Where HVAC demand is growing right now

See which neighborhoods and ZIPs are heating up so you can focus where work is actually happening.

Live data16 cities

Available Markets

HVAC Leads by City

Each city is tracked for permits activity. Click any city for detail.

HVAC Property Types

How permits break down across the two main property categories.

New Construction

Ground-up residential and commercial builds requiring full HVAC system design and installation.

•Residential new builds — central air, ductwork, and zoning
•Commercial tenant build-outs — rooftop units and split systems
•Multi-family developments — centralized vs. individual units
•Mixed-use projects — code-compliant ventilation and exhaust

Retrofit & Repair

System replacements, efficiency upgrades, and emergency repairs in existing buildings.

•Boiler replacements — aging systems in pre-war buildings
•Furnace and heat pump upgrades — energy efficiency incentives
•Emergency no-heat and no-AC calls — seasonal demand spikes
•Commercial refrigeration — restaurants and cold storage

Strategy note: New construction permits signal 6–12 month project timelines. Retrofit demand spikes with seasonal weather shifts.

About HVAC Intelligence

How HVAC Data Works

DemandZones tracks hvac demand signals using official public records — permits, inspections, and municipal filings — across 16 major U.S. cities.

Each city page breaks down activity by area, and each area page shows property-level detail including DemandScores, owner information, and outreach notes. Properties are scored using our DemandScore algorithm, which weighs recency, volume, and property characteristics to surface the most actionable opportunities.

How It Works

How We Organize HVAC Data

Every permit goes through a five-step process before it appears on your dashboard.

Collect Public Data

We pull permits, permits, and inspection records from official city open data portals daily.

Organize by Area

Each permit is geocoded and assigned to a neighborhood, ZIP code, and city area.

Cross-Reference Properties

We match permits to building records — owner name, property type, and history.

Score & Rank

Our DemandScore algorithm scores every property based on recency, volume, and repeat patterns.

Publish Daily

Fresh leads are published to city and area pages every morning before 7 AM ET.

Market Intelligence

Latest HVAC Market Insights

Data-driven analysis of hvac demand across 16 markets.

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Debug Pest Control Creates Director of Operations Role as New York City Pest Control Market Expands Across Multi-State Operations

A regional pest control operator serving New York City and surrounding markets has created a new director-level position to manage operations across three states — a structural signal that mid-sized p

Feb 25, 2026Data-verified

mosquito-controlNew York City

Why Is New York City's Mosquito Control Market So Quiet While Operators Nationwide Race to Test New Cinnamon-Scented Products?

Analyst Summary: On February 23, 2026, Nisus Corporation launched Zone Out Mosquito and Flea — a botanical control product featuring cinnamon-mint scent chemistry — just as New York City enters pre-se

Feb 25, 2026Data-verified

general-pestWashington DC

Behind the NPMA-Nisus Partnership: What Washington-DC Pest Control Operators Need to Know About the Industry's Eco-Shift

The National Pest Management Association's headquarters at 10460 North Street in Fairfax, Virginia — just across the Potomac from DC's dense urban core — houses a trade organization that influences ho

Feb 24, 2026Data-verified

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Frequently Asked Questions

HVAC Data & Intelligence

What is DemandZones HVAC?

DemandZones HVAC tracks real-time demand signals — permits, inspections, and municipal filings — across 16 major U.S. cities. Every data point comes from official public records, updated daily, so you can find and prioritize the best opportunities before your competitors.

How does the DemandScore work?

The DemandScore is our proprietary algorithm that scores every property based on recency of permits, event volume, repeat patterns, and building characteristics. Higher scores mean more actionable opportunities — properties where demand is concentrated and recent.

How much does DemandZones cost?

The Operator plan is $99/month for full access to all cities and verticals — DemandScore rankings, property data, contact information, daily lead sheets delivered before 7 AM, and CSV export. No contracts — cancel anytime.

Where does the hvac data come from?

Every data point comes from official municipal records — permits, complaints, inspections, and violation filings from city open data portals. We cross-reference multiple public data sources per city and update daily. This is the same data that was previously only accessible to insiders spending 40+ hours per month aggregating it.

Which cities are available?

We currently track hvac data across 16 cities. Each city page shows area-level breakdowns with permits volume, trend direction, property counts, and repeat addresses. We're continuously expanding coverage — if your market isn't listed, reach out and we'll prioritize it.

Can I export leads to a spreadsheet or CRM?

Yes. Subscribers can export the full property list from any area as a CSV file, including addresses, permits counts, owner names, building details, and dates. Import into any CRM — Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, or a simple spreadsheet.

Ready to find leads?

Full access to all 16 cities, property-level intelligence, and DemandScores. $99/mo.

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Where HVAC demand is growing right now

HVAC Leads by City

New York City

Chicago

Los Angeles

San Francisco

Seattle

Austin

Cincinnati

Boston

Mesa

Oakland

Corona

Cambridge

Baton Rouge

Marin County

Little Rock

Norfolk