Real leads. Judge for yourself.

These are actual leads our radar found — now archived and anonymized, shown in the exact format customers receive (delivered leads also include verified contact details). We don't cherry-pick: the mix below includes leads that closed and leads that aged out.

60 archived samples · updated as leads retire from live territories

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A multifamily apartment complex in San Antonio

plumbing · San Antonio · Found Jun 2026 — live leads in your territory are fresher

Active sewage intrusion into occupied units (raw sewage leaking from beneath kitchen sinks, sewage pouring onto floors) plus sewage leak in parking lot. Five city code violations issued including a sewer leak in the parking lot, trash, A/C leaks, and electrical.

"On June 5 at 9 o'clock in the morning I saw someone cutting the water off…We had not received a notice of it"; "We treated it so everyone could swim…no one had showers"; residents reported using umbrellas to use the toilet and waking up to floors completely soaked with sewage. Property managed by DJE Texas Management Group.
88/100
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An upscale mexican restaurant, multi-story in Austin

plumbing · Austin · Found Jun 2026 — live leads in your territory are fresher

April 2026 Austin Public Health inspection (score 67) documented sewage not properly directed to disposal, plumbing system not built or maintained per code, and leaking pipes in both the kitchen sink area and upstairs dish area — active multi-point plumbing failure in an operating commercial kitchen.

"leaking pipes and sewage that inspectors said was not properly directed to disposal" — inspectors cited leaking pipes in the kitchen sink and in the upstairs dish area; plumbing system not built or maintained according to law (Hoodline, April 2026; WhatNow April 2026)
85/100
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A multifamily apartment complex in San Antonio

plumbing · San Antonio · Found Jun 2026 — live leads in your territory are fresher

Residents have gone months without hot water due to broken building-wide boiler/water heater system. City of San Antonio issued code citations in May 2026. As of June 2026 the problem persists and is actively being reported.

"I initially experienced no hot water from day one"; "Oh, it's the boiler, it's the heater, the plumbers are coming out" (former resident); city citations confirmed by KSAT June 2 2026 coverage; management identified as the responsible party for building-wide hot-water system failure.
85/100
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