Finding work shouldn't be a second job.
You check the city's permit records, scroll through hundreds written in permit-speak and guess which ones mean work. By the time you find a good one, someone may already have called.
One email every weekday morning with only the jobs for your trade, biggest first, with the address and what's being done. Open it, pick your jobs, make your calls.
Searching 30 minutes a day adds up to more than 10 hours a month. We give that time back for $99. That's less than $10 an hour.
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Stop digging for these yourself. Members get the full address, the scope of work and every new permit for their trade, every morning.
Try 3 days freeWe do the searching. You do the work.
Tell us your trade
Pick what you do and the neighborhoods you work in, or the whole city. Takes two minutes.
We search and sort
Every weekday we go through every new Baltimore City permit, keep the ones that mean work for your trade and rank them biggest first.
You get there first
One email lands before your day starts. Each permit says why it's yours. Call, knock or mail a card while the job is fresh.
Get 10+ hours a month back for $99.
- We search every new Baltimore City permit for you, every weekday
- Only the jobs for your trade, in one morning email
- Your neighborhoods, or the whole city
- Full address, job size and scope of work
- A members page to search the last 30 days
- Change your trades or neighborhoods any time
3 days free, no card. You see this week's permits right away, then get the morning email for your next 3 weekdays. If you want to keep it, it's $99 a month.
30-day refund. If it isn't worth it in your first 30 days as a paying member, you get your money back.
Cancel any time. Reply to any email.
See what you missed this week.
You'll see this week's matches right away. Then the new ones every morning for your next 3 weekdays.
Where do the permits come from?
Baltimore City's public permit records on Open Baltimore, the city's open data site. The data is free. We pull it every day, sort it by trade and send you the part that matters to you.
How fresh is it?
The city usually posts a permit within a day or two of issuing it. Each morning's email has every permit for your trade that showed up since your last email.
Which trades do you cover?
Flooring, painting and drywall, cabinets and countertops, blinds, dumpsters and hauling, cleaning, security, fencing and landscaping, pest control, property management, and signs. We picked them from what Baltimore actually permits each week.
Is this the city's permit office?
No. We're not affiliated with the City of Baltimore. To apply for a permit, go to the city's Department of Housing and Community Development.
Do you share people's personal info?
No. We strip names, phone numbers and emails out of permit notes. Members see the address and the scope of work, which are part of the public permit.
What about Baltimore County?
City only for now. Tell us on the form if you want the county.