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How to find pool leads in Concord from building permits — free

Cabarrus County filed 125 pool and spa permits in the last 12 months — about 2.4 a week, 7 in the last 30 days. Every one is a public record naming the address, the work and, usually, who's doing it. Here's how pool builders and the trades that follow them find them for free, which ones are worth a call, and when it's worth paying not to.

The busiest ZIP code was 28027, with 22% of them, and the most active name on them was Anthony & Sylvan Pools, with 19.

Last 12 months
125
A week, on average
2.4
Last 30 days
7
Busiest month
22
May 2026

Step 1: Search Cabarrus County's Accela Citizen Access (free)

The permit office's own records, straight from the source. Search for: pool, spa or swimming pool.

  1. Open the Permits tab and search by date range — a week at a time keeps the list short.
  2. The results list the permit number, type, address and status.
  3. Open a permit for its applicant and licensed contractor.

Who's on a permit: A permit's page names the applicant or the licensed contractor, usually with a phone number.

Open Cabarrus County's Accela Citizen Access →

Step 2: Keep the permits worth a call

Does the work need a permit in North Carolina? Yes. An in-ground pool is construction, and its pump, lighting and bonding are electrical work. So these are the pool and spa permits on file, and what each is worth.

  • Fencing

    A new pool often brings a new fence around it. The pool permit is a fence lead for the company that calls first.

  • Decks, patios and lighting

    The hardscape, the deck around the pool and the landscape lighting are rarely sold by the pool builder.

  • Who's building pools where

    For a pool builder, a permit is a job already sold. The pattern shows which neighborhoods are buying and who's winning them.

Step 3: Start where the work is

The ZIP codes in Cabarrus County with the most pool and spa permits in the last 12 months.

Step 4: Know who's pulling them

The pool builders on this list are your competition, or your partners if you sell what comes after the pool. Ranked by permits in the last 12 months.

ContractorLast 12 monthsLast 90 days
Anthony & Sylvan Pools197
Watermark Pools Corporation,t/A Premier Pools & Spas154
Bh Charlotte, LLC, T/A Blue Haven Pools & Spas60
Steven Phillip Barbee61
Ultimate Pool Designs40
Landa P.C.S. LLC41
True North Pools LLC41
C. N. Furr Masonry Co.31
Osterhus Outdoors LLC32
Superior Pools of Charlotte30
Edgewater Pools, LLC31
Pool Supply Warehouse LP21

Step 5: Reach out at the right time

For the trades that follow, call when the pool permit is issued: the deck, fence and lighting are bought while the pool is going in.

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNov
Permits by the month they were filed or issued. Nov 2026 is still in progress. Earlier months are left off: the public records we read are incomplete before Jan 2026.

The free way, and the fast way

The permits are free either way. What costs time is finding them, one office and one search at a time.

Finding leads in Concord: the free ways and Pro
The office's portalTarSignal FreeTarSignal Pro
WhereOne permit office's site at a time23 North Carolina offices, one search23 offices, one search
How recentSame day, if you search every dayPermits over 30 days oldUp to today
Who's doing the workDepends on the office; phone numbers rarelyContractor and contact, on permits over 30 days oldContractor and contact on every permit
New permits sent to youNoWeekly, one ZIP codeDaily, every area
ExportRarelyNoCSV
CostFreeFree$199/month

Pool Leads in Concord: common questions

How do I find pool leads in Concord for free?
From the building permits. Cabarrus County's Accela Citizen Access is free to search: Open the Permits tab and search by date range — a week at a time keeps the list short. TarSignal's free search has the same permits from 23 North Carolina offices in one place, with the contractor where the record names one, for permits more than 30 days old.
How many pool and spa permits are filed in Concord?
125 in the last 12 months, about 2.4 a week, and 7 in the last 30 days. The busiest ZIP codes were 28027, 28075 and 28025.
Are building permits public record in North Carolina?
Yes. Permits are public records under the North Carolina Public Records Act (G.S. Chapter 132), so anyone can look them up, and the contractor named on a permit is part of the record.
Does a pool or spa need a permit in Concord?
Yes. An in-ground pool is construction, and its pump, lighting and bonding are electrical work. That's state law (G.S. 160D-1110), so it's the same at any permit office in the state.

See this week's pool leads

Permit Search has every pool and spa permit filed in Cabarrus County, with the contractor where the record names one. Free for permits over 30 days old; Pro has them the day they're filed.

Source: TarSignal, from North Carolina public building permit records, data through October 26, 2026. Refreshed nightly. Counts include every permit type a jurisdiction files — trade permits (electrical, plumbing, mechanical) as well as building permits — so one project can appear more than once. Values are what the applicant declared, where the jurisdiction records one. We keep improving how we collect each office's permits, so a count that steps up suddenly usually means more complete records, not more construction.