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building permits.

Search Raleigh building permits by address, contractor, and issue date. Research projects, identify builders, and understand local construction activity.

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FROM PROJECT RECORDS TO POSSIBILITIES

How could permit data
help your business?

Find your kind of work. See who’s building. Make your next conversation more informed.

Focus your prospect research, explore relationships that could bring repeat business, and spend less time gathering project information. Choose an example to see how the available Raleigh records could help.

I pour concrete.

What to look forReview new-home and addition projects and identify the builders listed in the records.

What you could doResearch the builder, then ask about project timing and whether foundation or slab work remains available. Even if that job is assigned, the builder may be worth getting to know for future projects.

How it could helpFind relevant quote opportunities and build relationships with repeat builders.

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I paint or install flooring.

What to look forReview renovation and new-construction descriptions and the contractors listed on those projects.

What you could doResearch those contractors and ask about timing and any finishing work that remains available.

How it could helpFind potential prospects for later construction stages.

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I sell building materials.

What to look forLook for projects relevant to your products and identify the contractors involved.

What you could doSearch for their other permitted work to understand what they build, then explore whether your products fit their needs.

How it could helpResearch potential trade accounts and relationships that could lead to repeat orders.

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I provide dumpsters or site services.

What to look forReview construction and renovation projects at addresses within your service area.

What you could doInvestigate the project's needs and ask the listed contractor whether rental or site services are still needed.

How it could helpFocus your research on potential rental and service bookings.

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I’m a real estate agent.

What to look forSearch an address for available permit history, including descriptions of renovations and additions.

What you could doIdentify work that deserves follow-up with the owner or issuing authority, and use those questions in your property research.

How it could helpGather property context faster and have better-informed client conversations.

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I’m a builder or remodeler.

What to look forResearch other local builders, their project types, and permitted activity in the areas you serve.

What you could doIdentify builders whose work complements yours and research possible partnerships.

How it could helpExplore potential partnerships and make business decisions with a clearer view of local construction activity.

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Permits are research signals. Confirm project availability, timing, remaining work, and service needs directly; an issue date does not show construction progress. Our Raleigh feed is limited, so a missing record does not prove work was unpermitted.

A LOOK INSIDE

Sample permit records.

Recent issue dates from the Raleigh source, with issued permits preferred. These samples are for project research; they do not establish bidding availability.

Raleigh source · 184,681 records
Last successful source sync: . Sync time describes feed verification, not a project’s latest activity.
Building

5213 Harrington Grove Dr

RALEIGH · 27613

  1. Submitted
  2. In Review
  3. Ready for Issuance
  4. Issued
  5. Complete

Current source status: Issued

About this status guide

This is an illustrative guide, not a recorded timeline or a measure of construction progress. Only the current source status is known. Earlier steps are not verified, and records can follow other paths. Labels such as Complete describe the publisher’s record; verify their meaning with the issuing authority.

Construction a portico above the existing stoop

Permit number
BLDR-047832-2026
Issued
Oct 15, 2026 (UTC)
Contractor
JCM Renovations
Declared valuation
$7,000.00
Source: City of RaleighPublisher record
Building

7265 Manor Oaks Dr

RALEIGH · 27615

  1. Submitted
  2. In Review
  3. Ready for Issuance
  4. Issued
  5. Complete

Current source status: Issued

About this status guide

This is an illustrative guide, not a recorded timeline or a measure of construction progress. Only the current source status is known. Earlier steps are not verified, and records can follow other paths. Labels such as Complete describe the publisher’s record; verify their meaning with the issuing authority.

Kitchen remodel- no structural changes to existing footprint. Bathroom remodel- change (1) full bat

Permit number
BLDR-048327-2026
Issued
Oct 13, 2026 (UTC)
Contractor
EDMISTER CONSTRUCTION
Declared valuation
$24,964.20
Source: City of RaleighPublisher record
Building

11419 Lostwood Ln

RALEIGH · 27614

  1. Submitted
  2. In Review
  3. Ready for Issuance
  4. Issued
  5. Complete

Current source status: Issued

About this status guide

This is an illustrative guide, not a recorded timeline or a measure of construction progress. Only the current source status is known. Earlier steps are not verified, and records can follow other paths. Labels such as Complete describe the publisher’s record; verify their meaning with the issuing authority.

Kitchen Remodel

Permit number
BLDR-048554-2026
Issued
Oct 12, 2026 (UTC)
Contractor
FREYS BUILDING AND REMODELING
Declared valuation
$22,344.50
Source: City of RaleighPublisher record
About these samples

We select up to three records with valid issue dates, descriptions, and source statuses from a small recent date-filtered pool. The source API does not offer newest-first ordering, so these are not necessarily the newest permits. We check the past 30 days, widening to 90 days if needed. Issue dates describe permit issuance; source synchronization describes when the feed was verified.

Published by the City of Raleigh through its public data source. Information may be incomplete, delayed, or corrected. Read the coverage notes.

FROM RECORD TO RESEARCH

A practical starting point.

01

Find an address or contractor

Pilot accounts can search the full published Raleigh dataset using supported fields and date ranges.

02

Read the project context

Inspect descriptions, source statuses, dates, contractor names, and declared values when supplied. Missing fields stay visible.

03

Verify before acting

An application is not an issued permit. A completed project is not a new lead. Follow the source and confirm current information.

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