Construction Monitor is the industry source for accurate, timely and complete building and solar permit information in the United States. Our construction leads include key project data to help building professionals, general contractors, subcontractors and suppliers to better target and reach new customers.
The Construction Monitor has been invaluable as a tool to find new general contractors to contact. We have been faithful subscribers for a year, and will continue to do so!
I get a TON OF WORK out of the Construction Monitor. Each week I will mail about 50 flyers to permit holders within 10 to 15 miles from my office and 5 to 10 will call me. Sometimes I get so busy I don't have a chance to mail flyers from the new lists each week but I always know I have an incredible system for finding new projects if work should ever slow down. Thanks for your great service!
You do have a raving fan here. I look at the Construction Monitor every week and it has been a wonderful lead generator for me. So, you are guys are doing a great job.
Before the Construction Monitor came along, I used to spend hours of my time going to the city halls and collecting the building permit information myself. With the Construction Monitor, freeing up my time and giving me building permit information from several more cities I was able take my business from $100,000 to $2,200,000 gross annual income practically overnight. I do not even bother to advertise in the yellow pages anymore! I get an amazing 30% response from my mailers which I select from the Construction Monitor list each week. I find it very important to reply immediately to those who call in response to my flyer and find price is not nearly an issue as service and quality. I highly recommend the Construction Monitor to anyone who is involved in the construction industry!
My field auditors depend on information published in the Construction Monitor to investigate alleged uninsured construction contractors in Montana. As the Uninsured Employers' Fund, it is our job to bring employers into compliance with the Workers' Compensation statutes of Montana. Checking the Construction Monitor as a resource helps us do that job.
Dept Of Labor & Ind Employment,
Cathy Brown Kummer,
