Chicago plumbing construction opportunities
Water, sewer, drain, and fixture work in Chicago, tagged from the permit type and work description. Related filings at the same address are grouped so a plumber sees the site, not six unconnected rows.
407 opportunities · $632M estimated value
View Plumbing opportunitiesHow we tag Plumbing work
Plumbing tags follow permit type and description language for water, sewer, drain, fixture, and related piping. Sprinkler and standpipe records stay on fire protection when that is what the permit says. A site may also be tagged HVAC or electrical when those trades appear in the same public record set.
Scoring and grouping are the same for every trade. Read the pipeline on Methodology.
Highest-scoring Plumbing projects
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$33M
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Frequently asked questions
3 questions
- How does FieldFlowHub identify plumbing construction opportunities?
- From the public permit. Water, sewer, drain, fixture, and related piping language in the City of Chicago permit type or description tags the grouped site as plumbing. We do not infer plumbing work from a permit that never mentions it.
- Are fire sprinkler permits listed as plumbing?
- Not automatically. When the permit is clearly fire protection (sprinkler, standpipe, fire pump), it is tagged that way. A site can still show both trades if separate permits support both.
- Is the Chicago plumbing list a lead marketplace?
- No. It is City of Chicago Building Permits open data, grouped into site-level opportunities. Source and retrieval date stay on every project. Water and piping language tags plumbing; sprinkler language does not.