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136
Electrical contractors in Austin worth a call this morning
As of Tuesday, November 10
1
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Base Power
593 permits in six months · ▲ 8371%
2
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In Charge Electrical Services, LLC
484 permits in six months · ▲ 70%
3
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Charge Pro LLC
174 permits in six months · ▲ 115%
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Powerhouse Electrical Services, Inc.
120 permits in six months · ▲ 131%
5
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Mister Sparky Austin
107 permits in six months · ▲ 269%
These companies have recent permits and a listed phone. Full contact details are available during your trial.Open the full list →
Built from public records, including:
City of Austin permitsCity of San Antonio permitsTexas project registry (TDLR)Texas contractor licenses
What does your
business need?
Find customers for your crew, equipment, materials or jobsite services.
For suppliers and sales teams
Find more companies to sell to.
See contractors with recorded work in your area. Open their details, check the listed phone number, and ask what materials or services they need.
- Contractor lists, busiest first
- Team plan: filter out your existing customers
- Planned commercial projects and listed contacts
- Suggested emails and words to start the call
For contractors and the trades
Find jobs for your trade.
See projects that may need your trade or service. Check the job details and available contacts, then call to ask whether they still need a quote.
- A short list of companies to call
- Job matches for your trade
- Projects in your area, with contacts where listed
- Saved leads, notes and follow-up reminders
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Planned projects
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Who to call
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IES Residential, Inc.
1701
In Charge Electrical Services, LLC
769
Airco Mechanical
646
Base Power
600
Landmark Electric
548
Start with companies that have recent permits and a listed phone number. On the Team plan, you can also filter out your existing customers.
Three steps to
your next conversation.
No spreadsheets to set up. Start with your area and the work you do.
01 / FIND
Pick your area and trade.
Find projects that may need your crew, equipment or services. Check coverage to see what is available in your area.
02 / CHECK
Open a job or company.
Read what is being built and check the listed contacts. A permit does not tell you whether a job still needs a quote.
03 / CALL
Call, save and follow up.
Use the listed number to ask about the work. Save the lead, add a note and set a reminder for your next call.
Know what you’re looking at.
Bidro gives you a place to start. You still confirm the work and the right person to talk to.
Project cost is not your sale.
The dollar amount is the owner’s estimated cost for the whole project. It is not what you will earn from the job.
Check whether work is available.
A permit or registration is a public record, not an offer of work. For advertised bidding opportunities, use Public bids and check the official notice.
Contacts depend on the source.
Some records list a phone number; others do not. A listed contact may be an owner, designer or applicant. Confirm who handles hiring or purchasing.
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Local Business
$149 / month
- One person using Bidro
- Contractor lists and planned projects
- Search your area and see listed contacts
- Download lists, save leads and set reminders
For branch sales teams
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$299 / month per branch
- Multiple salespeople at one branch
- Everything in Local Business
- See which companies are already customers
- Assign leads and areas to your salespeople
Before you start
Where does the data come from?
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.
Which areas do you cover?
Contractor lists cover Austin and San Antonio, where permits name the contractor. Planned projects cover 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.
Is the dollar figure what I can sell into a job?
No. The project dollar amounts 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.
Are these projects open for bids?
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.
Will every contractor have a phone number?
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.
What happens after the trial?
A paid subscription is required to keep access after the 14-day trial. Starting a trial doesn’t need a card, and you can cancel any month from your billing page.
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Recent permits
Public records · real project scopeIssued ·
4209 NW 75TH ST
Roofing Permit
Re roof shingles
Applicant / contact: Christopher Tenney — GODWIN Enterprises of Gainesville Inc. DBA GODWIN GREEN ROOFING · no phone in the record
Check public source ↗Online Application Received ·
3715 NW 97TH BLVD
Mechanical Permit
HVAC Change out
Applicant / contact: PHILIP FERRARA — LIBERTYAIR AIR COND & HEATING INC · no phone in the record
Check public source ↗Issued ·
2050 NW 136TH BLVD
Building Permit
New SFR - Lot 109 Buchanan Trails Ph 2
Listed contractor: D R Horton Inc · no phone in the record
Check public source ↗Applications are early signals, not approvals. Trade matches need review; contact availability varies by source.