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Who pulled Austin permits Oct 19-25
93 builders on 110 job sites. Free this week: builder, job address, job size and the phone number printed on the permit.
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Every builder who pulled a new-build or renovation permit in Austin, Oct 19 to 25, 2026: 93 builders, 110 job sites, each with the phone number on the permit
Call the builder about a job that fits what you sell. Top 3 builders this week by new-build and renovation permits (Oct 19 to 25, 2026): Hentana Construction LLC (7 permits); Paradigm Commercial, LLC (7 permits); Avery Building Company (6 permits).
Austin builder ranking, last 56 days
Every builder in the list ranked by new-build and renovation permits pulled in the last 56 days, with permit counts and their newest job.
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Aug 31 to Oct 25, 2026. Top 3 preview:
- Clark Wilson Builders INC.35 permitsNewest job: 8920 HILLOCK TER BLDG 1 AUSTIN: New Construction of New Apartments (34436 SF).
- OHT Construction LLC26 permitsNewest job: 8900 W SH 71 AUSTIN: New Construction of Lift Station enclosure (780SF).
- Paradisa Homes, LLC23 permitsNewest job: 2021 SURREY HILL DR AUSTIN: New pool and spa
New Austin jobs and builders, every week
Every Tuesday: this list for the new week, the busiest Austin builders over the last 8 weeks ranked with their phone where the city publishes it, and every other permit the city issued.
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The first 6 of 110 job sites
New homes first, by new square feet- Paradisa Homes, LLC2021 SURREY HILL DR AUSTIN6,797 sq ft new(512) 910-4505
- Milestone Community Builders, LLC10204 EPSILON WAY AUSTIN6,782 sq ft new(512) 686-4986
- GOSSETT & COMPANY LLC1703 MEADOWBROOK DR AUSTIN6,594 sq ft new(512) 842-9904
- Milestone Community Builders, LLC6200 MARSHALL RANCH RD AUSTIN6,346 sq ft new(512) 686-4986
- Sylvan Glade Homes LLC6403 CARY DR AUSTIN5,735 sq ft new(512) 541-5348
- Eppright Homes LLC2505 BARTON HILLS DR AUSTIN5,340 sq ft new(512) 347-9959
Phone shown where the city publishes one. 104 more job sites in the free list. Get it free
How trades use a weekly permit list
Lumber yards and building supply
Rank the builders pulling the most permits. Call or visit the busiest first.
Drywall, flooring, cabinets and paint
On a new home these orders come weeks to months after the permit, so the list reaches the builder early. Many send a flyer, then follow up with a call.
Portable toilets, dumpsters and site services
A job site needs them from the first day. Get the builder's number before the work starts.
Equipment rental and business lenders
A builder starting a large job may need equipment or financing.
A permit is not an order. It tells you who is building, where and how big.
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Austin builder ranking, last 56 days
Every builder in the list ranked by new-build and renovation permits pulled in the last 56 days, with permit counts and their newest job.
USD 19 once. No subscription.
Aug 31 to Oct 25, 2026. Top 3 preview:
- Clark Wilson Builders INC.35 permitsNewest job: 8920 HILLOCK TER BLDG 1 AUSTIN: New Construction of New Apartments (34436 SF).
- OHT Construction LLC26 permitsNewest job: 8900 W SH 71 AUSTIN: New Construction of Lift Station enclosure (780SF).
- Paradisa Homes, LLC23 permitsNewest job: 2021 SURREY HILL DR AUSTIN: New pool and spa
New Austin jobs and builders, every week
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- Every Tuesday: the new week's list
- The busiest Austin builders of the last 8 weeks, ranked, with phones where the city publishes them
- Every permit the city issued: 1,211 for Oct 19 to 25, 2026
Month to month. Cancel any time. First month not useful to you? We refund it in full.
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Data: Austin's own permit records, from its open data portal (data.austintexas.gov), pulled Oct 27, 2026.
Questions
Where does the list come from? Is it official?
From Austin's own permit records on its open data portal (data.austintexas.gov), pulled Oct 27, 2026. Repeat filings of the same job are merged and individual people's names are left out. It is not an official record: check with the city before relying on any row.
Whose phone number is it?
The business phone the contractor filed on the permit, as the city publishes it. Where the city publishes no full number, the row has none.
How fresh is it?
Each list covers 7 full days of permits, pulled 2 days after the last one because cities post permits late. This one: issued Oct 19 to 25, 2026, pulled Oct 27, 2026.
What is in each row?
Each row: builder and phone, job address, what is being built, job size (value, square feet, floors, units where the city gives them), dates, permit status, the builder or owner business, other permits on the same job, and a link to the city's record.
What arrives each week?
Every Tuesday: this list for the new week, the busiest Austin builders over the last 8 weeks ranked with their phone where the city publishes it, and every other permit the city issued.
Can I cancel?
Month to month. Cancel any time. First month not useful to you? We refund it in full. Terms.
What is not included?
No email addresses, no owner names, no search and no alerts. Only Austin's own permit records, not the suburbs.
Why not download the city's file myself?
You can. It lists every filing as its own row. This list merges repeat filings of the same job, keeps the columns that matter and sorts the jobs by size.
This week in Austin
I pulled 1,211 building permits from Austin's city records for Oct 19 to 25, 2026, with the data retrieved on Oct 27, 2026. The free list groups new-build and renovation filings into 110 job sites across 93 builders. These are job sites, not a count of new homes. The dated issue window above is the week this page covers.
How suppliers use Austin permit data
I organize Austin permit data so a supplier or subcontractor can review the recorded work and job address before deciding whether a project fits their trade. Start with the scope of work, then compare the listed size where the city provides it. Check the original city record before relying on a row. I leave out individual people's names; business details appear only where the source provides them. A permit does not mean a builder needs another supplier, has an open bid, or wants a sales call. This list covers the city source named below, not surrounding towns. Use the free sample to check whether those records fit your work before paying for a recurring list. I keep the issue dates visible so older records stay identifiable.