A DALLAS CONTRACTOR RESEARCH PILOT

Find the projects
worth a closer look.

City permits are public. Finding the few that might fit your crew takes time. We're testing a source-linked brief for Dallas patio, deck, and outdoor-living contractors.

Illustration of a pool patio under construction with pavers being laid
Illustrative image. This is not a property from the permit sample.

ONE LIVE DATA CHECK · OCTOBER 24, 2026

What the first 20 records actually showed.

We reviewed the 20 newest Dallas residential pool/spa permits in a recent sample and read their published work descriptions. This is a relevance check, not a list of available jobs.

2named pavers or a surrounding deck
1named a grill area, with surface work unclear
17did not specify hardscape work

Open bids verified: none. That means availability is unknown for all 20; it does not mean no work exists.

A closer look at three records

EXPLICIT SCOPE

Pool, Spa, Pavers

Dallas permit RES-POOL-26-000578 · issued October 22 · ZIP 75244

Published work description: “MCR Pool, Spa, Pavers”

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EXPLICIT SCOPE

Pool with surrounding deck

Dallas permit RES-POOL-26-000597 · issued October 21 · ZIP 75208

Published work description: “MCR Installation of inground gunite pool with surrounding deck”

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POSSIBLE ADJACENT WORK

Pool and grill area

Dallas permit RES-POOL-26-000606 · issued October 22 · ZIP 75214

Published work description: “MCR Construct gunite pool and grill area”

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Source: City of Dallas Building Permits dataset. Work descriptions are quoted from city records; card titles are shortened. Street addresses are omitted here.

HELP SHAPE THE PILOT

Tell us what your crew would actually pursue.

We'll share the 20-record, source-linked sample. Mark the permits you would investigate—or tell us why the timing or description makes them unusable. Your feedback will decide whether a recurring brief is worth building.

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The first sample is free. A paid brief would be discussed only after contractors find the information useful.

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Review the permit description and source record.

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Mark work that fits your trade and service area.

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Tell us whether you'd spend time following up.

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