Plumb Intelligence

For surety, contractor-credit & builder's-risk underwriters

Underwrite Arizona contractors on fresh signal — not stale filings.

License status, disciplinary and unlicensed-violator overlays, and permit volume, velocity, and project mix — fused per contractor and refreshed daily. A revocation or a sudden drop in activity shows up in your feed before it shows up in a claim.

Internal-use data feed from $24K/yr · nightly delivery · freshness SLA

On the AZ ROC roster today

59,357
active ROC licenses — the underwritable population
177
contractors carrying a disciplinary action
297
license revocations on record
6,849
names on the unlicensed-violator list

These are the standing-and-fraud signals a permit-only feed can't see — the difference between a lead list and an underwriting input.

Three ways underwriters use it

New-application underwriting

Pull a contractor and see license status, classification, expiration, disciplinary history, and unlicensed-violator flags in one record — then size their book by permit volume, valuation, and project mix. Thin, stale filings become a current risk picture.

Portfolio monitoring

Watch a book of insured contractors and get flagged the day a license is revoked or suspended, an expiration lapses, or permit velocity drops off a cliff — the leading indicators of distress, before they become a claim.

Fraud & unlicensed screening

Cross-check applicants and claimants against the ROC unlicensed-violator list and the disciplinary roster. Catch the no-license and revoked operators that a permit-only feed never sees.

Traceable to the source filing

Every record carries source lineage — the originating government filing, the ingestion timestamp, and a confidence on the match. When a decision is questioned, the answer traces back to the AZ ROC and the county record, not to a black box. Delivery is a nightly bulk file or a warehouse share, with a freshness SLA and a dedicated contact for changes and questions.

Questions

What underwriting signals does the feed carry?
For every contractor on the Arizona ROC roster: license status and classification, issue and expiration dates, disciplinary history (suspensions and revocations), presence on the unlicensed-violator list, and — for those pulling permits — volume, permitted valuation, project mix, and velocity over time. Each record carries source lineage so a decision is traceable to the originating filing.
How fresh is it?
Permits refresh daily across the Phoenix metro; the ROC roster and the disciplinary / unlicensed overlays are refreshed on their own published cadence. A revocation or a sudden activity drop surfaces in the feed rather than waiting for an annual review.
How is this delivered?
As an internal-use data feed — bulk file or a Snowflake/BigQuery share — refreshed nightly, with a freshness SLA and a dedicated contact. It is licensed for use inside your own underwriting and portfolio-monitoring workflows; redistribution or embedding in a product you sell is a separate license.
What does it cost?
The internal-use data feed starts at $2,000/mo ($24K/yr), with annual prepay and a one-time onboarding fee. Embed / redistribution licensing is priced separately. Talk to us about scope and we will quote it.
What area do you cover?
The contractor roster and disciplinary / unlicensed overlays are statewide Arizona (AZ ROC). Permit depth is the Phoenix metro / Maricopa County today, expanding. We will tell you exactly what is in-scope for your book before you sign anything.
Can we evaluate it before committing?
Yes — we will scope a sample against a slice of your portfolio so you can see the match rate and the signal on your own contractors before a full agreement.

Put fresh Arizona contractor risk into your underwriting.

Tell us about your book and we'll scope a sample against your own contractors.