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What is one month of Austin HVAC permits worth to your shop?

Plug in your own numbers. We supply the real permit volume from City of Austin open data; you supply the job value and close rate. The math is shown line by line below.

1,002 HVAC-related permits issued, last 30 days
3,147 last 90 days
2026-11-11 newest permit in the feed

Counts are permits issued 2026-10-13 to 2026-11-11 (30 days) and 2026-08-14 to 2026-11-11 (90 days), City of Austin Issued Construction Permits (dataset 3syk-w9eu): every mechanical (MP) permit plus HVAC-keyword matches, excluding withdrawn and void permits. Last pulled Nov 13, 2026, 6:00 AM ET.

Your assumptions

Starting values are placeholders, not Wynnlo results. Replace them with your shop's real numbers.

Default $5,000. Use your own average ticket. Default 2%. Deliberately conservative; see the note below. Default 50. Capped at the real 30-day count for the area you picked. Default 35%. Used to compare profit, not revenue, to the plan cost.

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Estimated monthly outcome

1.0extra jobs / month
$5,000revenue / month
$60,000revenue / year
$1,750gross profit / month

1 job a month covers the $149/month plan, which at your close rate means working about 50 permits.

After the plan, estimated gross profit is $1,601 a month.

The math

  1. Permits worked: 50 (of 1,002 issued in 30 days)
  2. Jobs = 50 × 2% = 1.00
  3. Revenue = 1.00 × $5,000 = $5,000 / month, × 12 = $60,000 / year
  4. Gross profit = revenue × 35% = $1,750 / month
  5. Break-even = $149 ÷ ($5,000 × 35%) rounded up = 1 job(s)

Read this before you trust the number

These are estimates based on the inputs you enter, not a guarantee of jobs, revenue, or profit. Wynnlo has no customer results to report yet, so nothing on this page is drawn from past subscribers.

A City of Austin mechanical permit is usually pulled by the contractor already hired for that job, so a permit is not an open bid. Shops get value from the feed in other ways: new-construction and builder relationships, follow-up offers to recently permitted addresses (maintenance agreements, add-ons, duct and air-quality work), distributor sales into active jobs, and seeing which competitors are busy in which ZIPs. Use the close rate that kind of outreach really produces for you. Follow telemarketing, do-not-call, and privacy rules when you contact anyone.

What was issued in the last 30 days

  • Residential · Change Out377
  • Residential · New197
  • Commercial · Remodel144
  • Commercial · Change Out125
  • Residential · Addition and Remodel79
  • Residential · Repair37

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