From raw market to decision-ready intelligence.
Buildvane is an intelligence pipeline, not a call center. Here's how raw market activity becomes a clean, trade-specific feed of decision-ready projects — the work a six-figure analyst desk does, productized.
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Source the authoritative record
We build on the authoritative project record — the same primary-source layer the major construction-data platforms are built on — continuously, across every market we cover. The provenance institutional buyers expect, without the institutional price tag.
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Classify by trade
Every project is read and classified by trade — pools, roofing, solar, HVAC, foundation, new construction, demolition, and more — so your feed contains only the work you sell into. A model does the first-pass classification across thousands of projects a week; every one is then verified before it ships.
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Dedupe to one project
A single job can throw off several records. We collapse them to one row per project, so the count you see is honest and you're never paying for the same job twice.
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Verify & enrich
We confirm address, project type, and date, and resolve the firm building each project — attaching a direct phone in markets where contact data is available (about 93% of Austin projects). Contact depth by market is published openly on the coverage page.
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Deliver weekly
The classified, deduped, verified, decision-ready projects land in your inbox as a clean feed — address, type, date, the firm, and a contact where available. Every week, for as long as you want it.
Why the earliest signal is the valuable one
The moment a project becomes knowable is also the moment it's most valuable — before the trucks arrive, before it hits a bid board, before competitors notice. Legacy platforms surface it late and bury it in a database you have to mine. Buildvane's edge is catching that signal first, synthesizing it into a decision-ready lead, and handing it to you across every trade in your market.
What this is — and isn't
This is early-signal project intelligence, not a stack of opted-in homeowners. The contact on a pool project is usually the pool builder, not the homeowner — pool-service buyers work the address, while fence and supplier buyers use the builder. Some markets carry a direct phone; some carry the firm name. Volume varies by trade and city. We show you the real numbers before you pay, and a free 10-row sample lets you check the quality yourself before you start the pilot — so you never have to take our word for any of it.
See the intelligence for your own market
Pick a trade and a metro — real weekly volume, the exact feed, no sales call.