Post-construction cleaning
For teams looking for commercial final-clean and turnover projects that may be taking shape in a defined market.
For Puget Sound cleaning teams
Use public project signals to decide what deserves a closer look.
A focused weekly research brief for commercial post-construction and tenant-improvement cleaning teams in Seattle and Puget Sound.
Request pilot availabilityView a sample briefPublic-source research. Not exclusive leads, a bid invitation, or a guarantee of work.
The problem
Construction-cleaning teams do not need another generic lead list.
They need a defensible reason to spend time researching a specific commercial project. Pro Source Facilities organizes the public record into a concise starting point—so your team can decide whether a project matches your real geography, scope, and capacity.
Tenant-improvement cleaning
For teams that want to screen commercial interiors, retail build-outs, office renovations, and similar visible project activity.
Facilities work
For commercial-service teams using public activity as a starting point for smart, respectful business development.
What the brief includes
Enough context to make a decision—not a spreadsheet dump.
Official source trail
Each item points back to the public permit, planning, or project record used.
Observed project stage
We state what the public record shows, without presenting a prediction as a fact.
Trade-fit rationale
Why the project may match a post-construction, TI, or facilities-cleaning profile.
A sensible research next step
Your team independently verifies fit and chooses whether any outreach is appropriate.
Clear expectations
Useful intelligence without inflated claims.
Public records are public. Pro Source Facilities does not sell exclusive leads, claim ownership of public information, promise bid invitations, or guarantee a project will turn into work. The service is the monitoring, filtering, structure, and concise source-linked brief.
Pilot program
One trade profile. One territory. One weekly decision point.
Before billing, we review whether available public sources can support a useful brief for your selected coverage area and service profile. If the signal is weak, we say so plainly.