day free trial

Card required to start. Cancel before day 14 and you are never charged.

Day 1 value

Last 30 days, right away

The moment your trial starts we email the last 30 days of permits for your county, plus a CSV.

Guarantee

30-day money back

Not worth it after your first charge? Ask within 30 days and we refund it in full.

What this data is, and how to use it. These are public-record building permits that counties publish, not opt-in leads: the homeowner did not ask to be contacted, and a permit is a signal, not a guaranteed customer. Market to them the way the law allows. Mail and in-person visits are the common channels where local rules permit. Calls and texts are covered by the TCPA, the National Do Not Call Registry, Florida's Telephone Solicitation Act (s. 501.059) and Florida's Do Not Call list. We do not sell phone numbers or owner names. Licensed professionals (insurance agents, inspectors) should also follow their license's advertising rules. This is not legal advice.
FAQ

Questions

Why would pool fence and pavers want new pool permits?

Florida's pool safety law requires at least one approved safety feature on a new residential pool, and a barrier fence is a common choice. Most new pools also get a paver or deck surround.

When should I reach out?

Fence and deck work is bought during the build, usually 4 to 12 weeks after the pool permit.

What is in each record?

Street address, city, ZIP, the date we logged it and the project value when the county publishes one. No owner names and no phone numbers.

How many other companies get the same list?

At most 5 per trade per county. When the seats are taken, new sign-ups wait.

Can I cancel?

Yes. Cancel before day 14 and you pay nothing. After your first charge you have 30 days to ask for a full refund.