Minneapolis
Our current plumbing pilot screens residential additions, remodels, and new construction for possible upcoming plumbing scope.
Every signal still requires permit, timing, and business-context research.
A weekly prospecting starting point for local trade contractors
We screen recent public permits for earlier project signals relevant to your trade and market, then send a short weekly research brief. You verify the timing, decide what fits, and handle your own outreach.
The difference
Public permit records can be scattered and time-consuming to review. FieldBrief narrows recent activity into a trade-specific weekly brief, giving you a repeatable place to start. It is research support—not a list of unassigned jobs, guaranteed work, or a service that contacts prospects for you.
Source coverage
Availability and fields vary by city. Ask for a current sample before choosing a brief.
Our current plumbing pilot screens residential additions, remodels, and new construction for possible upcoming plumbing scope.
Every signal still requires permit, timing, and business-context research.Express permits, renovation and alteration, new construction, demolition, and all-permits briefs.
Permit details depend on what the city publishes.Roofing, demolition, new construction, additions and remodels, and all-permits briefs.
Individual names are excluded from our Seattle briefs.Starter pricing
Start with one trade in one market. Confirm current availability with a sample.
For a local contractor testing one focused prospecting lane.
For teams reviewing multiple available trade categories in one market.
Request a market and brief format for a feasibility review before we confirm coverage.
Request a sample
Tell us your trade and market. We will confirm current coverage and send a matching sample when available. The brief helps you investigate project signals; it does not prove that work is unassigned or open to bid, guarantee work, or perform outreach on your behalf.