What contractor and contact information is available in Phoenix permit records?

Availability varies by the public records each jurisdiction publishes. This report shows the contractor, owner, phone, and permit fields currently available for Phoenix, with source details on the linked market page.

How many code violations are open in Phoenix?

This report shows 0 public Phoenix violation records where that source publishes them. A public record is not a conclusion about a property's current condition or owner intent.

Can I search by contractor name or address?

You can explore permit records by the fields the relevant public source publishes, including address, permit type, date, and contractor or owner information where available.

How current is the Phoenix permit data?

Municipal publication schedules vary. Verify the source and newest-record date on the linked market page rather than assuming the same freshness in every jurisdiction.

Phoenix Code Violations 2026

By PermitGrab Research · Source coverage and publishing cadence vary by jurisdiction

2,347

Named contractor profiles

1,243

Profiles with a phone

Public violation records

Public owner records

Source-backed public data · View Phoenix permit records →

Getting a code violation notice from the City of Phoenix can feel overwhelming. This guide explains exactly what happens, how much it costs, and how to resolve it — plus how contractors and investors use violation data to find business opportunities.

What Happens When You Get a Code Violation in Phoenix?

The city issues a notice and gives the property owner a set number of days to correct the issue — typically 30 days. If the violation isn't fixed within that window, the city has authority to abate the problem themselves and place a lien against the property for the costs.

Phoenix Code Violation Fines

Fines escalate with repeat offenses within 36 months:

First violation: $100 to $2,500
Second violation: minimum $250
Third violation: minimum $500

Each day the violation continues counts as a separate offense. A $100/day minimum violation left unresolved for a month could result in a $3,000 fine — plus the cost of the actual repair.

How to Fix a Code Violation in Phoenix

Read the violation notice carefully twice. Call the code enforcement officer to discuss what's required — get their cell phone number and email. Ask for a time extension if you need it. Document everything. Get the work done before your court date to minimize fines.

If the work requires a contractor, make sure they're licensed through the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC). Unpermitted repair work on a code violation can create additional violations.

Phoenix by the Numbers

PermitGrab tracks 0 open code violations in Phoenix right now. Each one represents a property where work must be done — by law.

We also track:

2,347 active contractors pulling permits
1,243 with direct phone numbers
0 property owners matched to addresses (Maricopa County)

Why This Matters for Contractors and Investors

For contractors: every code violation is a property that needs your services. Roofing, electrical, plumbing, structural repair, property maintenance — these are properties where the city has said "fix this or else." That's not a cold lead. It's a legally mandated repair.

For real estate investors: properties with active violations often indicate distressed ownership situations. The combination of violation data, property owner information, and assessed values gives you a complete picture of investment opportunities.

For solar installers: Phoenix offers instant-permits solar through SolarAPP+ as of January 1, 2026. Arizona's 25% state solar tax credit (up to $1,000) is still active. Properties pulling renovation permits are already spending money on their house — add solar to the project.

Solar Permits in Phoenix

Arizona's HB2301 mandates all municipalities adopt instant permitting for home power installations as of January 2026. Phoenix uses SolarAPP+ for eligible residential PV systems. Maricopa County charges $300 for roof-mounted residential solar permits, including all inspections.

Permits Filed in the Last 90 Days

3,648 permits filed in Phoenix in the last 90 days. Top types:

Permit Type	Count
SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC/BATTERY SYSTEM OTC	310
STRUC/ELEC/PLMB/MECH	186
WATER SERVICES FIRE FLOW	149
OTC BATTERY SYSTEM	143
SIGN PERMIT	110
STRUC	93
SITE PERMIT	91
SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM OTC	90
HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TANK INSTALLATION	87
FIRE PREVENTION SERVICE REQUEST	84

Search Phoenix permits and contractors →

Frequently Asked Questions

How much can a Phoenix code violation cost?

$100 to $2,500 per violation, with each day counting as a separate offense. Repeats within 36 months escalate the minimum to $250 and $500.

How long do I have to fix a Phoenix code violation?

Typically 30 days from the notice. After that the city can abate and lien the property for costs.

Where can I see currently open Phoenix violations?

Search by address on the Phoenix permits page. Most recent permit in our system: recently.

Check market coverage before starting a trial

Source coverage and publishing cadence vary by jurisdiction. Explore available permit, contractor, owner, and violation fields by market. Review disclosed record dates, then choose your research settings before the optional checkout step.

Check markets and choose a workflow → Browse Phoenix permits →