Chicago HVAC construction opportunities
Mechanical work on Chicago construction sites, as named on the building permit: heating, cooling, ventilation, rooftop units, boilers. Related filings at one address are one opportunity, not a stack of disconnected rows.
133 opportunities · $233M estimated value
View HVAC opportunitiesHow we tag HVAC work
HVAC tags come from the City of Chicago building permit record: mechanical, heating, cooling, ventilation, rooftop unit, boiler, and similar language in the type or description. A site can carry more than one trade when the permits support it. The tag is a pursuit filter, not a guarantee that the owner is bidding mechanical work today.
Scoring and grouping are the same for every trade. Read the pipeline on Methodology.
Highest-scoring HVAC projects
$7.6M
99
High Opportunity
$2.2M
99
High Opportunity
$22M
99
High Opportunity
$10M
99
High Opportunity
$6.7M
99
High Opportunity
$1.2M
97
High Opportunity
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Frequently asked questions
3 questions
- How does FieldFlowHub identify HVAC construction opportunities?
- From the public permit. If the City of Chicago permit type or work description indicates mechanical, heating, cooling, or ventilation scope, the grouped site is tagged HVAC. We do not invent a mechanical bid from an unrelated renovation.
- Does an HVAC tag mean the project needs a mechanical contractor?
- It means the public record shows HVAC-related scope. It is not a lead, an invitation to bid, or proof that the owner is looking for a contractor. Use the project page (permits, stage, and score signals) before you spend time on a call.
- What source feeds the Chicago HVAC list?
- City of Chicago Building Permits open data, grouped into site-level opportunities and scored from evidenced signals only. Mechanical language in the type or description is what puts a site on this list. Each project still shows its source and retrieval date.