4331 Canoas Dr
Contractor of record
LED ES Electric · (512) 497-9275
New pool — the permit itself notes a required enclosure. This is a fence job with a deadline.
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Austin's newest permit batch — Friday, November 06: 34 permits matched our trades (fence · solar & gutters · dumpster, concrete & final clean).
Straight from that batch — real Austin permits:
Contractor of record
LED ES Electric · (512) 497-9275
New pool — the permit itself notes a required enclosure. This is a fence job with a deadline.
Contractor of record
Bethea Electric · (512) 787-9726
New pool + spa build — backyard project just broke ground; fence work follows the pool shell.
Contractor of record
Blackburn Construction, Inc. · (972) 213-4072
New multi-family build — phased roll-off service for the whole project, big flatwork pours, and unit-by-unit final cleans at completion.
Contractor of record
Xenon's & More Plumbing · (512) 563-3548
Demolition permitted — a dumpster is the first thing that lands on this site, before anything else happens. Call today, not this week.
Contractor of record
Carson Goolsby · (469) 617-1110
New commercial build — long-duration dumpster service from day one, structural concrete, and a large final-clean contract at handover.
Contractor of record
Jessi's Plumbers · (512) 557-9637
Demolition permitted — a dumpster is the first thing that lands on this site, before anything else happens. Call today, not this week.
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A pool permit means a fence is needed within weeks. A reroof means gutters and a solar conversation. A new build means dumpsters, concrete, and a final clean. Most permit services hand you a portal full of raw rows and call it leads. We send the short list instead — only the permits that turn into your trade's work, each with the reason it's yours to win.
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Pool permits + new construction, filtered to your ZIPs.
True reroofs (tear-off & replacement only — no noise) + new solar installs.
New construction + demolitions, ranked by start date and job value.
Contractor of record
LED ES Electric · (512) 497-9275
Pool project active (trade permit filed) — pool work is underway at this address now.
Contractor of record
PK Plumbing · (512) 966-8936
New pool + spa build — backyard project just broke ground; fence work follows the pool shell.
Contractor of record
Local Plumbing Service-DBA Crow's Plumbing Service · (512) 837-8034
Pool project active (trade permit filed) — pool work is underway at this address now.
Contractor of record
ATX Clima LLC · (512) 840-8112
New pool with heater/autofill on the permit — a bigger backyard build, and the enclosure is required before the pool is usable.
Contractor of record
Flintco LLC · (512) 822-7387
New commercial build — site/perimeter fencing is typically scoped at the start.
Real rows from the City of Austin issued-permit feed, week of Nov 2 – Nov 8, 2026. A full week for this fence subscriber carried 47 pool projects and 60 new builds.
Contractor of record
FFR Solutions, LLC · (512) 975-1599
Commercial/low-slope reroof — membrane, edge metal, and drainage are being reworked right now; that is gutter and drainage scope on a signed job.
Contractor of record
Quick Roofing LLC · (817) 477-0999
Commercial reroof — big roofline, big gutter runs, and an owner already spending on the building.
Contractor of record
512 Solar, LLC · (512) 934-7478
7.92 kW rooftop solar + battery storage permitted — a homeowner investing heavily in the house, on a roof that just passed inspection for a 25-year array.
Real rows from the City of Austin issued-permit feed, week of Nov 2 – Nov 8, 2026. That week's solar & gutter brief carried 22 true reroofs and 14 solar installs.
Contractor of record
Navcon Group, LLC · (512) 531-2800
New commercial build — long-duration dumpster service from day one, structural concrete, and a large final-clean contract at handover.
Contractor of record
Hoch Construction LLC.(MAIN) · (832) 309-3937
New two-family build — one builder, two units: dumpster at demo/framing, concrete at foundation and drives, two final cleans at the end.
Contractor of record
Custom Homes Development · (512) 825-4443
Demolition permitted — a dumpster is the first thing that lands on this site, before anything else happens. Call today, not this week.
Real rows from the City of Austin issued-permit feed, week of Nov 2 – Nov 8, 2026. That week's brief carried 60 new builds and 18 demolitions.
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