For portable restroom operators
You sank $60K into trucks and units. Don't let one sit idle.
Buildout Radar emails you every new construction permit in your county at 6 AM — ranked for portable-restroom demand, with the site address and a link to the public permit record. Call the foreman before the trailer arrives. Public records, filtered and ranked. Not a lead broker, no per-lead fees.
Public records · Never per lead · Month-to-month
Card up front, no charge for 14 days. Cancel in one click — and we email you before it ever renews.
New 4-story medical office building, 62,000 sq ft
Maricopa County, AZ · Permit 2026-118374-BP · Issued Jul 11, 2026
$18.2M reported valuation
Why it matches
New commercial construction needs a unit on site from day one — and billed monthly until the build tops out.
Service window: place now → ~12–18 months (estimate)
View source permit record →
Representative example. Facts from public records; score and timing are labeled estimates.
One unit, on site from day one — and billed every month until the build tops out.
“leveraging job boards, social media marketing, online advertising tools – you name it”
The math
One placement can out-earn a full year of the tool.
A construction unit rents for roughly $125–$225 per month, and it recurs every month the site is open. Across a 12-month build that's $1,500–$2,700 of recurring revenue — from one placement, one time.
Buildout Radar is $99/month. One unit covers more than a year of the subscription, and unlike the other trades we serve, your revenue recurs monthly for the life of the build. The pitch and the product are the same shape: a subscription that pays you back on a subscription.
You already spent $60K–$120K on trucks and units before earning a dollar. Every idle unit is stranded capital. The job isn't finding more advertising — it's knowing which site opens next.
The numbers
- Construction rate / unit / month
- $125–$225
- Route capacity per technician
- ~100–120 units
- Per-unit margin
- 50–60%
- US industry — largest share
- < 5%
Your competition is cold-calling foremen off Craigslist
The category's dominant software vendor tells operators to find contracts on job boards and social media. Permits — the record of every site about to open — aren't mentioned once. The job is the same one you already do: call the foreman. We just tell you which foreman, and when.
Construction contracts are the fix for event-season swings
Event rentals boom and bust. A construction placement bills the same amount every month for the length of the build — steady, recurring revenue that smooths the feast-and-famine. Lead with consistency, not volume.
This isn’t Angi
You’ve been burned by lead vendors. So has everyone you know.
Buildout Radar is built as the opposite of the thing that wronged you. Every grievance in an Angi, HomeAdvisor, or Dodge contract is deliberately absent from ours.
What you’re used to
Buildout Radar
You pay per lead — even the fake ones, even the wrong trade
Flat monthly. Never per lead.
The same lead is sold to four of your competitors
We don't sell leads at all — flat monthly for the public record.
Bad numbers, no answer, “services you don't even offer”
Real public permit records — with a link to the source document
12-month contracts and a 35% cancellation fee
Month-to-month. Cancel in one click.
No trial — pay first, find out later
14-day free trial — see it work before your card is charged
Demand they manufactured by cold-calling “customers”
Permits are filed by the contractor. Real projects, already funded.
How it works
The filtering and the ranking — done. You just make the call.
Pick your county and your trade
Enter any U.S. city, county, ZIP, or radius. We resolve it against verified public permit sources before you ever pay — if it's not covered yet, you request it free and you're not charged.
We pull every new permit, daily, and rank it
Each new permit is scored for your specific service, with a plain-English reason it matches and the estimated service window. Every opportunity links straight to its public source record.
You get the shortlist at 6 AM
A daily digest (or instant alerts) with the addresses worth a call — so you reach the foreman before the site is even set up. Not a database to go dig through. The shortlist, delivered.
Timing
“By the time it’s permitted, the subs are chosen.” True — for someone else’s business.
That objection is about plumbers, electricians, and HVAC — the MEP subs picked at design. You’re not an MEP sub. A dumpster or a portable restroom is sourced when the site opens. Landscaping and final cleaning are months out. You’re early, not late.
| Your trade | When you’re needed | Lead time from permit |
|---|---|---|
| Dumpsters | Day one — demolition | Days |
| Portable restrooms | Day one, then monthly for the whole build | Days, then recurring |
| Landscaping | Final phase | Months |
| Post-construction cleaning | Final phase | Months |
14-day free trial
See every ranked permit for your county for two weeks before your card is charged. Card up front — no charge today.
Never per lead
We don't sell leads — flat monthly for public records. We have no incentive to blast your job around.
Month-to-month
No contract, no cancellation fee. We remind you before it renews. Cancel in one click.
Coverage is verified, not promised
Enter any U.S. area and we check it against a registry of verified, currently-fresh permit sources before checkout is enabled. If your area isn’t covered yet, you file a free coverage request — you’re never charged for an area we can’t actually serve, and we never claim coverage a source hasn’t passed live checks for.
Straight answers
The objections you’re already thinking
- Isn't this just another lead vendor?
- No. It's public permit records — the filings for real, funded projects — filtered and ranked for portable-restroom demand and delivered. No per-lead billing, and no job here is ever packaged and resold. Every opportunity links to the government source record.
- Aren't the units already ordered by the time it's permitted?
- No — that's the MEP-sub objection (plumbers, electricians), and it doesn't apply to you. A portable restroom is sourced when the site opens, which is right around permit issuance. You're early.
- Permits are public. Why pay?
- Because filtering them is the work. Pulling every permit and figuring out which sites actually need a unit is hours a week per county. You're paying for the filtering and the ranking, delivered as a 6 AM shortlist.
- Won't everyone in my county see the same permits?
- Anyone who subscribes in your county sees the same public records — that's the nature of permits, and we won't pretend otherwise. The difference from a lead site: your job is never packaged and sold per lead. Your edge is the 6 AM head start and the ranking that tells you which foreman to call first.
- What if my county isn't covered?
- Enter it and find out. Checkout only opens when a verified permit source covers your area and is currently fresh. If it isn't yet, you file a free coverage request and you're not charged.
See which sites open next in your county.
Every new construction permit, ranked for portable-restroom demand, at 6 AM. One placement can cover the year — start with a 14-day free trial, month-to-month after.
Card up front · no charge for 14 days · cancel in one click