After the Permit

126 new Minneapolis HVAC permits this week, for the work after the install

A free weekly email of new Minneapolis home furnace, AC and heat pump permits from public city records.

Free. One email a week with Minneapolis home mechanical permits: street address, owner name when listed, tagged heating / cooling / heat pump.

Searching "HVAC leads" usually means buying shared leads that cost a lot and go cold fast. These permits show which homes just got new equipment. That is the moment the homeowner thinks about dust, cold rooms and bills.

These are public permit records from the City of Minneapolis. They are not exclusive or sold leads, and no homeowner asked for a quote. Phone numbers are not in the permit data. We are not affiliated with the City of Minneapolis.

What you get

Each permit: street address, owner name when the record lists it, permit date, neighborhood, the work description, and a heating / cooling / heat pump tag. Sent every Monday morning.

Sample from the last 7 days

IssuedNeighborhoodTypeWork description
2026-10-23HaleHeatingFinishing unfinished basement. Adding 4 new supply branches (1 bed, 1 bath, 2 living) and 3 new returns (1 bed
2026-10-23Bryn MawrHeatingFurnace and AC replacement
2026-10-23Linden HillsHeatingReplace furnace with Carrier 59SC2080M17-16 95% 80M000 BTU'S
2026-10-23FolwellHeatingReplace furnace
2026-10-23HoweHeatingFURNACE REPLACEMENT

Public records, Minneapolis only. Street address and owner name (when the record lists it) are in the subscriber email, not on this page. See the full week →

Who it's for, and who it's not for

For: duct cleaning, indoor air quality, and insulation / air sealing contractors who offer the next step after a new system goes in.

Not for: HVAC installers looking for install jobs. The install on these permits is already done or underway.

Common questions

Are these HVAC installation leads?

No. The install is already permitted. The list is for duct, IAQ and insulation contractors who offer the next step.

Are they exclusive?

No. They're public permit records, pulled, tagged and emailed weekly.

Coverage?

City of Minneapolis only.

How often?

Weekly, Monday morning.

Call or mail?

Mail. Phones aren't in the data, and a short note about their new system reads as helpful.

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Free. One email a week with Minneapolis home mechanical permits: street address, owner name when listed, tagged heating / cooling / heat pump.

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