Filmore aggregates equipment financing history, active construction demand, and the contractors behind the work into one connected graph. 38.5 million records across seven states, resolved to 1.8 million companies.
Equipment, the companies that own it, the projects creating demand, and the public-record signals that tell you when something is about to change. Each connection is what makes a single record worth more than the sum of its sources.
Each bucket is a standalone asset. Together they answer who owns what, who is buying, and where the next job is coming from.
Lien and financing filings showing who bought what, when, and on what terms, going back to 1966.
Construction projects tracked at the county level, with verified dollar value attached.
Scored buying prospects plus the master contractor record, ranked by fleet and activity.
Financed equipment units tied to the companies that run them. The base layer for knowing what is aging out and what is due to be replaced.
Newly registered businesses and contractor-license records, the earliest signal a buyer exists.
Building permits pulled across the footprint every year and refreshed twice a month. The earliest sign that a job, and the equipment behind it, is on the way.
Every model mapped to its category and brand, with lifecycle and cost detail behind it.
The connective layer. Every record above ties back to one of these businesses, which is what turns scattered sources into one view.
Source records and the derived intelligence built on top of them, refreshed against live public and operational data.
Coverage grows state by state on the same connected model, so a new market plugs into the graph instead of starting over.
A financing filing on its own is a row in a database. Joined to the company, its fleet, its projects, and its next permit, it becomes a reason to make a call. That join is the asset.