New residential builds, home additions, basement-suite conversions, and commercial mechanical permits all require furnace, heat-pump, A/C, and HRV rough-ins — often with the general contractor named right on the permit. PermitBeat reads every permit Toronto issues and sends the hvac jobs to one hvac company in Toronto every Monday at 7am — not a shared dashboard, not a national platform.
Get the free sample| Permit type | Last 90 days | Why it's a lead |
|---|---|---|
| Home addition | 752 | A major addition — new space that needs full build-out and finishing. |
| HVAC / mechanical work | 653 | Mechanical/HVAC work permitted at this address. |
| New home build | 366 | A brand-new home under construction — every finishing trade gets hired on these. |
| Duplex / basement-suite conversion | 126 | A duplex/basement-suite conversion — a full secondary-unit build-out. |
| Issued | Street | Project | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-23 | Bertha Ave | Duplex / basement-suite conversion Building Permit Related(PS) | — |
| 2026-10-23 | Kingslake Rd | Duplex / basement-suite conversion Building Permit Related(PS) | — |
| 2026-10-23 | Langevin Cres | New home build Building Permit Related(PS) | — |
| 2026-10-23 | Howland Ave | Home addition Building Permit Related(MS) | — |
| 2026-10-23 | York St | HVAC / mechanical work Building Permit Related(MS) | — |
| 2026-10-23 | Van Stassen Blvd | Home addition Building Permit Related(MS) | — |
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Toronto publishes issued building permits through its municipal open-data portal. PermitBeat pulls those records every week, classifies each permit by the trade it creates work for, and emails the hvac list to one hvac company in Toronto every Monday at 7am. In the last 90 days that was 1,897 hvac-relevant permits.
Leads land within about a week of Toronto issuing the permit — early in the project, while the work is still being planned and quoted.
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