For electrical distributors, gear suppliers and electrical contractors
Electrical work coming up, market by market
New building permits and construction starts, and on jobs that publish them, the electrical permit that names the sub. Groundbreak counts the projects that fit electrical distributors, gear suppliers and electrical contractors in each market it reads, from the last 30 days of filings. The electrical sub is hired early. Conduit goes in with the slab, and switchgear is ordered months before it is set.
On 325 Miami jobs we measured, the electrical permit landed a median 12 days after the first building permit, and three in four had it by day 74.
By market
- Texas outside Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth and San Antonio2,126 projects in 30 days
- Pennsylvania outside Pittsburgh and Philadelphia1,698 projects in 30 days
- Florida outside Miami, Tampa Bay and Treasure Coast1,499 projects in 30 days
- New York State outside New York888 projects in 30 days
- Miami833 projects in 30 days
- Philadelphia778 projects in 30 days
- New York765 projects in 30 days
- Dallas-Fort Worth725 projects in 30 days
- San Antonio538 projects in 30 days
- Austin507 projects in 30 days
- Charlotte452 projects in 30 days
- Pittsburgh378 projects in 30 days
- Tennessee outside Nashville325 projects in 30 days
- Michigan outside Detroit302 projects in 30 days
- Detroit293 projects in 30 days
- Tampa Bay282 projects in 30 days
- Nashville264 projects in 30 days
- Ontario outside Toronto140 projects in 30 days
- Treasure Coast137 projects in 30 days
- Toronto120 projects in 30 days
- Atlanta116 projects in 30 days
- Quebec97 projects in 30 days
- Alberta84 projects in 30 days
- British Columbia46 projects in 30 days
- Manitoba25 projects in 30 days
- Saskatchewan15 projects in 30 days
Counts as of Nov 10, 2026. Each market's page counts again daily.
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With Pro, ask your AI assistant for electrical jobs in any of these markets and it reads Groundbreak for you, names included.
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- How do electrical distributors, gear suppliers and electrical contractors find new construction projects?
- Watch the public record, not the bid boards. New building permits and construction starts, and on jobs that publish them, the electrical permit that names the sub. Groundbreak reads the permits, starts and filings in 27 markets every day and counts the projects that fit, market by market. The busiest right now: Texas outside Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth and San Antonio (2,126), Pennsylvania outside Pittsburgh and Philadelphia (1,698), Florida outside Miami, Tampa Bay and Treasure Coast (1,499).
- When does a GC buy electrical on a job?
- The electrical sub is hired early. Conduit goes in with the slab, and switchgear is ordered months before it is set. On 325 Miami jobs we measured, the electrical permit landed a median 12 days after the first building permit, and three in four had it by day 74.
- Is there a list of upcoming electrical jobs near me?
- Pick your market below. Each page counts the projects that fit electrical distributors, gear suppliers and electrical contractors in the last 30 days and shows real ones. Sign-up shows the same count for your market and sends each new one the day it files.
- How is this different from Dodge or ConstructConnect?
- Dodge and ConstructConnect are built around bids and plan rooms, researched by their staff. Groundbreak reads the public record itself: permits, construction starts, deeds and loans, with the source document on every row, so you can be on a job before it is a bid. The comparisons page goes service by service.
- What does Groundbreak cost?
- Creating an account is free: tell Radar what you work on and it shows your matches. The names, phones and figures on every record are Pro. There is no free trial. Pro is $27 a month, every market. Cancel anytime.
- Can I ask ChatGPT or Claude for this?
- Yes, with Pro. Groundbreak runs an MCP server, so Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other AI assistants can search every market's permits, projects and companies and say who is on them. Setup takes a minute: https://docs.groundbreak.city/mcp.
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Every electrical job in your market, the day it files.
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