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Gold Mine Construction LLC: building permits in Tyler, TX

Gold Mine Construction LLC pulled 34 building permits in Tyler, TX from Dec 2023 to Jan 2026, 7 in the last 12 months, across 2 trades (new home, remodel & addition). Top 3 of 199 for new home in Tyler, TX · name on permits: GOLD MINE CONSTRUCTION LLC

34matching permits
7last 12 months
2trades
Moderateevidence strength

Building permits by Gold Mine Construction LLC

TradePermitsLast 12 moUsual filed valuevs tradeActiveEvidenceList position
New Home337$320kabout the usual for the tradeDec 2023 – Jan 2026Moderate#3 of 199
Remodel & Addition10——Aug 2024 – Aug 2024Limited—

List position: where the firm lands on the Tyler, TX 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; a usual value needs 5 or more priced permits in the trade. Some jobs never need a permit.

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Complaints, lawsuits and the permit record

Our record covers building permits, not complaints or court cases. In Tyler, TX, Gold Mine Construction LLC pulled 34 permits 2023–2026; about 94% of those old enough to judge reached completion, and 1 of 29 permits a year or more old is still open. To check complaints and lawsuits, search Texas TDLR (Texas TDLR license search), BBB complaints for Gold Mine Construction LLC and Smith County court records.

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