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Who Radar Mountain is for.

Radar Mountain turns public building-permit, property, and storm data into a list of people who are about to spend money on exactly what you sell. Find your line of work below and see the specific layers that put jobs in front of you — and what they're worth.

Tap any trade to expand. Every plan sees every layer — you just filter the map to the ones that make you money.

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Cabinet, countertop, flooring & finish trades
Get the builder's number the week your trade gets bought.

What you see

  • Every new-construction & rehab permit in your ZIPs, live
  • Each site scored by your trade's buying window (cabinets land ~4–8 months after permit)
  • The builder's name and phone, with a ready-to-copy call list
  • Pipeline tracking: mark contacted / quoted / won right on the map

How it pays

Stop guessing which framed-up house is ready for your quote. Radar Mountain tells you which builders are entering your window this week, with the phone number attached — so you call before the other three shops do.One won kitchen package ≈ $12k — pays for a year 10× over

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Roofers
Every hail zone and aging roof in the county — before your competitor knocks.

What you see

  • NOAA hail swaths (1″+), colored by size, 24 months back
  • Reroof & storm-damage permits as their own live layer
  • Every home in the 20–30-year roof-replacement window
  • Storm-opportunity flag: neighborhoods hit by hail with no roofing permit filed yet

How it pays

The morning after a storm you open a canvassing map, not a windshield survey — and you go straight to the streets that got hit but haven't been worked. Everyone else is still driving around looking.A single re-roof runs $15–25k — one storm can be your best month

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Siding & window installers
Filter to the exact homes wearing what you replace.

What you see

  • Aging-home layer tagged with exterior material (vinyl, brick, stucco), square footage, and year built
  • Storm & hail zones (wind and hail wreck siding and windows too)
  • Reroof / siding and storm-damage permits

How it pays

Target the 1990s–2000s vinyl-sided homes that are actually due — or the storm-hit streets — instead of blanketing a whole ZIP with door-hangers. Pre-read the square footage for a ballpark before you ever knock.A full re-side or window job: $10–30k

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HVAC companies
Systems age with the house — here's every house at the age they fail.

What you see

  • New-construction permits (new installs, before the GC calls someone else)
  • Rehab & addition permits (system swaps and adds)
  • Aging-home layer — 20–25-year-old stock whose original systems are due, with square footage

How it pays

Replacement calls don't have to wait for a July breakdown. Farm the neighborhoods statistically due for a new system, and win the install on new builds while they're still framing.A changeout is $8–15k; new-build installs stack up fast

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Restoration & repair (fire / water / storm)
Damaged properties surface the day the permit posts.

What you see

  • Fire-damage, storm-damage, and water-damage permits as their own live layers
  • Hail history to anticipate where the next wave of claims lands
  • The contractor already on file where the permit lists one

How it pays

Reach owners with a real address the moment a damage permit posts — whether you're bidding the rebuild yourself or subbing a piece of it. These are jobs that have to happen.Fire & major water rebuilds routinely run $50k+

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Pool builders & landscapers
Every pool and big outdoor project, permitted and mapped.

What you see

  • Pool, deck, patio, and addition permits with construction value
  • Mapped by neighborhood, with the homeowner's contractor/contact where available

How it pays

A permitted pool means a homeowner already committing six figures to their yard — the warmest possible lead for hardscape, landscaping, fencing, lighting, and outdoor-living add-ons that the pool crew won't touch.Landscape & hardscape add-ons: $15–60k per yard

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General contractors & builders
See every competitor's move — and find your next sub.

What you see

  • All new-construction and rehab activity by company and volume — who's scaling, who's dormant, who's building in your ZIP
  • The same trade-timed sub list your competitors wish they had
  • Teardown & demolition signals (a lot about to open up)

How it pays

A live competitive map for bidding and land decisions, plus a sourcing list of active subs by trade. Know the market instead of guessing it — and never get surprised by who's moving into your territory.Better bids and faster subs on every project

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Real estate agents
Tomorrow's listings are being permitted today.

What you see

  • New-construction and teardown/rebuild permits — future inventory before it lists
  • Builder activity by neighborhood (where the new product is coming)
  • Aging-housing and turnover signals for farming and make-ready conversations

How it pays

Farm the streets where builders are active and homes are turning, and get to new construction before the listing sign goes up. Bring a builder a buyer, or a seller a plan — from data nobody else on the MLS is watching.One extra transaction dwarfs a year of the subscription

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Insurance agents
New homes and new owners need a policy — reach them first.

What you see

  • New-construction permits — new homes that need a policy the day they close
  • Storm-damage and hail zones for coverage reviews and claim-driven conversations
  • Rebuild and renovation activity (replacement-cost changes)

How it pays

Get in front of new homeowners at the exact moment they need coverage, and open storm-area conversations about deductibles and replacement value before renewal season — while the memory of the last hail is fresh.Every new policy is recurring premium for years

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