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Plumbing Permits in Denver, CO

Browse plumbing permits including pipe installation, water heater replacement, sewer line repair, and backflow prevention permit records available from Denver, CO. Plumbing contractors can use the source date, project scope, and available record details to research published project activity. A permit is a project signal, not a request for bids. The newest displayed source record is dated 2026-08-04.

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Denver Plumbing Market Overview

Denver's plumbing permit activity is currently slowing, with 0 permits filed in the last 30 days compared to 187 in the prior 30-day window. On average, 170.2 plumbing permits are filed per month here based on the last six months of data.

Recent Plumbing Permits in Denver

Date Address Description Status
2026-08-04 1777 S Marion ST Plumbing Permit Issued
2026-08-04 3919 N Zenobia ST Plumbing Permit Issued
2026-08-04 3944 N Zenobia ST Plumbing Permit Issued
2026-08-04 4901 W 10th AVE, BLDG 1 Plumbing Permit Filed
2026-08-04 950 S Gilpin ST Plumbing Permit Issued
2026-08-04 3801 E Dartmouth AVE Plumbing Permit Issued
2026-08-04 1714 Blake ST, 200 Plumbing Permit Issued
2026-08-04 1820 S Marion ST Plumbing Permit Issued
2026-08-04 886 S Gilpin ST Plumbing Permit Issued
2026-08-04 1827 S Marion ST Plumbing Permit Issued

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many Plumbing permits were filed in Denver in the last 30 days?
Denver has 0 plumbing permits dated in the last 30 days in the source records currently available on PermitGrab.
What types of Plumbing work require permits in Denver?
In Denver, permits are typically required for plumbing permits including pipe installation, water heater replacement, sewer line repair, and backflow prevention. Always check with Denver's building department for specific requirements.
How can a Plumbing business research project activity in Denver?
Use PermitGrab to review matching plumbing permit records from Denver’s public source. Use the displayed source date, project scope, and available record fields to research published project activity; a permit is not a request for bids.
How quickly are Plumbing permits updated on PermitGrab?
The newest displayed source record is dated 2026-08-04. PermitGrab checks the source on each collection cycle and publishes newer records after the source makes them available.

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