Los Angeles HVAC leads from new building permits
City data last updated Oct 19 · newest permit Oct 17 · How we source
LADBS publishes permit data weekly, so records are usually 2–9 days behind the issue date.
What the data shows
In the 30 days to October 17, the City of Los Angeles issued 1,609 HVAC permits that match this page, about 73.1 every business day. 353 arrived in the most recent 7 days, up 6% week over week (332 the week before).
The busiest community plan areas were Wilshire (207), Northeast Los Angeles (92), Hollywood (90), South Los Angeles (90) and West Los Angeles (86).
Most of these permits did not report a job value.
By permit type the split was 100% hvac.
Who buys these leads: HVAC contractors, sheet-metal and duct shops, equipment distributors and commercial service-contract sellers.
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Permit types
| Hvac | 1,609 · 100% |
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Questions
What's included in LA HVAC leads?
Every LADBS mechanical permit typed HVAC: heat pumps, furnaces, air handlers, condensers and ductwork, residential and commercial.
Do these include tenant improvements?
Yes, when the HVAC work is filed as its own mechanical permit, which is common for commercial build-outs.
Where do these Los Angeles HVAC leads come from?
From the City of Los Angeles's official open-data portal (Building, Electrical and Mechanical Permits Issued, datasets pi9x-tg5x, ysqd-apz7 and 67is-svtd). See the methodology page for the exact matching rules.
What do subscribers get?
The full address, scope of work, reported job value, permit type and stage for every record, plus a hand-picked call list with an honest opener and a CSV. LADBS does not publish contractor or owner names.
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