Recent permits
| Permit | City | Value | Address & work | Trade | Contractor |
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#B483•••• 2026-07-07 |
Charlotte (Mecklenburg County), NC | $5M–$25M | •••• N Caldwell St Charlotte (Mecklenburg County), NC 28202 Commercial Plumbing work · 437 - Commercial - Plan Review (Upfits, Additions, Repair) · New Bldg Lead details → |
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#B483•••• 2026-01-08 |
Charlotte (Mecklenburg County), NC | $500K–$1M | •••• Commonwealth Ave Charlotte (Mecklenburg County), NC 28205 Commercial Plumbing work · 437 - Commercial - Plan Review (Upfits, Additions, Repair) · New Bldg Unlock full lead → |
Commercial Plumbing | Unlock contractor |
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#B483•••• 2026-07-28 |
Charlotte (Mecklenburg County), NC | $100K–$250K | •••• Mulberry Church Rd Charlotte (Mecklenburg County), NC 28208 Commercial Plumbing work · 437 - Commercial - Plan Review (Upfits, Additions, Repair) · Existing Bldg Unlock full lead → |
Commercial Plumbing | Unlock contractor |
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#B483•••• 2026-05-13 |
Charlotte (Mecklenburg County), NC | $100K–$250K | •••• Tyvola Rd Charlotte (Mecklenburg County), NC 28217 Commercial Plumbing work · 437 - Commercial - Plan Review (Upfits, Additions, Repair) · Existing Bldg Unlock full lead → |
Commercial Plumbing | Unlock contractor |
About this data
We track 4 commercial plumbing permits in Charlotte (Mecklenburg County), NC from the public record, most recently issued Jul 28, 2026. Listed project values run from $115K to $24.8M (median $507K) across the 4 permits that report a value. 4 of them have no contractor listed yet. Updated daily from the city's open data portal.
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Questions
How many commercial plumbing permits are there in Charlotte (Mecklenburg County), NC?
We currently track 4 commercial plumbing permits in Charlotte (Mecklenburg County), NC, most recently issued Jul 28, 2026.
How many have no contractor listed yet?
4 of the 4 permits don't list a contractor on the public record yet, which can mean the work hasn't been bid out.
Where does this data come from?
From the building permit records the city or county publishes on its open data portal. We update it every day.
What do members get?
The full address, contractor and owner names when listed, phone numbers when the record has one, the permit number, a link to the city record, daily alerts and spreadsheet exports. You can search for free with street-level previews.