Tampa Hillsborough HVAC permits CSV

How to use the file for HVAC

Sort or filter on permit type and work description as published. Look for wording the source actually used that week — mechanical, HVAC, changeout, heat pump, or a broader building permit that mentions those words in the description. We do not recode those rows into a private HVAC taxonomy. If the source called it something else, that is what you get.

Declared job value is included when the source record has it. It is not a contract price we verified.

City of Tampa HVAC rows may be missing

The City of Tampa planning layer we pull (layer 32) is single-family new construction and additions. Standalone city HVAC, electrical, or mechanical permits often do not appear on that layer. County issued records still come through when Hillsborough publishes them. We will not invent city mechanical rows to paper over that gap.

Contractor names are often missing

Some issued mechanical records list a contractor. Many do not. BayPermit copies the contractor field only when Hillsborough County or the City of Tampa publishes it. We do not append a phone number, email, or “verified HVAC tech” profile. Owner names follow the same rule — only when published, often blank.

If you are buying this expecting a weekly stack of named homeowners to call, do not subscribe. That is lead-spam positioning. This is an issued-permit CSV.

Scope limits

• No Pinellas, Pasco, or Polk HVAC permits.
• Weekly, not daily. Monday email covering the prior week’s issued records.
• No private trade taxonomy and not an HVAC lead list.

Roofing and pool shops use the same file with a different filter — see roofing permits and pool permits. Same checkout as the rest of the cluster: Tampa Hillsborough issued building permits CSV.