Bidro reads every permit and every state project registration in Texas, every day, and turns them into a short list: who’s busy, who’s growing, what’s being built, and how to reach them.
The same public records answer different questions for the people who sell to contractors and the contractors who sell to builders.
Supply houses, distributors, rental yards and jobsite services: see every active contractor in your market ranked by the work it’s running, and who isn’t on your account list yet.
HVAC, electrical, plumbing and more: a morning list of builders pulling permits with your trade in the scope, and a phone number you can actually dial.
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Every morning, a short list of contractors who are working right now, growing or new, and callable — minus the ones you already sell to. Every rule is printed with the list.
Bidro does the reading, sorting and arithmetic. You make the call.
Every commercial project registered with the state in ten Texas counties, about a month before work starts, with who owns it and who designed it.
Every contractor ranked by the permits its own name is on: growing, new or slowing, month by month.
A short list each morning and outreach written from each contractor’s own record. Save it, follow up, track the quote to won or lost.
Lead lists oversell. Bidro shows its work, so you can trust the numbers in front of a customer.
The Board’s dollars are what owners told the state a job will cost to build, and they’re labelled that way. We never dress them up as what you can sell.
A permit or registration shows who is working and who owns the job. It doesn’t mean the work is still for sale; the call finds that out.
Every number is a count from a public file. The one projection we show, “a year at this pace”, is printed as arithmetic, not a forecast.
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The City of Austin and City of San Antonio permit files, the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation’s commercial project registry, and the state’s contractor license list. All public records, refreshed daily. Every page says which source a number came from.
The Book covers Austin and San Antonio, where permits name the contractor. The Board covers Harris, Dallas, Tarrant, Travis, Bexar, Collin, Denton, Fort Bend, Montgomery and Williamson counties. Houston’s own permit file carries no contacts, so Houston contacts come from the state registry.
No. The Board’s dollars are what each owner told the State of Texas the construction will cost. What a supplier sells into a job is a smaller, different number, and Bidro never presents one as the other.
A permit or registration is a filing, not a bid invitation, and the state registry doesn’t name the general contractor. Bidro tells you who is working and who owns the project; the call confirms what is still being bought.
Most Austin contractors do, because the city prints one on the permit. San Antonio doesn’t publish phones, so Bidro shows the business phone from the contractor’s Texas license where the name matches exactly, and says so. Where there’s no phone, you’ll see that too.
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