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Construction work starting in Fort Worth

906 construction permits were pulled in Fort Worth over the 5 days to August 14, across 11 trades. The busiest trades right now are general contracting, roofing and electrical. Median declared job value across the ones that publish a number is $250k. Everything here comes off the City of Fort Worth.

906
permits pulled
$250k
median job value
11
trades covered
Aug 14, 2026
most recent
Counts cover the 5 days to August 14.

Hiring by trade in Fort Worth

Every trade with enough permit volume in Fort Worth to be worth watching. The count is how many of the 906 name that trade.

Live right now in Fort Worth

906 open
Just pulled a permit

Employer not named on record

$100K
Fort WorthPermit pulled Aug 14, 2026General

Likely scope, estimated

General permit at 3743 WESTCLIFF RD, Fort Worth. trade work estimated at $100,000 USD.

Just pulled a permit

Employer not named on record

$4K
Fort WorthPermit pulled Aug 14, 2026General

Likely scope, estimated

General permit at 7337 ELLIS RD, Fort Worth. trade work estimated at $4,350 USD.

Just pulled a permit

Employer not named on record

$358K
Fort WorthPermit pulled Aug 14, 2026General

Likely scope, estimated

General permit at 7024 BOBTAIL LN, Fort Worth. trade work estimated at $358,350 USD.

Just pulled a permit

Employer not named on record

$30K
Fort WorthPermit pulled Aug 14, 2026General

Likely scope, estimated

General permit at 1445 DJANGO DR, Fort Worth. trade work estimated at $30,345 USD.

Why a permit is the earliest useful signal

By the time a job is on a jobs board the trades are already picked. A pulled permit is months earlier: the owner has committed the money, the drawings are stamped, and the schedule is being built. Nobody has called your trade yet.

That gap is the whole opportunity. Fort Worth issued 906 of them in this window, and each one names an address, a work type and the party who filed it. Reach the ones that will need you before the phone tree starts and you are not bidding against four other quotes.

Elsewhere in Texas

Where this comes from. Open permit records published by City of Fort Worth. AEC Stack reads them daily, classifies the trades each job will need, and drops the jobs too large for a small contractor to bid.

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