Texas commercial build-out leads
Every commercial build-out in Texas over $50k has to be registered with the state. Caliche watches those filings every night, figures out which company is moving in, finds the person who’ll hire vendors, and texts or emails you the lead. Only leads in your area and trade.
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Why Caliche
Not the landlord, not the GC: the person at the company moving in who hires vendors, with a verification status we label honestly.
Claim a lead and nobody else in your trade gets that contact.
Leads arrive by text and email, filtered to your trade, counties and project size.
Tell us within 7 days and the credit goes toward your next claim.
How it works
Texas requires most commercial projects of $50k and up to register with TDLR (the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation) for accessibility review. We pull every new registration statewide, every night.
A filing tells you the address, size, cost and schedule. It usually doesn’t tell you who to call. We work out which company is moving in, then find and check a contact there: someone in operations, facilities, office management or leadership.
Leads that match your counties, trade and minimum project size go straight to your inbox and, if you opt in, your phone. See one you like? Claim it, and nobody else in your trade gets that contact.
Caliche: New build-out in Dallas County. Office, 18,500 sq ft, est. $2.1M. Tenant identified. Claim for Janitorial: getcaliche.com/lead/7QX2
Sample lead
The job details come in every digest. The decision-maker’s name, email and phone unlock when you claim.
Example only. Fictional company, person and contact details, shown to illustrate the format.
See three examples, field by fieldMoving into 18,500 sq ft, Uptown Dallas
Who it’s for
Not built for HVAC, electrical and plumbing subs. By the time these filings appear, the general contractor has usually picked those trades already.
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Bad contact? Tell us within 7 days and get an instant credit toward your next claim. No forms, no arguing.
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The company name comes from the state filing itself or from public sources that match the address and project.
The address passed a deliverability check with an email-verification service shortly before we sent you the lead. It doesn’t mean the person will answer.
Comes from public sources such as company websites and business directories. People change jobs, so we show where it came from.
Shown as published in the state filing or on the company’s own site. We don’t call them “direct cell” unless we know they are.
Some big companies accept mail for any address, so their emails can’t be fully verified. We label those and never sell them as fully verified.
Not every filing gets a verified decision-maker. When we can’t find one, we say so, and the lead stays in the Free and Pro digest instead of being sold as a claim.
FAQ
Public project registrations filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) under the Texas Architectural Barriers Act, plus public business information we use to identify the tenant and contacts. Caliche is not affiliated with or endorsed by TDLR or the State of Texas.
The filing is public. What it usually doesn’t give you is who’s moving in and who to talk to. That research is what you’re paying for, plus exclusivity.
Each lead can be claimed once per trade. When you claim it as, say, a janitorial company, no other janitorial company can claim that contact. Companies in other trades (a mover, a cabling company) can still claim it for their own trade.
If the email bounces, the person has left, or it’s the wrong company, tap “Report bad contact” within 7 days. You get an instant credit for your next claim.
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