Commercial Roofing & Waterproofing permits in Citrus Heights, CA

Commercial permits, updated daily from the city. Street-level previews; full details are for members.

Permits
4
Total value
$360K
Average project
$89.9K

We track 4 commercial roofing permits in Citrus Heights, CA from the public record, most recently issued Sep 24, 2026. Listed project values run from $55K to $145K (median $91K) across the 4 permits that report a value. Most common work types: Commercial.

Last updated Sep 24, 2026. Street-level preview; full details are for members. Search free or start a 14-day trial.

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Permit City Value Address & work Trade Contractor
#30••••
2026-03-13
Citrus Heights, CA $100K–$250K •••• Tupelo Dr Citrus Heights, CA
Commercial Roofing work · Reroof · Commercial
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#31••••
2026-05-14
Citrus Heights, CA $50K–$100K •••• Sunrise Blvd Citrus Heights, CA
Commercial Roofing work · Other · Commercial
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#31••••
2026-09-24
Citrus Heights, CA $50K–$100K •••• Sunrise Blvd Citrus Heights, CA
Commercial Roofing work · Reroof · Commercial
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#31••••
2026-04-27
Citrus Heights, CA $50K–$100K •••• Sunrise Blvd Citrus Heights, CA
Commercial Roofing work · Tenant Improvement · Commercial
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Other trades in Citrus Heights, CA

HVAC & MechanicalCommercial ElectricalTenant ImprovementNew Commercial Build

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Questions

How many commercial roofing permits are there in Citrus Heights, CA?

We currently track 4 commercial roofing permits in Citrus Heights, CA, most recently issued Sep 24, 2026.

How many have no contractor listed yet?

0 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?

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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.