For Washington commercial HVAC & mechanical contractors
The commercial jobs that fit your shop, before they're bid.
Seattle logs about 550 new permit filings a week. We go through every one, track status changes on active projects, and send you only the commercial jobs in plan review with real HVAC or mechanical scope, filtered to the job sizes and building types you bid and tuned to the work your company already does.
Build my list: 2 weeks free$79 a month after a 2-week trial. No card to start, cancel any time.
Built Around Your Shop
- 1. Tell us what you chaseA two-minute form: the job sizes worth your time, the building types you work in, and the kind of mechanical work you want.
- 2. We look at your track recordWe pull the commercial mechanical permits your company has filed in Seattle from public City records: the buildings, the job sizes, the kind of work.
- 3. We read every filing, every nightNew building, mechanical and electrical permits, plus status changes on projects already in review. We keep the commercial jobs where the City's own description shows mechanical work and that fit your profile.
- 4. Your list arrives MondayEach project with its scope, value, stage, address, permit number and a link to the City's record. Reply any time and we'll adjust it.
This Week's Preview
Tenant improvement / alteration: civic or community building
Tenant improvement / alteration: healthcare facility
Tenant improvement / alteration: commercial building
New building: multifamily residential, 192 units
Tenant improvement / alteration: laboratory space
A permit isn't an invitation to bid. It tells you which projects are coming and who to call before the mechanical package is priced.
What You Get for $79 a Month
$79 / month, founding price held for 12 months
- One email every Monday with the week's matching projects
- Tuned to your shop: your job sizes, building types and permit history
- Full details: City scope description, declared value, stage, address and permit number
- A direct link to every project's official City record
- Updates when a project you've seen changes status
- Every item checked against the official record; Ryan approves every list
- 2-week free trial, no card needed, nothing charged automatically
- Month to month, no contract: cancel any time
From Ryan
I'm Ryan Smith, and I run ProjectSignal from Spokane. The City of Seattle publishes every commercial building permit, including the ones that say "mechanical included", but nobody running a mechanical shop has time to read hundreds of filings a week.
So the list does the reading. Each item is checked against the City's official record, and I approve every list before it goes out. If something on yours isn't worth your time, reply and tell me; that's how it gets better.
The Details
- CoverageA Washington company serving Washington contractors. We cover the City of Seattle today, with more Washington cities planned.
- Where it comes fromCity of Seattle permit records, published by the City and updated daily.
- What it isn'tNot a bid board, and we don't sell owner or contractor contact lists.
- Questionsryan@projectsignalhq.com