Market validation · Dallas–Fort Worth

Commercial boiler prospects, already screened.

B2B lead intelligence identifying potential commercial boiler service opportunities from public Texas boiler records — so your team prospects from a focused list instead of a raw database.

What it does

We screen public Texas boiler records for commercial facilities whose boiler certifications have expired — with no open inspections and no active invoices on file. Each record is deduplicated by facility, and boiler-service providers are filtered out, so what you get is a list of potential service prospects, not a data dump.

These are sales prospects, not repair requests — facilities your team can contact about service work.

How it works

01
We screen the records

Public Texas boiler records are checked for expired certifications and clean histories.

02
We filter the noise

Duplicates merged, service providers removed — only genuine commercial prospects remain.

03
You get the list

A focused set of facilities worth contacting, with the details your team needs to start.

A recent sample

Screened September 2026 · DFW area Public samples run behind — subscribers get the current list.
FacilityCityBoiler / useCert. expiredDays overdue

A time-sensitive prospecting signal from public Texas boiler records — not a verified repair need, and not a guarantee the facility is currently seeking service. An expired certification in the public record does not mean a violation. Verify current status before outreach.

Who it's for

Commercial boiler service companies in Texas — starting with Dallas–Fort Worth — that want new service prospects without digging through public records themselves.

Questions

Where does the data come from?
Public Texas boiler records. We screen and filter them into sales prospects — we don't sell raw data dumps, and we're not affiliated with any government agency.
What counts as a lead?
A commercial facility with an expired boiler certification in the public record, no open inspections, and no active invoices. Records are deduplicated by facility and boiler-service providers are excluded.
Does an expired certification mean a violation?
No. It means the certification lapsed in the public record — it doesn't mean the facility is in violation or needs repair. Always verify current status before outreach.
How much does it cost?
Pricing is being finalized during market validation. Request a free sample and we'll talk.

See if the leads are useful.

Free 10-lead sample. No pitch, just the data.

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