Each Monday we email you the businesses in your area that just hit a buying moment, from Florida public records. Restaurants for pest control, hood cleaning and insurance. Busy contractors for supply houses.
Pest control, Orange County
Restaurant Radar, Monday list, sorted worst first
Week of Oct 12, 2026
Real sample from Oct 13, 2026 (data through Oct 12, 2026), details masked
Cited for pests (category 35)
+3 more in the record · +4 more in the record · From the Florida DBPR inspection record, word for word.
Cited for pests (category 35)
From the Florida DBPR inspection record, word for word.
Cited for pests (category 35)
From the Florida DBPR inspection record, word for word.
Cited for pests (category 35)
From the Florida DBPR inspection record, word for word.
Cited for pests (category 35)
From the Florida DBPR inspection record, word for word.
+2 more rows in this sample
The code (e.g. 35A-05-4) is the state’s own item number for the finding. Violation 35 is the state’s pest category (category 35): insects, rodents, or gaps that let them in.
DBPR: Florida’s Department of Business and Professional Regulation, which licenses and inspects restaurants.
Hood cleaning, Orange County
Restaurant Radar, Monday list, newest first
Week of Oct 12, 2026
Real sample from Oct 13, 2026 (data through Oct 12, 2026), details masked
Filed plans: New Construction
Before a restaurant opens or remodels, it files its kitchen plans with the state. The earliest public sign a restaurant is coming.
From the Florida DBPR restaurant files.
Filed plans: Remodel
Before a restaurant opens or remodels, it files its kitchen plans with the state. The earliest public sign a restaurant is coming.
From the Florida DBPR restaurant files.
Filed plans: Remodel
Before a restaurant opens or remodels, it files its kitchen plans with the state. The earliest public sign a restaurant is coming.
From the Florida DBPR restaurant files.
DBPR: Florida’s Department of Business and Professional Regulation, which licenses and inspects restaurants.
Commercial insurance, Orange County
Restaurant Radar, Monday list, newest first
Week of Oct 12, 2026
Real sample from Oct 13, 2026 (data through Oct 12, 2026), details masked
New owner (license changed hands)
Someone bought an existing restaurant. New owners pick new vendors and buy new insurance.
From the Florida DBPR restaurant files.
New owner (license changed hands)
Someone bought an existing restaurant. New owners pick new vendors and buy new insurance.
From the Florida DBPR restaurant files.
New owner (license changed hands)
Someone bought an existing restaurant. New owners pick new vendors and buy new insurance.
From the Florida DBPR restaurant files.
Filed plans: type not given
Before a restaurant opens or remodels, it files its kitchen plans with the state. The earliest public sign a restaurant is coming.
From the Florida DBPR restaurant files.
Filed plans: type not given
Before a restaurant opens or remodels, it files its kitchen plans with the state. The earliest public sign a restaurant is coming.
From the Florida DBPR restaurant files.
+2 more rows in this sample
DBPR: Florida’s Department of Business and Professional Regulation, which licenses and inspects restaurants.
Electrical supply, Miami-Dade County
Share-of-Wallet Program, Rep call sheet, busiest first
Week of Oct 12, 2026
Illustrative layout
Permit activity, relative to the busiest contractor on this sheet
Not a customer · Electrical
One of the busiest contractors in your trade near the branch, and not on your customer list yet.
From Miami-Dade County building permits · cities such as Miami and Hialeah issue their own.
Not a customer · Electrical
One of the busiest contractors in your trade near the branch, and not on your customer list yet.
From Miami-Dade County building permits · cities such as Miami and Hialeah issue their own.
Not a customer · Electrical
One of the busiest contractors in your trade near the branch, and not on your customer list yet.
From Miami-Dade County building permits · cities such as Miami and Hialeah issue their own.
Customer, slowing · Electrical
Already buys from you, but pulling fewer permits than before.
From Miami-Dade County building permits · cities such as Miami and Hialeah issue their own.
Not a customer · Electrical
One of the busiest contractors in your trade near the branch, and not on your customer list yet.
From Miami-Dade County building permits · cities such as Miami and Hialeah issue their own.
+1 more row on this sheet
Miami-Dade: building permits issued by Miami-Dade County itself.
Phone numbers where the record lists one. Every row shows its source.
Built from public records. Records can be incomplete or published late. Not a guarantee of business.
How Restaurant Radar worksHow the Share-of-Wallet Program works
Restaurant Radar: Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties. Supply houses: permits issued by Miami-Dade County itself (cities such as Miami and Hialeah issue their own).
QODECQ LLC, Orlando, Florida, Your contact: Aditi Phalswal, Manager
The state publishes new files every morning
Florida’s state and county records show who’s opening, who changed owners, who got cited and who’s pulling permits. Anyone can download them. Nobody has time to read them.
69 Source and data-through date for this figure
The same figure drawn as dots, one dot per citation:
about 945 Source and data-through date for this figure
The same figure drawn as dots, one dot per permit:
We read the public records every week and send you only the rows for your trade and area.
DBPR district inspection file (4fdinspi.csv)
Illustrative layout: real column names from DBPR’s inspection file; name and street masked; the Violation 35 count is illustrative.
Windermere 34786
Orange County
Inspected Oct 9, 2026
phone listed
Cited for pests (category 35)
Category 35: insects, rodents, or gaps that let them in.
Inspection resultAdministrative complaint recommended
The inspector found high-priority violations that call for the state’s formal action. An administrative complaint is legal action against the license.
The inspector’s own words
+3 more in the record
High Priority: could contribute directly to a foodborne illness or injury. Basic: considered a best practice to put in place.
Pest control: this restaurant’s pest program just failed.
Source: Florida DBPR Division of Hotels & Restaurants public recordsFlorida DBPRWhat we add
Real sample from Oct 13, 2026 (data through Oct 12, 2026), details masked. Built from public records. Records can be incomplete or published late. Not a guarantee of business.
DBPR district inspection file (4fdinspi.csv)
Illustrative layout: real column names from DBPR’s inspection file; name and street masked; the Violation 35 count is illustrative.
Not in the state’s file
The state’s restaurant files, published every morning, and Miami-Dade County permits.
Names fixed, duplicates merged, chains flagged rather than removed.
Your county or the area around your branch, and only the triggers your trade cares about.
Worst citations first for restaurants. Busiest contractors first for supply houses.
Supply houses only: checked against your customer names, so you see who isn’t yours yet.
A spreadsheet and a one-page summary, sent by email.
For commercial pest control, kitchen hood cleaning and commercial insurance.
For independent electrical, plumbing and HVAC supply houses.
Four things you can check for yourself before you decide anything.
Real sample from Oct 13, 2026 (data through Oct 12, 2026), details maskedReal sample from Oct 13, 2026 (data through Oct 12, 2026), details masked
Apopka 32703
Pest citationSource: Florida DBPR Division of Hotels & Restaurants public recordsDBPROct 5
Warning issued
The inspector listed violations that must be corrected by a set date.
phone listed
Real rows for your county or your branch, in your trade, before you decide anything.
Each row names the public file it came from, so you can look up any row in the original record.
On every row:Source: Florida DBPR Division of Hotels & Restaurants public recordsDBPRSource: Miami-Dade County building permits (County open data)Miami-Dade
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Every count comes straight from the files and is checked twice. AI never counts, ranks or invents a number.
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