Start with the source.
The pilot focuses on Austin commercial interior-project records, with source links and relevant size, scope, and planned dates.
AUSTIN, TEXAS · PILOT PREVIEW
Source-linked construction-project research for commercial cleaning businesses. Less digging through public records. A clearer place to start your next prospecting conversation.
One market. One focused weekly research brief.
Interior finishes and a planned completion window.
Who is handling the final clean, and is a bid still possible?
BUILT FOR THE BUSINESS
BEHIND THE CLEAN.
THE IDEA IS SIMPLE
Public construction records can point to projects worth researching. Turning those records into a useful prospecting list takes context—not just a longer spreadsheet.
BroomBrief is a focused weekly watchlist: relevant project details, the original source, the last-check date, and the questions that still need answers.
Intelligence, not introductions. Original sources and clear unknowns help you decide what deserves a closer look.
INSIDE THE BRIEF
Explore the format below. Three dated public-record examples show how the brief separates filing facts from questions. They are research signals—not confirmed cleaning needs or a live issue.
Interior studio fit-out with partition walls, finishes, restrooms, electrical and mechanical work.
3001 S Lamar Blvd, Building G, Suite 300, Austin, TX
Inference: a studio fit-out with opening-related signals may be worth qualifying for final cleaning. Confirm whether that scope is already awarded and who controls it.
Actual completion/opening date, cleaning purchaser, scope availability, whether cleaning is already awarded, and willingness to receive a quote.
City permit BP 2026-100716 matches the suite and names Wolford Retail Builders Inc. as general contractor; its status was Active on October 20. The operator page says “Opens soon.” These are permitting/opening signals, not verified physical progress or an invitation to bid. The filing ZIP conflicts with the operator listing.
Research reviewed October 22, 2026 · TDLR/operator snapshots up to three days old; city permit status dated October 20.
Information from TDLR copied/accessed October 21–22, 2026; additional sources and research dates are shown per project. This is not a real-time feed or full-market census. Registered area is not confirmed cleanable area, and planned dates are not proof of actual progress. Explore the official project search →. BroomBrief is independent and is not endorsed by TDLR, the State of Texas, or the City of Austin.
FROM RECORD TO NEXT STEP
You run the cleaning business.
The brief helps you decide where to look.
The pilot focuses on Austin commercial interior-project records, with source links and relevant size, scope, and planned dates.
One concise weekly edition plus a structured project file. Clear last-check dates, change notes, and explicit unknowns—not a raw data dump.
Assess fit, verify who buys the cleaning, and decide whether to reach out. You own your quoting, contracts, scheduling, and fulfillment.
ONE MARKET. ONE FOCUSED OFFER.
The first pilot is for commercial cleaning businesses that already handle construction cleaning and want a more organized research starting point.
Filtered for a focused market.
Organized for your workflow.
Built around the next useful question.
$99 / month
US$99/month. Automatically renews monthly until canceled. Applicable taxes, if any, will be disclosed before enrollment.
Paid enrollment is not open. The launch-notice list is free; joining it does not start a subscription or authorize any charge.
Before any paid signup, checkout will show the first charge, any tax, total, billing dates, refund and access-end policies, and the cancellation route. Subscription requires affirmative consent. The planned service will offer easy online cancellation before the next billing date to stop future renewal charges. Billing and cancellation are not yet active.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
No. The pilot is public-record project intelligence. A project record is not a confirmed cleaning need, a warm introduction, buyer consent, or an exclusive lead. Subscribers receive the same core edition.
The starting niche is Austin commercial interior work—such as retail fit-outs, office renovations, and studio improvements—with an initial research focus on projects around 1,000–20,000 square feet. Broader cleaning opportunities are not part of the current pilot promise.
A released issue will show when each included source was checked. Public filings contain planned dates and can change or remain incomplete. We do not claim real-time coverage, a complete market census, or a minimum weekly project count. The sample workspace shows review dates and source limits for each project; records and opening statements can lag actual conditions. The hero illustration is fictional. Neither verifies a current cleaning opportunity.
No. BroomBrief is an information service, not a cleaning contractor or dispatch service. You handle your own prospecting, quotes, contracts, customer payments, and cleaning work.
Not yet. This is the pilot preview. There is no checkout, trial conversion, or automatic charge on this site. The delivery start, billing details, cancellation route, and final commercial terms will be shown before enrollment. Request one email when the pilot opens.
The service brings focused research, filtering, organization, and change notes into one concise weekly brief. The underlying sources remain public. You are paying for a more organized research workflow, not exclusive access to records.
USEFUL BEFORE YOU SUBSCRIBE
Two practical field guides for construction-cleaning businesses. Start with official records, then qualify the buyer, scope, and timing before spending time on a quote.
01 / FIND PROJECTS
A source-first workflow using TDLR and Austin permit records, with a clear line between filing facts and sales assumptions.
Read the research guide →02 / QUALIFY THE OPPORTUNITY
Eight qualification questions, honest research statuses, and a free blank worksheet you can take into your own workflow.
Open the bid checklist →LET’S KEEP IT FOCUSED
Built for Austin’s commercial cleaning businesses.
See the project details, original sources, and next-step questions in one place.
One email when the Austin pilot opens.
No paid subscription. No charge.
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