How we score construction opportunities
FieldFlowHub does not sell leads. It turns public construction records into project intelligence a contractor can use to decide what to pursue.
The pipeline
The Opportunity repository remains the source of truth. Construction projects are grouped Opportunity records, not a second database.
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Collect
Construction permits, planning records, property information, and related public data from official open-data sources.
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Normalize
Standardize inconsistent municipal and public records into the existing Opportunity schema. Source and retrieval date stay attached to every record.
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Connect
Associate permits, properties, and project activity at the same site. Related records become one construction opportunity, not six unrelated rows.
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Identify projects
Group by parcel when a PIN is present, otherwise by normalized address. A project is the construction activity; an opportunity is the sales potential of that project.
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Score opportunities
Evaluate evidenced signals only: value, recency, stage, trade relevance, building size, and related permit activity. Missing data is omitted, not invented.
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Surface intelligence
Present the highest-value opportunities to contractors with filters, permit records, and the signals behind each score.
What the score is
Opportunity score estimates how attractive a project appears as a potential sales opportunity. It is not a building quality rating, a contractor review, or a guarantee that work is available.
What we do not claim
- No invented owner, developer, or contractor contacts.
- No exclusive-lead framing or paid marketplace packaging.
- No stage or score reasoning that the source data cannot support.
Required source disclaimer and what we copy from public records: Data terms.
See the Chicago opportunity list
Filter construction projects by trade, value, and stage. Open any project for permits and score signals.