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Where every
row comes from.

Free Florida public records: the state’s restaurant files and permits issued by Miami-⁠Dade County, with the source on every row.

QODECQ LLC, Orlando, Florida, Your contact: Aditi Phalswal, Manager

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One real row, part by part

Pest control · Orange County

Real sample from Oct 13, 2026 (data through Oct 12, 2026), details masked

Restaurant
Where it comes from: Business (DBA-Does Business As) Name
Address
Winter Garden 34787
Where it comes from: Location AddressLocation CityLocation Zip Code
Trigger
Cited for pests (category 35)
Where it comes from: Violation 35
Date
Oct 9, 2026
Where it comes from: Inspection Date
Result
No further actionThe inspection is closed with no further action.
Where it comes from: Inspection Disposition
Phone
phone listed
Where it comes from: The state’s license roster
The inspector’s own words
35B-05-4Basic - Outer openings not protected during operation and vermin and/or environmental cross contamination present. Middle of back door. [Repeat Violation]Basic: considered a best practice to put in place.
Where it comes from: The inspection’s page on the state’s website

Added by QODECQ: the plain-English trigger and the sort order, worst first.

Column names exactly as they appear in the DBPR district inspection file (4fdinspi.csv).

Built from public records. Records can be incomplete or published late. Not a guarantee of business.

What each
source covers.

Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation

The tag on every restaurant row

What it is
Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. It licenses and inspects Florida’s restaurants and publishes its files every day.
In its files
Plan reviews, new licenses, ownership changes and inspections.
What we use it for
Restaurant Radar: Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties.
Check any row
DBPR public records

Miami-⁠Dade County building permits (County open data)

The tag on every supply-house row

What it is
The building permits Miami-⁠Dade County issues itself, from the County’s open data.
Which permits
  • Issued by Miami-⁠Dade County itself · Included
  • Issued by cities such as Miami and Hialeah · Not included
What we use it for
Supply houses: permits issued by Miami-⁠Dade County today. If your branch is somewhere else, tell us where — we’ll say plainly what the public data covers near you before sending anything.

All of it is public record under Florida’s Chapter 119.

Every row in a QODECQ list shows its source.

QODECQ LLC is an independent company. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Florida DBPR, Miami-⁠Dade County or any other government agency.

How fresh
it is.

One dot per day, two weeks shown.

  1. Restaurant files

    The state publishes them every morning, around 6:47am Eastern.

  2. Miami-⁠Dade County permits

    About two days behind.

  3. Your list

    A new one every Monday.

How a list
is made.

See one record, before and after

How the numbers are made

Every count comes straight from the files and is checked twice. AI never counts, ranks or invents a number. If a territory is thin, the list shows the real small number instead of padding it.

The six steps

  1. Pull the public files.

  2. Clean them up and remove duplicates.

  3. Keep only your county or branch area and your trade’s triggers.

  4. Rank them, worst citation or busiest contractor first.

  5. Supply houses: match against your customer names.

  6. Send your Monday sheet and a one-page summary by email.

The six steps
  1. Pull the public files.
  2. Clean them up and remove duplicates.
  3. Keep only your county or branch area and your trade’s triggers.
  4. Rank them, worst citation or busiest contractor first.
  5. Supply houses: match against your customer names.
  6. Send your Monday sheet and a one-page summary by email.

What we
never do.

Who we are.

We’re a new Orlando company. That’s why the sample is free: you can judge it yourself.

The company
QODECQ LLC, based in Orlando, Florida.
The name
Say it “codec.” A codec turns a raw signal into something you can use. That’s the job: raw public records in, a call list out.

Talk to Aditi.

Questions about a record, your data, or your sample.

Aditi Phalswal, Manager

Email
wecare@qodecq.com
Phone
(321) 780-8444
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