Greenville County Permit Report
Every permit the county and City of Greenville published, deduplicated, scored, and named by contractor.
A Greenville County permit report, as we build it, is a scored Excel workbook of every building permit Greenville County and the City of Greenville published in the period you choose, deduplicated against each other and against your previous report so you are not billed twice for the same project. It comes from the same pipeline that feeds the public Territory Feed product: pulled from each system's public source, the City of Greenville daily and Greenville County weekly, normalized, and scored across six signals so the report opens already sorted rather than requiring you to build one yourself from a raw county download.
Each row carries the address, the county or city's own permit type string, the declared valuation where the source publishes one, the contractor or owning business named on the filing, and the issue date. Every permit is graded on permit class fit, project clustering, valuation, owner type, scope keywords, and recency, which sorts it into Tier 1 (call first), Tier 2 (worth a look), or Tier 3 (context), each with a written reason rather than a bare score.
Greenville County does not publish a valuation on every permit it issues. Across its permit history, roughly 78 percent of Greenville County permits carry no declared dollar value at all, which is one of the higher blank rates among Upstate SC jurisdictions. Rather than leave that ambiguous, a blank valuation cell in your report is the honest record of what the county published, and a separate tab called New Build - No Price exists because several counties, Greenville included, report real construction with no dollar figure attached. That tab is worth checking; some permits appear only there.
The report covers business and entity information only. South Carolina's Family Privacy Protection Act, S.C. Code § 30-2-50, restricts using individuals' personal information from public records for commercial solicitation, so individual homeowners are never named in the report, free or paid. Residential permits carry the builder's name, which is the business you would actually call.
You order a Greenville County report through the same Territory Feed builder used for the whole Upstate SC territory, which bundles both the Greenville County and City of Greenville systems. Territory Feed is $500 per delivery, monthly or quarterly at the same price, and Territory Feed Pro is $700 with a builders sheet and owner mailing addresses added. A one-time delivery is available at the same price plus a flat $150, and there is no auto-renewal either way.
What's in the report
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Address | Site address as published by the county or city |
| Permit type | The jurisdiction's own permit type string, unedited |
| Valuation | Declared project value, where the source publishes one |
| Contractor / owner | The business named on the filing |
| Issue date | Date the permit was issued, or blank if only an application was published |
| Tier | 1, 2, or 3, with a written reason for the grade |
Straight answers
What's included in a Greenville County permit report?
Address, the jurisdiction's own permit type string, declared valuation where published, the contractor or owning business, issue date, and a tier (1, 2, or 3) with a written reason. It ships as a scored Excel workbook, not a raw export.
How often can I get a Greenville County permit report?
Monthly or quarterly, at the same price per delivery, or as a single one-time delivery for a flat $150 on top. There is no auto-renewal; you pay once for the term you choose.
Does the report cover the City of Greenville too, or just the county?
Both. Ordering the Upstate SC territory includes the Greenville County system, which updates weekly, and the separate City of Greenville system, which updates daily.
Why are some valuation or owner fields blank in the report?
Because Greenville County does not publish that field for every permit. Across the county's permit history, roughly 78 percent of permits carry no declared dollar value. That blank is the honest answer rather than a gap we papered over.
What does it cost and how do I buy it?
Territory Feed is $500 per delivery and Territory Feed Pro is $700, both including the Greenville County and City of Greenville systems as part of the Upstate SC territory. Order through the online builder; questions go to [email protected].