Which addresses this covers
The City of Corona Building Division permits land inside city limits. Temescal Valley, El Cerrito, Home Gardens and Coronita are unincorporated and get their permits from Riverside County; see the Riverside County permit search guide.
| Tool | Search by | What it shows |
|---|---|---|
| eTRAKiT | Permits, projects, properties (public login) | Permit history, plan check status, inspections |
| Building Permits on CorStat (open data) | Any column | Permit number, site address and APN, type and subtype, applied, issued, finaled and expired dates, status, job value; our source |
| Our Corona permit list | Kind of work, ZIP, month | The same permits without addresses, with time to final |
How to look up the permits on a Corona address
- Open eTRAKiT and log in as a Public user, or register if you have no account.
- Under Permits, choose Search; the Properties menu has its own Search Property option if you start from the address.
- Open each permit on the property. Solar, a re-roof, a water heater and a panel upgrade are each their own permit.
- Read the status and the inspection list to see whether the final passed.
- For every permit on a street at once, filter the CorStat Building Permits dataset by address and export it.
What the statuses mean
| Status in the city file | What it means | How we count it |
|---|---|---|
| FINALED | Final inspection passed | Finished |
| C OF O | Certificate of occupancy issued | Finished |
| ISSUED, TEMP C OF O | Work under way or not yet finaled | Open |
| WITHDRAWN | Never went ahead | Left out |
Of permits issued October 2024 to September 2025, 80.1% had finished by our 23 October 2026 snapshot and 19.9% were still open. Electrical (71.3% finished) and HVAC (71.0%) trail roofing (88.3%) and new homes (93.7%). If your solar or HVAC permit still reads ISSUED a year later, ask the installer to book the final.
When the record is not online
The city's Public Records Request page lists the Online Permit History Search under documents available online and asks you to check those first; otherwise submit a request through the link on that page (read 24 October 2026). Questions go to the City Clerk's office at 951-736-2201. Requests fall under the California Public Records Act.
What our Corona pages add
Our Corona page adds the city's permits up by kind of work:
| Kind of work | Permits (Oct 2024–Sep 2026) | Finished (issued Oct 2024–Sep 2025) | Usual days to final (issued Oct 2024–Sep 2025) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solar | 1,435 | 84.6% | 63 |
| Plumbing | 1,252 | 81.2% | 16 |
| Electrical | 907 | 71.3% | 29 |
| HVAC | 700 | 71.0% | 45 |
| Roofing | 686 | 88.3% | 15 |
| Fences and walls | 474 | 78.7% | 120 |
| Remodels and repairs | 447 | 81.4% | 47 |
| New homes | 193 | 93.7% | 194 |
82% of the 7,804 permits (October 2024 to September 2026) were for homes, and the usual permit that reached a final took 56 days (issued October 2024 to September 2025). Solar permits fell 40% in the last 12 months (October 2025 to September 2026) against the 12 months before. The permit statistics page has year and month counts, how long a permit takes has the ranges, and the ZIP code pages split the file by ZIP: 92882 alone had 2,635 permits in the two years. Smaller kinds of work are on the ADU, pool, addition and garage and shed pages. To check a contractor's CSLB license, see How to check a contractor's license in California.
What this does not tell you
The city's permit file names no contractor, so there are no firm lists for Corona. Most electrical, solar, HVAC and plumbing permits carry a $0 valuation, so costs are shown only where the city recorded one.
How we know this
The eTRAKiT links and login screen and the records-request route are from the City of Corona's Building Division, eTRAKiT and Public Records Request pages, read 24 October 2026. Our counts are CorStat's Building Permits dataset (2agx-camz), read 23 October 2026: permits issued October 2024 to September 2026, City of Corona only.
Numbers come from public permit records in 57 cities, data through October 23, 2026. Nobody paid to be on this page and nobody can.
Questions
- How do I find out if a permit was pulled on my house in Corona?
Use the City of Corona's eTRAKiT portal (etrakit.coronaca.gov), which the Building Division lists for Permit History Search. The permit search opens behind a Public login screen, where new users can register. For a sortable list, filter the city's Building Permits dataset on CorStat by address.
- Does the City of Corona issue permits for Temescal Valley or Home Gardens?
No. Temescal Valley, El Cerrito, Home Gardens and Coronita are unincorporated and get their permits from Riverside County Building and Safety, even with a Corona mailing address.
- What does C OF O mean on a Corona permit?
It is a certificate of occupancy, issued when a new building or ADU is cleared to be lived in. We count C OF O permits as finished, the same as FINALED.
- How do I get an old Corona permit record?
The City's Public Records Request page lists the Online Permit History Search among documents available online and asks you to check it first. If the record is not there, submit a public records request through the link on that page; the City Clerk's office is at 951-736-2201.
- How long does a Corona permit take to get a final?
For permits issued October 2024 to September 2025, the usual permit that reached a final took 56 days: 15 for a re-roof, 16 for plumbing, 63 for solar and 194 for a new home.
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Related guides
- Adams County, CO building permit search: the e-Permit Center, statuses and CORA
- Alachua County building permit search: Citizenserve, statuses and old records
- Anaheim building permit search: Anaheim NEXT and the Building Permit Report
- Arlington, VA building permit search: Permit Arlington lookups and FOIA requests
- Fairfax County building permit search: how to look up permits on an address
- Fayetteville, AR building permit search: the Civic Access portal and FOIA
- eTrakit Video Guides — City of Corona Building Division (2026-10-24)
- eTRAKiT public portal — City of Corona (2026-10-24)
- Miscellaneous Information — City of Corona Building Division (2026-10-24)
- Public Records Request — City of Corona (2026-10-24)
- Building Permits (2agx-camz) — CorStat, City of Corona open data (2026-10-23)