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Here's what the public permit record shows: 2,733 permits across the Triangle (2020-2025). It tells you how busy a company is, not how good they are, so check the license and reviews before you hire.

We didn't find an NC general-contractor license under this name. Plenty of trades and owner-builders pull permits without a GC license, so it's worth confirming their licensing directly before you hire.

2,733
permits on record
n/a
no inspection data
$224,000
typical job value
2020-2025
years active

What their jobs are worth

The middle half of their permits ran $170,000 to $245,000, $158,900,000 of permitted work in total.

These are the values declared on the permits themselves, not prices anyone was charged. Jurisdictions differ in what they ask for and the figure is often conservative, so read it as the scale of the work rather than a quote.

Where they work

Raleigh
2412
Cary
230
Franklinton
46
5179973
5
5179972
4
5179968
4
5179969
4
5179971
4

Permits per year

2020
106
2021
392
2022
573
2023
501
2024
850
2025
300

What they pull permits for

  • Building 733
  • DSENG - Right of Way 498
  • DSINSP - Plumbing (Residential) 470
  • DSINSP - Electrical (Residential) 469
  • DSINSP - Mechanical (Residential) 468
  • ENG - Land Disturbance (Grading) 42

Recent permits

YearTypeCityValue
2025DSENG - Right of WayRaleighn/a
2025DSENG - Right of WayRaleighn/a
2025DSENG - Right of WayRaleighn/a
2025DSENG - Right of WayRaleighn/a
2025BuildingCary$500
2025BuildingCary$500
2025BuildingCary$500
2025BuildingCary$500
2025BuildingCary$500
2025BuildingCary$500
2025BuildingCary$500
2025BuildingCary$500

Browse this trade

Reviewed and license-checked companies, filtered the way you would actually shop.

Getting quotes for your project?

A high permit count means a company is busy, not that they're the right fit for your job. Compare a couple of options and check that the license is current before you sign anything.

This is built from public building-permit records across 4 Triangle jurisdictions. The counts and values are what each jurisdiction published, and a permit is credited to whoever is named on it. License status comes from the NC Licensing Board and can change, so check that it's current before you hire. This page is a record, not a rating or an endorsement.