Building Permits Scraper · Fort Worth, TX

Fort Worth building permit data, straight from Fort Worth Open Data (ArcGIS)

Every building permit Fort Worth publishes — pulled from the official Fort Worth Open Data (ArcGIS) ArcGIS API, normalized to one clean schema, delivered as JSON, CSV, or Excel. Filter by trade, project value, and date. Fort Worth's raw dataset mixes applications with issued permits — the actor filters to issued-only so you never pay for a permit that doesn't exist yet.

What Fort Worth publishes on each permit

• ✓ Permit number, type, status, date
• ✓ Street address + coordinates
• ✓ Work description
• ✓ Project valuation
• — Contractor name
• — Contractor phone
• ✓ Owner name

Who uses Fort Worth permit leads

Roofing, solar, HVAC, electrical, and plumbing contractors prospecting active projects; remodelers and GCs tracking competitors; building-product suppliers; real-estate investors and analysts watching Fort Worth construction activity.

FAQ

Where does Fort Worth permit data come from?

Directly from Fort Worth Open Data (ArcGIS) (ArcGIS), the official government open-data source. No HTML scraping, no anti-bot games — the data is published by the government for public reuse.

How do I get new Fort Worth permits every day?

Schedule the actor daily on Apify with only-new-results mode on. It remembers the newest permit it has seen and returns only newer ones — a self-updating lead feed to Google Sheets, webhook, or CRM.

Can I filter to my trade?

Yes — built-in filters for roofing, solar, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and remodel, plus minimum project value and custom keywords.

How much does it cost?

$0.03 per permit returned. No subscription, no minimum. A daily feed of 50 new permits costs $1.50/day.

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