Search by firm name
A firm gets a page once it has 10 or more permits in a city, or 3 or more in the last 12 months on file; smaller firms are named on the city’s A–Z list. No match? The firm may file under another name (ask for the name on its license), work mostly outside these cities, or rarely pull permits. Ask it for the permit number of a recent job.
What a firm page shows
- ✓Every permit the firm pulled in that city, by kind of work, with the latest dates
- ✓How many of its permits the city closed out with a final inspection
- ✓The usual job value it filed, next to the usual for the trade
- ✓Its license as the state or city board lists it, when we can match it by name
- ✓Where it works, by ZIP code, and similar firms by permit volume
It’s the public record, not a review or a background check. How to read a permit history · Methodology
Contractors A–Z, by city
Every firm with 5 or more permits in each city, alphabetically, linked when it has a page. The number is firms listed.
Arizona
Arkansas
California
- Anaheim contractors A–Z183
- Citrus Heights contractors A–Z177
- Elk Grove contractors A–Z239
- Marin County (unincorporated) contractors A–Z164
- Palo Alto contractors A–Z161
- Sacramento County (unincorporated) contractors A–Z283
- San Diego contractors A–Z206
- San Diego County (unincorporated) contractors A–Z219
- San Francisco contractors A–Z178