Contractor Records
Orlando › Firms › Mattamy Homes
MA

Mattamy Homes: building permits in Orlando, FL

Mattamy Homes pulled 13 building permits in Orlando, FL from Oct 2023 to Oct 2025, 1 in the last 12 months, across 1 trade (new home). Top 13 of 292 for new home in Orlando · based in Orlando · name on permits: MATTAMY HOMES

13matching permits
1last 12 months
1trade
Limitedevidence strength

Building permits by Mattamy Homes

TradePermitsLast 12 moUsual filed valuevs tradeActiveEvidenceList position
New Home131$224kabout the usual for the tradeOct 2023 – Oct 2025Limited#13 of 292

List position: where the firm lands on the Orlando comparison for that trade at default settings (or at a typical budget), among firms without a license problem. It's a match score from public records, not a quality rating.

Filed value is what was written on the permit, not a quote or final bill. Some jobs never need a permit.

License

Complaints, lawsuits and the permit record

Our record covers building permits, not complaints or court cases. In Orlando, FL, Mattamy Homes pulled 13 permits 2023–2025. To check complaints and lawsuits, search Florida DBPR (Florida DBPR license search), BBB complaints for Mattamy Homes and Orange County court records.

We never say whether a complaint or lawsuit exists: we do not hold those records.

Questions

Where Mattamy Homes works

The ZIP codes where Mattamy Homes filed the most of its 13 permits on homes in Orlando, counted at each property's ZIP code. A ZIP code opens every permit we track there and the most active firms in each trade.

Orlando permits by ZIP code →

Similar home builders in Orlando

The 5 home builders closest to Mattamy Homes's 13 new home permits. Similar volume, not similar quality.

Compare all Orlando home builders →

Compare Mattamy Homes with other Orlando new home contractors

Every permit record in the city, side by side. Pick what you value. The list moves.

Source: public permit records (Orlando), matched by contractor name. How the records work. Something wrong? Firms can request a correction.