CLEVELAND · 1.25M POPULATION
ROOF10X Permit Intel covers every roofing permit issued by Cuyahoga County Department of Public Works. We index 16,400 permits a year, score them by intent, and resolve owner contact data so your reps in Cleveland are calling real homeowners with real projects in flight.
Continuous scrape of Cuyahoga County Department of Public Works — every new roofing permit indexed within 24 hours of filing.
Each permit scored by intent: re-roof, repair, new construction, insurance claim. Filter your Cleveland pipeline to only the calls worth making.
Phone, email, and mailing address resolved against parcel data. No more cold-calling random LLCs.
Median time from permit filing to indexed-in-your-CRM is under 6 hours. P95 inside 24 hours, even during Ohio's peak storm season.
Cuyahoga County files roughly 16,400roofing permits per year — that’s about 1,367 per month on average. Against 920 licensed roofing contractors in the county, the work-to-shop ratio comes out to ~18 permits per contractor per year (opportunity-rich for new entrants). Cuyahoga County accounts for 34.9% of Ohio’s tracked permit volume across 3 ROOF10X-covered counties — ranked #2 of 3 in Ohio by filing volume.
Peak filing month for Cuyahoga County is JUN at roughly 2,187 permits — 433% higher than the JAN trough of 410. Shops staffed for the JUN peak typically run lean from DEC-JAN unless they cross-sell into the storm-tracker pipeline.
All roofing permits in Cuyahoga County are issued through Cuyahoga County Department of Public Works. ROOF10X indexes their public records inside 24 hours — median freshness in the pipeline is under 6 hours from filing to your CRM, with owner skiptrace and intent scoring pre-attached.
Cuyahoga County is an opportunity-rich market — well above the national median of ~10 permits per licensed contractor. New entrants with fast skiptrace can compete on speed-to-driveway rather than ad spend.
Live in your workspace inside ten minutes — pre-loaded with the last 90 days of Cuyahoga County permits, owner skiptrace, and intent scoring.
