1,132 restaurants in Miami-Dade are past the pump-out date on their own county permit. Find your ZIP.

Every tile is a ZIP code and its measured count, from county records pulled September 30, 2026 and the permits read September 30, 2026. Tap the ZIPs you cover and request the rows. The first 25 are free.

Miami-Dade grease traps, by ZIP

Count: past the interval on its own permit, matched by name. Small print: of how many pumped in the last 365 days, and how many haulers hold them.

1,132 of the 1,369 county-wide carry a ZIP on the county record; the other 237 are in the file without one. How the count is reached, the sample, the price.

5,047 boilers in Brooklyn are more than a year past their last filed inspection, and the last filer was a licensed firm. Find your ZIP.

City filings pulled September 30, 2026, joined to the license register by license number. Boilers last filed by an insurance-company inspector are left out: there is no firm to reach.

Brooklyn boilers, by ZIP

Count: overdue and last filed by a licensed plumber or oil burner installer. Small print: of how many overdue in the ZIP, and how many firms filed them.

5,047 of the 5,182 borough-wide carry a ZIP; 11,342 devices are overdue in all. How the count is reached, the sample, the price.

What a row is

One site, with its address and ZIP, the firm named on the last record, the date, days since, and the interval the permit or code requires. Your own accounts are left out. The record id on every row lets you check it against the county or the city.

Price

Free sample of 25 rows for your ZIP codes.

$750 one time for every qualifying row in your ZIP codes as of the pull date, up to 700 rows of grease or 2,000 of boilers. Larger territories $1,250; all of Brooklyn $1,900. The board counts the rows for you.

$249 a quarter (grease) or $149 a month (boilers) for the change list: only what changed since the last one. Any period under 25 rows is free.

$1,490 for the year at the $750 tier: the file and every change list. Larger tiers, the file plus $740.

Who

Servicer Map is run by Ravid Efroni. One person, the public records, and the scripts that read them. Email ravid@servicermap.com with your ZIP codes; the sample comes back as a spreadsheet, usually the same day.

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