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New renovation permits, in your inbox every Monday.

A weekly list of Calgary addresses where a basement, suite, addition, garage or infill has just been applied for. Filtered for your trade, limited to established neighbourhoods, and sorted so you can work it street by street.

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367addresses in 30 days
119established neighbourhoods
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Electricians list, 30 days to Nov 11, 2026.

What a list looks like

Each row is one address with an open permit. The email carries the same list as a spreadsheet you can sort and filter.

Neighbourhood Address Project Est. cost Applied Contractor
Acadia 5•• Acadia Dr SEAcadia Addition $36,026 Nov 2 None listed
Altadore 41•• 19 St SWAltadore Infill (new house) $340,114 Nov 9 Named on permit
Huntington Hills 2•• 72 Av NEHuntington Hills Basement development $62,140 Oct 21 None listed
Huntington Hills 68•• Huntchester Rd NEHuntington Hills Secondary suite $79,558 Nov 9 None listed
Lake Bonavista 1•• Lake Lucerne Cr SELake Bonavista Basement development $127,877 Oct 30 None listed
Mount Pleasant 5•• 20 Av NWMount Pleasant Interior renovation $175,000 Oct 23 None listed
Mount Pleasant 7•• 28 Av NWMount Pleasant Garage $77,152 Oct 21 None listed
Renfrew 14•• Russet Rd NERenfrew Addition $73,673 Nov 6 Named on permit

Real rows from the November 11, 2026 list. House numbers and contractor names are hidden here. Subscribers get the full address, the contractor's name, the permit number and a map link. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – City of Calgary.

How it works

  1. Pick your trade

    Each trade gets its own list. A flooring installer doesn't see garages; an electrician does.

  2. Get the list each Monday

    Only permits that are new since the last email, grouped by neighbourhood, then by street.

  3. Work it your way

    Drop a flyer, knock on the door, or call the contractor named on the permit.

What you get, and what you don't

The list is built from the City of Calgary's public permit records. That decides what's in it.

In every list

  • Street address and neighbourhood
  • Type of project and the city's cost estimate
  • Permit status, and the date it was applied for and issued
  • The contractor named on the permit, when there is one
  • A map link for each address

Not in any list

  • Homeowner names, phone numbers or emails. The city doesn't publish them.
  • A guarantee of timing. City records can run behind, so a permit can appear a week or more after it was applied for.
  • Exclusivity. Other subscribers in your trade get the same list.