Be on the walk-through
the morning a remodel permit posts.
Plattwise reads Open Data KC, MARC, and the Jackson, Johnson, and Clay county planning portals every business morning — turning kitchen, bath, and whole-home remodel filings into one-page briefs with full address, scope, and valuation. Routed into your CRM, calendar, or SMS before lunch.
Today’s brief
What a remodeler sees in the morning email
[KC/REMODEL]
Kitchen / bath or whole-home remodel pulled at 6412 Brookside Blvd, Kansas City MO 64113.
Owner on the filing: Meghan R. Wallace.
Scope: Interior kitchen + powder-room remodel; load-bearing wall removal between kitchen and dining; new 200-amp service. Owner-occupied.
Estimated cost: $148,000.
Adjacent walls are party-wall-adjacent at the east line — schedule neighbor notification and confirm shared utility shutoffs before demo day.
Walk the site this week. Check adjacent walls and utility shutoffs before you bid.
Aim to bid by 2026-08-04 UTC.
Your trade on the Plattwise feed
Remodel-only signal, not a national firehose.
Kitchen and bath alterations, whole-home residential structural remodels, second- story additions, basement finishes — the filings remodelers actually bid on. No commercial projects, no tear-offs, no HVAC service-call noise.
Each brief is written the way a peer contractor would write it to another contractor: one paragraph, address-led, with the adjacency or HOA cue called out when one is on the filing.
This week’s signal: three remodel permits filed across Jackson and Johnson counties — a Brookside kitchen reconfiguration, an Overland Park second-story addition, and a Prairie Village whole-home structural remodel under HOA review.
What you do: walk the Brookside job before lunch (the wall removal needs adjacent-owner notification), bid the Overland Park scope with the HOA ARC window in mind, and sequence the Prairie Village work around the city’s permit sequencing on the LVL beam.
What Plattwise did: read the filings, ran the REMODELER filter, surfaced the adjacency and HOA cues, and queued the briefs for your 7:41 a.m. CRM push.
Example briefs
What Kansas City remodelers see in the morning.
Three sample briefs, written in the voice contractors actually read.
6412 Brookside Blvd, Kansas City MO 64113
Owner: Meghan R. Wallace
Scope: Interior kitchen + powder-room remodel; load-bearing wall removal between kitchen and dining; new 200-amp service. Owner-occupied.
Valuation: $148,000
Adjacent walls are party-wall-adjacent at the east line — schedule neighbor notification and confirm shared utility shutoffs before demo day.
Walk the site this week. Check adjacent walls and utility shutoffs before you bid.
Aim to bid by 2026-08-04 UTC.
12821 Lamar Ave, Overland Park KS 66209
Owner: Daniel + Priya Okafor
Scope: Second-story addition over existing garage: 480 sq ft bedroom + bath, ridge beam extension, mechanical rough-in. Not in special flood hazard area.
Valuation: $312,500
HOA review sits on top of city permitting — pull the latest ARC guidelines for window package + exterior cladding before you bid.
Walk the site this week. Check adjacent walls and utility shutoffs before you bid.
Aim to bid by 2026-08-06 UTC.
4600 Mission Rd, Prairie Village KS 66208
Owner: Cameron Yi
Scope: Whole-home structural remodel: removing two interior walls in the main run, new LVL beam in basement, kitchen reconfiguration. HOA-governed street.
Valuation: $246,200
HOA review and city permitting stack — get the ARC meeting date so you can sequence demo around their approval window.
Walk the site this week. Check adjacent walls and utility shutoffs before you bid.
Aim to bid by 2026-08-04 UTC.
Why remodelers use Plattwise
Built for the way KC remodel shops sell work.
Independent remodel shops do not have a marketing department. The brief is the funnel.
Be on the walk-through first.
Kansas City remodel permits land before the homeowner picks up the phone. Plattwise drafts the brief, with address and scope, before noon — you walk the job before a competing remodeler has heard of it.
Sequenced vendor introductions.
Plumbing + electrical subs land by trade. Plattwise tags each permit with the trades that have to coordinate on the same job so your introduction lands in the right order, not at the homeowner.
CRM, calendar, and SMS routes.
The brief drops into whichever system your shop already runs — Jobber, ServiceTitan, Google Calendar, an SMS thread. No new dashboard to learn, no double entry.
Pricing
One flat per-seat price.
KC-only coverage keeps Plattwise well under enterprise tools. Every remodel permit on every KC feed — same flat $97/seat for every trade.
- Every KC public feed
- Daily one-page briefs
- Planning-agenda pre-reads
- CRM / calendar / SMS routing
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