What the publisher has made available.
- Primary signal
- A filing, notice, or published project record
- Timing context
- The dates and status reported by that source
- Sales context
- The scope and parties disclosed in the record
Data Sources & Coverage
See what KLL watches, where it works, and what the records can support.
King Lead Lab watches public, commercial, residential, and industrial signals that can appear before a job becomes a crowded bid. This page explains the signal families, coverage boundaries, and evidence standards behind the product.
Commercial and residential coverage across 103 Texas construction counties, with the deepest source concentration in Houston/Southeast Texas and dedicated corridor layers across Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin/Central Texas, and San Antonio/South-Central Texas. Oil-and-gas equipment and service vendors can use the statewide Texas energy layer.
Source categories
Different signals. One pursuit view.
No single public source tells the whole story. KLL brings together complementary signal types, then gives each record a clear stage, scope, location, and company path when the source supports it.
- Planning & development
- Early project, land-use, planning, zoning, and development activity.
- Permits & filings
- Building, site, civil, environmental, and related public-record signals.
- Public procurement
- Solicitations, bid notices, awarded context, deadlines, and buyer paths where published.
- Industrial movement
- Plant, facility, manufacturing, energy, infrastructure, and maintenance signals.
- Commercial project context
- Project announcements, owner and builder relationships, and company or facility context.
- Residential development
- Subdivision, homebuilding, multifamily, site-plan, and residential infrastructure signals.
- Oil & gas activity
- Statewide Texas drilling and equipment-related signals for vendors serving the energy market.
Coverage, counted honestly
Not just a permit list.
A public record is a starting point, not an invitation to bid. KLL brings multiple public-record layers into a working view of scope, timing, and company paths. Available detail varies by source.
A working view for your trade and territory.
- Primary signal
- Permit, planning, procurement, industrial, energy, and development signals
- Timing context
- Project stage and timing context, with source-backed dates
- Sales context
- Trade fit, project stage, scale, company path, and contact coverage
6 signal families organized
11 Bonfire portals configured
40+ trade categories scored
103 Texas construction counties covered
Why we do not publish a raw competitor number.
Other platforms also combine project signals. Publishers, jurisdictions, records, and collector programs
are different units, not a like-for-like ranking. These measures describe configured coverage, not fresh leads
returned by every source today.
Coverage boundaries
Built around the markets our customers can actually work.
Commercial, residential, and industrial coverage is organized into practical selling regions, not just a radius around a pin. The feed is designed for teams that sell locally, across the Gulf Coast, or statewide into energy.
01 Greater Houston & Gulf Coast
Houston, Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Brazoria, Galveston, Chambers, Liberty, Waller, Jefferson, Orange, and surrounding growth corridors for commercial and residential work.
02 Extended Gulf Coast & East Texas
Additional counties and cities across the regional commercial, residential, industrial, public, and infrastructure market.
03 Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin & San Antonio
Forty surrounding-corridor counties form a connected source footprint around the three growth markets. Collector depth varies by county: city permits, planning, ISD facilities, procurement, county agendas, and statewide feeds are combined rather than presented as identical coverage everywhere.
04 Statewide oil & gas
Texas-wide coverage for oil and gas equipment and service vendors whose selling territory is not limited to Houston.
Coverage in context / 02
The signals belong to real places.
Plant infrastructure, energy systems, and directional work all leave different public traces. The point is not to flatten them into one list; it is to help you recognize what deserves a closer look.
Data integrity
Useful context, honest boundaries.
KLL is built to help a salesperson decide what to investigate next, not to replace the source record or promise an award.
Scheduled collectionSources publish on different schedules. A recent feed update does not mean every source refreshed that day.
Dates stay sourcedPublished signal and bid dates are shown when available; missing dates are not estimated.
Values stay sourcedPublished project values are shown when available; KLL uses scale signals instead of inventing a price.
Contacts stay attributedCompany paths and office details are shown when attached to the record or an identified company source.
Records can changePublic records can be delayed, corrected, awarded, withdrawn, or incomplete. Important facts should be checked with the original source.
The exact source selection, matching logic, and prioritization method stay inside the product. Customers get the
evidence needed to qualify a lead without receiving a static list that is easy to copy or impossible to interpret.
Put the coverage to work
Start with the territory and trade you actually sell.
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