Know when a community board near you is about to buy.
Florida community districts hire for landscaping, ponds, paving, gates, pools and repairs at public board meetings. We read the meeting papers every day and e-mail you when a board near you takes up work in your trade.
How it works
Tell us your trade and how far you travel
One e-mail does it. Your trade, the city or ZIP you work from, and how many miles you will drive for a job.
We read the meeting papers
More than 400 Florida community districts post agendas, minutes and budgets. We check them every day for work a board is planning to buy.
You get a short e-mail
What the work is, which community, when the board meets, how far along the decision is, and who to call. Nothing to log in to.
Two kinds of lead. We tell you which one it is.
Open
The board is still gathering prices.
The need is on the table and no vendor has been chosen. This is the time to call and ask to send a proposal.
Late notice
A proposal is already in front of the board.
This job may be settled. It is still a good moment to introduce yourself, because the same community will buy again.
We send each lead to a few firms, about three at most, not to a whole mailing list.
Work these boards buy
If your trade is on this wall, there are boards buying it.
- Ponds and lakes
- Landscaping
- Irrigation
- Tree work
- Fountains and aerators
- Erosion repair
- Drainage
- Paving
- Pavers
- Sidewalks and curbs
- Striping
- Painting
- Pressure washing
- Roofing
- Fencing and walls
- Gates and access control
- Cameras
- Security patrol
- Pools
- Playgrounds and courts
- Lighting and electrical
- Signs
- Janitorial
- Midge control
One price. First lead free.
- Your first lead costs nothing. Judge the service on a real one.
- You choose the trade and the distance. We only send what fits.
- Leads come by e-mail, in plain words, with the meeting date and who to call.
- Florida today.
Straight answers
Where do the leads come from?
From the public papers that community districts post for their board meetings: agendas, minutes and budgets. Anyone may read them. Almost nobody has the time. We do it every day.
Is this a bid board?
No. Much of this work is bought on a few proposals, without a formal bid, so it never reaches a bid board. That is the work we look for.
Can a lead turn out wrong?
Yes. Boards table items, change dates and change their minds. We tell you what the papers said and the date they said it, and we mark how far along the decision looked.
What is a community district?
A local body, run by a board, that looks after the shared property of a planned community: ponds, landscaping, roads, gates, pools, clubhouses. Florida has hundreds of them, and each one buys services all year.
Ask for one lead in your trade. It is free.
Send your trade and where you work. We will reply with a current lead if we hold one near you, and say so plainly if we do not.