Sell to the contractors who are building right now.
Every permit from the Arizona cities we cover, the day after the city publishes it — matched to the licensed contractor who pulled it, the property owner, and recent sales. Built for the reps at building-materials and trade-supply distributors who live on knowing first.
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Agave is cooling fast — permit volume down 41% in 30 days. The earliest churn signal, weeks before the orders stop.
Your reps already know their accounts. Plumb tells them which ones to call today.
Six jobs, one morning login
Know what your accounts did before your rep walks in
Add the contractors you already supply and each gets live health from its own permit pace — who’s ramping, who’s gone quiet against their twelve-month run rate, whose license is about to lapse, who just caught a disciplinary filing. It arrives as one email each morning, not four, ranked by what actually needs a decision.
See who else is building in your territory
The same email tells you what your book is missing: how many contractors pulled two or more permits in your zips over the last ninety days, how many of them you track, and the busiest ones you don’t — named, with their license and their volume. A book that covers a third of a territory is a number you can act on.
Know who’s building in your zips — today
A ranked daily list of fresh permits in the territory each rep covers: new projects, multi-permit jobsites worth 3–5× a single permit, and recently-sold properties that haven’t pulled a permit yet. The earliest demand signals there are.
Vet a contractor before you extend terms
Every contractor is matched to the AZ ROC roster — license status, classification, expiration, and disciplinary history — and cross-checked against the unlicensed-violator list. Open a net-30 account on standing you can verify, not a handshake.
Reach the job before the permit issues
Twenty Arizona jurisdictions publish applications while they are still in plan review — 3,093 of them in the last 90 days. You see the address, the scope and who filed it before the permit is granted, which is before the buyout. The feed labels these Applied, never Issued, so you always know which you are looking at.
Build the call list, then take it with you
Filter the roster by trade, permit volume, and the zips you cover; work it in-app or export it. Mark a lead “Contacted” and it syncs to HubSpot. Each rep keeps their own territory, saved searches, and morning digest under one team bill.
Built for your trade — each page carries the live demand for it.
- ✓Licensed contractor + ROC match confidence, shown on the link
- ✓Permit type, work class & job value (estimates labeled ~ EST.)
- ✓Property owner, parcel & recent sale where the county joins
- ✓The contractor’s 30/90-day volume trend
- ✓Whether they’re already in your book
Owner/parcel join wherever a county parcel matches (Maricopa, Pima, and Yuma to date) — where none matches, we say so rather than guess.
A seat is $199/month. If the morning list saves one drifting account, or puts your rep first on one multi-permit project, it has covered the year. Everything after that is margin you weren't going to see.
See pricing →See the last 90 days of permits in any covered city — on the live map or the city pages. No signup.
This is what a rep opens to
Not a database to query — a ranked set of plays, each with the why, the talking point, and the number to dial. (Example data shown.)
Permit volume down ~57% vs. their 12-month pace (27 last 90d, ~63 expected).
Quieter quarter than usual — worth a check-in before they drift.
9 permits on one site — an active project, not a one-off job.
Sold 9 days ago, no permit pulled yet — reach the new owner before the work starts.
How suppliers vet credit risk with the AZ ROC
Before you open a net-30 account, the same public records a homeowner uses to vet a contractor are a credit-risk and standing check for you. Confirm an active license and classification on the AZ ROC license lookup, and check the name against the unlicensed-violator list. Plumb Intelligence folds that diligence into every lead — license status, disciplinary history, and the violator check on the same record as the permit — so terms go out on standing you can verify.
Supplier questions, answered
Can I track the contractors I already supply?+
That is the core of it. Add your accounts and each one is scored on its own permit pace — a contractor running well under their twelve-month rate is drifting, and that is a call to make this week rather than a renewal to lose next quarter. Licence expirations, disciplinary filings and new permits on those accounts arrive in one email each morning, ranked by what needs a decision. The same email tells you what your book is missing: how many contractors pulled two or more permits in your zips in the last ninety days, how many of them you track, and the busiest ones you do not.
What does Plumb Intelligence do for a building-materials supplier?+
It turns every permit across the Arizona jurisdictions we cover into a daily call list for your reps: who just pulled a permit in your territory, which of your accounts is slowing down, and which new contractors to get to first — each fused with the contractor’s ROC license, the property owner, and recent sales.
Can I check a contractor’s credit risk before extending terms?+
Yes. Every contractor is matched to the Arizona ROC roster, so you can see license status, classification, expiration, and disciplinary history, and cross-check the unlicensed-violator list — the standing-and-fraud signals you want before you open a net-30 account.
Can I segment contractors and export them to my CRM?+
Filter the roster by trade, permit volume, and the zips you cover, then work the list in-app or export it. Mark a lead “Contacted” and it can sync to HubSpot. Each rep gets their own territory, saved searches, and morning digest under one team bill.
Which trades and territories does it cover?+
Every permit type across 24 Arizona cities daily — residential, commercial, solar, pools, and more — plus Maricopa County and the statewide AZ ROC roster. If you sell in one of the Arizona jurisdictions we cover, your territory is in — check the live coverage board for your market.
How is this different from Shovels, ConstructConnect, or Construction Monitor?+
Those are national tools. In Arizona they typically refresh less often, and none fuse the permit with the contractor’s AZ ROC license status, disciplinary history, and the unlicensed-violator list. Plumb Intelligence is Arizona-deep: daily permits, the full ROC roster, and owner/parcel data across Maricopa, Pima, and Yuma counties in one record — built for vetting a contractor before you extend terms, not just for a lead list.
What’s the license-to-permit ratio, and why does it matter to a supplier?+
It’s the number of active AZ ROC licenses in a trade compared to the permits actually being pulled in that trade, by city. It tells you where demand is outrunning the contractor base (a sellers’ market for your product) and where it’s saturated — a planning signal you can’t get from a raw lead feed.
Do you cover my specific product category?+
We cover nine supplier verticals — lumber and building materials, electrical, plumbing and PVF, HVAC, roofing, concrete and masonry, pool and spa, solar, and windows and doors — each mapped to the permit types that signal demand for it. If you sell into Arizona construction, your category is almost certainly covered.
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