Opportunity Radar · Pilot

Find the signal.
Understand the timing.

A project record can tell you where to look. It takes another step to know whether the project matters to your business. Mav connects the source, the trade, and the questions still worth asking.

FIND→ Get chosen→ Convert→ Follow up→ Measure

Charlotte · LandscapingResearch snapshot · September 8, 2026

What the record says

Carmel Commons

Project reference: CLT-2025-098
Construction plan record: LDCP-2026-00189
Observed status: Revisions
Review context: Tree protection and heritage-tree requirements appear in the project materials.

Open the Charlotte public record ↗

A dated observation. Check the source for changes before acting.

What Mav makes of it

Worth watching. Timing still needs work.

Monitor · Interpretation

Landscaping and sitework firms may have a reason to follow the design review. A plan in revisions does not establish an open bid, an approved start date, or a selected contractor.

Verify before treating this as an opportunity

Check for a revised or approved plan.
Confirm who controls contractor selection and whether the relevant scope is already awarded.
Establish the buying window and requirements for your trade.

For a post-construction cleaning firm, this record alone is too early to justify pursuit.

A focused first market: Charlotte landscaping.

The pilot examines public project records for signals relevant to landscaping businesses. This example shows the method, not a live feed or a verified invitation to bid. Coverage, delivery frequency, and price are discussed before any engagement.

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