Fire protection leads from live permit data.
Every fire-related opportunity in your market — sprinkler, alarm, suppression, kitchen systems, inspections — pulled from public records, scored, and explained.
Finding fire work is a part-time job you didn't sign up for
You hear about projects after they're bid
By the time a job reaches a bid board or a GC's shortlist, the price war has started. The profitable window was weeks earlier, when the permit was filed.
Permit portals weren't built for you
Every city runs a different portal with different search, different fields, and different update schedules. Checking them all by hand costs hours a week.
Most permits are noise
Hundreds of new records a day, and a handful are fire work. Skimming plumbing and fence permits to find one sprinkler job is a bad use of anyone's time.
How PermitTorch finds fire protection work
PermitTorch monitors every active permit and inspection source in your market on a daily cycle and runs each new record through fire-specific classification rules. Sprinkler scope, alarm scope, suppression systems, kitchen hood systems, fire inspections, and code violations each get their own category — everything else is filtered out.
Each fire-related record is then scored 0–100 from named signals: new commercial construction, detected fire scope, filing recency, project value, square footage, and whether a fire contractor is already listed on the permit. You see every signal behind every score.
The result is a ranked feed with the address, permit number, estimated value, a one-line reason it matters, and a link to the official government record — fresh every morning, with an honest last-updated time on every source.
Get free sample leads from your market
We'll email you up to 5 of the highest-scoring opportunities (score 70+) in your market, usually within the hour, then a weekly update — you can opt out from any email.
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