Every newly issued swimming pool or hot-tub permit identifies a brand-new pool owner who will need seasonal opening, closing, water chemistry, and equipment maintenance from season one. PermitBeat reads every permit Waterloo issues and sends the pool service jobs to one pool service company in Waterloo 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 |
|---|---|---|
| New swimming pool | 2 | A brand-new pool owner who'll need opening, closing and maintenance every season. |
| Issued | Street | Project | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-23 | Cardinal Cres S | New swimming pool New | $30K |
| 2026-08-18 | Mcdougall Rd | New swimming pool New | $25K |
Full addresses, every lead, and print-ready letters go to the Waterloo pool service subscriber only.
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Waterloo 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 pool service list to one pool service company in Waterloo every Monday at 7am. In the last 90 days that was 2 pool service-relevant permits.
Leads land within about a week of Waterloo issuing the permit — early in the project, while the work is still being planned and quoted.
Yes. PermitBeat sells the Waterloo, ON pool service list to exactly one pool service company. If the territory is taken, new inquiries go on a waitlist.
Property address, plain-language project type, permitted job value where the city publishes it, timing guidance, and a print-ready letter addressed to the property. No homeowner personal information is collected or sold.
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