Recent permits
| Permit | City | Value | Address & work | Trade | Contractor |
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#BLDCN24-•••• Jun 5, 2026 |
Tacoma, WA | $5M–$25M | •••• S Mildred St ZIP 98465 Construct new seven story, 225 unit, sprinklered apartment building - 5 stories… 5 more permits at this address View lead → |
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#BLDCA26-•••• Sep 8, 2026 |
Tacoma, WA | $1M–$5M | •••• S Union Ave ZIP 98405 Replacement of electrical generator and construction of generator pad and… 7 more permits at this address Unlock full lead → |
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#BLDCA25-•••• May 15, 2026 |
Tacoma, WA | $500K–$1M | •••• S 35th St ZIP 98409 Adding a new generator, replacing the existing automatic transfer switch (ATS)… 3 more permits at this address Unlock full lead → |
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#BLDCA26-•••• Sep 25, 2026 |
Tacoma, WA | $500K–$1M | •••• S Steele St ZIP 98409 Interior remodel to an existing Macy's department store at Tacoma Mall. Scope… 48 more permits at this address Unlock full lead → |
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#BLDCA26-•••• Jun 12, 2026 |
Tacoma, WA | $250K–$500K | •••• S 35th St ZIP 98409 Installation of electrical vehicle charging stations for the Pierce County… 1 more permit at this address Unlock full lead → |
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About this data
We track 18 commercial electrical permits in Tacoma, WA from the public record, most recently issued Oct 5, 2026. Listed project values run from $20K to $23.2M (median $100K, so half are smaller) across the 18 permits that report a value. Updated daily from the city's open data portal.
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Questions
How many commercial electrical permits are there in Tacoma, WA?
We currently track 18 commercial electrical permits in Tacoma, WA, most recently issued Oct 5, 2026.
How many have no contractor listed yet?
0 of the 18 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.
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