4200 blk W 12th Ave
Kitsilano · Vancouver
$1.84M
New house + laneway
Harbourline Homes Ltd.
7 permits this year · repeat builder
Every Wednesday we collect new building permits from BC cities, clean them up, keep the ones that match your trade, and send you the jobs inside your radius. Here’s exactly how.
Quick answer
How does PermitRadius work?
PermitRadius collects new building permits from BC municipal records every week, removes personal information, and matches each permit to your trade and service radius. Every Wednesday at 7 a.m. you get an email with the new builds near your yard, the builder behind each one, and a CSV. Plans start at CA$39 a month, locked in for life during early access.
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The dataWe read the building permits BC municipalities publish: open-data portals, weekly permit reports and daily lists. We keep the original record, the permit number and the link back to the source.
If a city asks us not to use its data for outreach, we don’t.
City
Source
Updated
Licence
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FilteringEvery trade has its own rule set: permit types, dwelling types and value thresholds. Landscaping keeps new homes, laneways, multiplexes and big renos. Plumbing and sign permits never make your list.
Mark jobs Won in the portal and the filter gets sharper.
412
Permits issued
118
Match landscaping
29%
Signal, not noise
Surrey, last 30 days · sample data
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Your radiusDrop a pin on your yard and set how far you’ll go, from 5 to 40 km. We measure every permit from that point, so a job across the bridge doesn’t sneak onto your list.
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The portalEvery lead lands in your portal. Mark it Contacted, Quoted or Won, add a note, export a CSV, and on Crew, rank every builder by permits pulled this year.
Your Wednesday email links straight to it.
4200 blk W 12th Ave
Kitsilano · Vancouver
$1.84M
New house + laneway
Harbourline Homes Ltd.
7 permits this year · repeat builder
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PrivacyPermitRadius is built for business-to-business outreach. We strip personal information from every record before it reaches you, and we follow BC’s privacy law (PIPA) and Canada’s anti-spam law (CASL) in everything we send.