Bezalel Technologies builds modern software for the construction,
infrastructure, energy, and utility industries. We create practical technology that
solves real-world problems—starting with PermitIQ.
Intelligent permit monitoring and construction intelligence that helps contractors,
suppliers, utilities, and infrastructure owners identify opportunities, monitor
development activity, and make faster, smarter decisions.
Live in metro Atlanta
· new counties added by request
Track Permits in Real Time
Monitor new permits, updates, and plan reviews across 26 Georgia jurisdictions.
Discover Opportunities Early
Identify upcoming projects before they break ground.
Verify & Qualify Projects
Access property, owner, contractor, and valuation data in one platform.
Save Time & Win More
Streamline your workflow and focus on what matters.
New · Ask AI
Ask your permits anything.
Connect PermitIQ to the AI you already use, then ask in plain English:
who's building, where it's growing, and who to call. It runs on your own AI account,
reads only the counties in your plan, and can't change a thing.
1Copy your connector link from Connect AI in PermitIQ.
2Paste it into your AI's connector settings.
3Sign in with your PermitIQ email code. Start asking.
Works with ClaudeChatGPTGrok
Example conversation
How many new homes has Gwinnett permitted this summer, and how does that compare with the rest of my market?
● PermitIQ · permit statistics
Gwinnett issued 282 new-home permits in June and 242 in July, up from
209 in April. Over the last 30 days it leads your market by a wide margin: Hall is next
with 141, then Forsyth with 88. Want the busiest Gwinnett builders and their contact numbers?
Illustrative. Answers come from the same permit records you see in your dashboard.
Industries We Serve
Built for the People Who Build.
Construction
Building Materials
Pipeline
Utilities
Engineering
Developers
Municipalities
Infrastructure
From contractors to municipalities, we deliver the insights you need to build stronger communities.
Pricing
Simple plans. Serious data.
Every plan includes all 26 Georgia jurisdictions, nightly updates,
contractor contact information, interactive permit maps, built-in lead tracking, and
Ask AI for Claude, ChatGPT and Grok.
79,000+ permits on file and counting · updated nightly.
About Bezalel Technologies
Inspired by Exodus 31.
We're named after Bezalel, the craftsman chosen by God and filled with wisdom,
understanding, knowledge, and skill to build (Exodus 31:1–5). Our software
is held to the same standard: crafted with excellence, built with purpose, designed to serve.
Every product starts the same way. We listen to the people doing the work, learn the
problem, then build. PermitIQ is live today, and what we build next will come from
customer needs, not trends.
Customer Driven. Purpose Built.
“
The Lord spoke to Moses, saying, ‘See, I have called by name Bezalel the son
of Uri, the son of Hur, of the tribe of Judah. I have filled him with the Spirit of God, in
wisdom, in understanding, in knowledge, and in all kinds of craftsmanship—to make
artistic designs for work in gold, in silver, and in bronze, to cut and set stones, and to
carve wood, to work in all kinds of craftsmanship.’
Exodus 31:1–5
Use Cases
Whatever you build or sell, the permit comes first.
Tap your trade — here’s what tomorrow morning looks like with PermitIQ.
Trades — during construction
Exterior & post-build
Home systems & upgrades
Interior & finishing
Services & recurring
Professional & financial
Supply side — B2B
Trades — during construction
Roofers
Framing permits this week are roofs to dry-in next month. See every one in your counties before the GC starts calling around.
Trades — during construction
Framers
New single-family permits post nightly with the builder’s name on them. Be the first framing bid on every start.
Trades — during construction
Concrete & foundation
Permits surface the day they issue — before the pad is poured. Line up footings and flatwork at the front of the schedule.
Trades — during construction
HVAC
Every new home needs systems, and the permit tells you the valuation and the builder. Bid whole subdivisions, not single houses.
Trades — during construction
Plumbers
Rough-in starts weeks after the permit posts. A nightly list of new starts is a rough-in pipeline, not a cold-call list.
Trades — during construction
Electricians
Each new build comes with valuation and contractor contact — chase the $2M commercial build-outs or the volume tract work, your pick.
Trades — during construction
Insulation & drywall
The permit date tells you when each build hits your window. Call so you’re on the board before drywall week, not after.
Trades — during construction
Painters
Track permit volume by builder, then pitch the ones starting thirty homes a quarter on being their production paint crew.
Trades — during construction
Garage door installers
Every new house is a door and an opener. The nightly feed is your install calendar, ninety days out.
Trades — during construction
Gutter & siding installers
New starts need gutters before the first storm. Work a whole subdivision phase while your crew is already parked there.
Trades — during construction
Flooring & tile
Permit valuation separates the tract work from the $800K custom with three tile showers. Target accordingly.
Trades — during construction
Countertop fabricators
High-valuation customs are stone jobs. Call the builder while selections are still open, not after the template date.
Exterior & post-build
Landscapers, sod & irrigation
Certificate-of-occupancy season is sod season. Every new-home permit is a bare yard on a timeline you can read.
Exterior & post-build
Fence installers
A 14-lot subdivision phase posts in Forsyth overnight. Quote every builder before the sod goes down.
Exterior & post-build
Pool builders
A $485K custom home permit in Hall is a pool conversation six months before move-in — while there’s still budget.
Exterior & post-build
Deck, patio & pergola builders
New homeowners upgrade outdoor space in year one. The permit gives you the address and the timing.
Exterior & post-build
Driveway & garage-floor coatings
Fresh concrete cures on a schedule you can see from the permit date. Show up when it’s ready to seal.
Exterior & post-build
Pressure washing & window cleaning
Builders need final cleans on every completion. One relationship from the feed becomes recurring work across a subdivision.
Home systems & upgrades
Security & alarm companies
New addresses don’t have monitoring contracts yet. Reach the owner between closing and move-in, before the national brands’ mailers do.
Home systems & upgrades
Home automation & AV
Pre-wire happens between framing and drywall. The permit date puts you in that window instead of retrofitting after it closes.
Home systems & upgrades
Solar installers
New roofs, new owners, no installer relationship. Filter new single-family in your service area and build the route.
Home systems & upgrades
Water treatment
Builds out in the well-water counties are softener and filtration prospects no city customer list will ever show you.
Home systems & upgrades
Generator installers
Georgia storm season sells standbys. Every high-value new build is a panel already sized for one — get there before the first outage.
Home systems & upgrades
Pest control
Every new build in Georgia needs a termite bond before closing. The permit feed is a bond pipeline with the builder’s name attached.
Interior & finishing
Window treatments & blinds
Every new home closes with bare windows. The gap between permit and closing is your quoting window.
Interior & finishing
Closet systems & shelving
Builders spec wire shelving; owners upgrade within months. One permit hands you both conversations.
Interior & finishing
Appliance dealers
Tract builds mean package deals with builders; customs mean showroom appointments with owners. The feed shows you which is which.
Interior & finishing
Furniture stores
New-home addresses are your best mailing list — refreshed nightly instead of bought quarterly.
Interior & finishing
Interior designers
High-valuation customs are design-budget homes. Meet the owner while it’s still studs.
Services & recurring
Lawn care & cleaning services
Every completed home starts a decade of recurring service. Be the first flyer on the door, not the fifth.
Services & recurring
ISP & cable resellers
A new subdivision is hundreds of service starts on a schedule you can read from its phase permits.
Services & recurring
Propane delivery
Rural builds off the gas main are tank installs waiting to happen. The county and address tell you which ones.
Services & recurring
Moving companies
A new-home permit is a scheduled move about six months out. Book it before they’ve compared anyone.
Professional & financial
Insurance agents
Every new-home permit is a homeowners policy that doesn’t exist yet. Reach the owner before the lender’s partner does.
Professional & financial
Mortgage brokers
Construction-to-perm borrowers and move-up buyers about to list — both visible at permit time, months before anyone else sees them.
Professional & financial
Real estate agents & investors
Watch where builders are buying lots and what they’re spending to build. Permit data is market data.
Professional & financial
Home warranty companies
New builds age out of builder warranties on a known clock. The permit date starts your follow-up timer.
Professional & financial
Property tax appeal firms
New construction triggers reassessment. Every permit with a valuation is a future appeal candidate, evidence attached.
Supply side — B2B
Building material distributors
See which builders are pulling permits at volume in your territory, and walk into the sales call with the numbers.
Supply side — B2B
Equipment rental companies
Permits cluster before dirt work starts. Position the fleet where next month’s jobsites already are.
Supply side — B2B
Dumpster & portable toilet services
Every jobsite needs a can and a box from day one. The nightly feed is tomorrow’s drop-off route.
