PoolSignal
Live sampleCity of Miami pool renovation audience lists built from public permit and parcel records.
View PoolSignalPublic-record data studio
Public-record data products, tested one market at a time.
Permit Labs builds small, focused data products from local public records: permit histories, parcel files, property records, and other civic datasets.
Current product snapshot
PoolSignal
108Ready City of Miami records
232Candidate records reviewed
25Buyer-facing CSV columns
0Ready-rule violations
01Products
One live product, plus custom public-record builds by request.
Permit Labs is intentionally lightweight. We ship a specific sample first, then expand only when the data and buyer demand hold up.
Custom public-record builds
By requestSmall one-off datasets, reports, and CSV workflows for local-market campaigns.
Contact02How it works
A short, deliberate workflow per product.
We do not index every dataset. We pick one signal in one market, build it carefully, and ship something a local operator can inspect.
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Pick a narrow use case
One trade, one geography, one buyer.
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Source public records
Permits, parcels, property files, and civic data.
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Normalize messy local data
Address parsing, parcel joins, and field cleanup.
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Apply conservative QA rules
Hold back unclear records instead of guessing.
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Ship a sample, CSV, or report
Deliverables stay simple and auditable.
03Data quality
Public records are useful, not perfect. We treat them that way.
Outputs are audience-fit signals, not guarantees of property condition or buyer intent.
Source notes and match reasons
Products include source jurisdictions, refresh dates, and why each record matched.
Conservative by default
Weak matches, ambiguous addresses, and unclear records are held back from paid files where possible.
Simple to inspect
Files are designed to open in a spreadsheet and be checked row by row.
No permit filing or compliance work
Permit Labs builds public-record data products. It does not file permits or provide regulatory compliance services.
Have a market or dataset you want tested?
Send the trade, geography, and campaign you are trying to support. If the public records are usable, we will come back with a small sample.