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How to Buy Septic Pumping Leads in Texas

PermitLookup does not sell a pre-built septic pumping lead list. Search Texas septic system records by address, city, or ZIP through the API, and build your own outreach list from real property data.

What You Actually Get

Unlike the Storm List product for roofers, there is no one-time "buy a Texas septic lead list" checkout. The septic system dataset is queried directly: give it an address, city, or ZIP and it returns matching properties with septic system type, and, with an API key, install date and inspection history where the underlying record has it.

Free vs. API Access

How Texas Coverage Works

Data confidence is not uniform nationwide. Florida septic records come straight from the state health department and are confirmed permit data. Texas, like most other states, is inferred from property and permit signals rather than a single confirmed state source, so confidence varies by county. Treat it as a starting list to verify, not a guaranteed install record.

Example Query

curl -H "X-API-Key: YOUR_KEY" \
  "https://permits.ecbtx.com/v1/septic/lookup?city=Austin&state=TX"

Swap in any Texas city, ZIP, or a specific address. Each result is a property record, not a curated or scored lead. Scoring and outreach are on you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I buy a list of septic pumping leads in Texas?
Not as a pre-built list. Use the septic lookup API by address, city, or ZIP and build your own list from the results.
How is Texas septic system data sourced?
Inferred from property and permit signals, with confidence varying by county. Florida is the exception, sourced directly from the state health department.
What's included with an API key versus the free map?
Free: septic status and confidence tier for one address, rate limited. Pro Leads plan or higher: system type, install date, and inspection history, up to 25 matches per query.