Commercial data
The building, the owner, and the people who decide.
A commercial parcel is not a lead. The business inside it, the entity that owns it, the two or three people who can say yes, and every other building they hold: that is the lead. We deliver it as one dossier per building, for the buildings you pick.
- The building48,000 sq ft cold storage
- The owner on titleAn LLC, and the office behind it
- The peopleTwo who decide, one who signs
- Their other parcelsEleven more, three states
Building lists
Start with the buildings. Each one comes with its owner.
Pick a territory and a kind of building. The list is the buildings; the dossier is who to call about each one.
- Hail-hit flat roofsFlat roofs inside a recent hail path, with the storm date and the size of the hail at that building.
- Flat roofs at the end of their lifeStains, ponding and patches you can see from the air.
- Buildings with solarFor batteries, panel service, and a re-roof that has to work around the array.
- Any commercial buildingWarehouses, offices, retail, churches, hotels.
What’s in a dossier
Six things, in the order you need them.
Each one is a question your rep would otherwise spend a morning on. Together they are the difference between a parcel and a conversation.
The operating business
What actually runs in the building — the trade, the hours, the scale — and whether it is the owner or a tenant.
The ownership entity
The LLC, trust or corporation that owns the building, and the office behind it where decisions are made.
The people who decide
Named decision makers and their deputies, with how to reach them. The owner family where there is one.
Every other parcel they hold
The rest of the portfolio, so one conversation can cover twelve roofs instead of one.
Permit spend
Solar, EV charging, refrigeration and service upgrades on record — the work they have already paid for.
Load and tariff
The load shape the building implies, the tariff it sits on, and the aerial — with an opening line for the call.
Who it’s for
Teams that sell to buildings. And need the person who decides.
- Commercial roofersHail-hit and worn flat roofs, and the owner who signs for the re-roof.
- Solar and storageBig roofs, the load they carry, and the people who approve the project.
- HVAC and building servicesWho runs the building, who owns it, and every other site they hold.
Delivered work
Open one. It reads the way it ships.
A dossier is read by a person before it ships. Nothing in it is guessed from a name on a mailbox, and a number in it is the number of the person named next to it.
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Finding commercial building owners, and the tools people compare.
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