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12-month counts: Minneapolis 2025-10-01 to 2026-09-30; Brooklyn Park Sep 2025 to Aug 2026

Minneapolis issued 1,741 residential window and door permits in the last year, at a median job value of $8,000, and Brooklyn Park issued 394. Window work doesn't stop for winter: the slowest month still had 73 permits (Feb 2026).

Who you're up against

290 different companies pulled Minneapolis window and door permits. National brands pull the most, which leaves local installers competing on speed and neighborhood presence.

Ways to use window permits

• Mail neighbors of recent window jobs: same-era houses, same drafty windows.
• Reach new-roof homeowners: they're already investing in the exterior.
• Track which neighborhoods are busiest. Howe led Minneapolis with 77 window and door permits, then Armatage with 66.

See Minneapolis window and door permits and Brooklyn Park window and door permits.

How it works

1. The City of Minneapolis and Brooklyn Park publish issued permits. We sort the residential ones into 5 exterior trades.
2. Every Monday you get last week's new window and door permits: address, job value, description and contractor. Free for one trade.
3. Pro ($49/mo) adds the owner's name and mailing address and a CSV, so you can mail the homeowner and the neighbors. See direct mail to permit leads.

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