Denver Mechanical Permit Permits & Property Data

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11,123 indexed permits · 15,115 code violations · Denver, Colorado.

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Denver building permits — key stats
Newest permit 2026-09-21

PermitGrab tracks 11,123 building permits in Denver, CO as of 2026-09-21. 15,115 code violations in the same area, newest violation date 2026-09-20.

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2026-09-23
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Permit data through 2026-09-21

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Permit Types in Denver

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Construction Activity in Denver

New building permits in Denver, Colorado show where construction activity is occurring. Filter the public records by trade, date, address, and project value to research active projects and property activity. Contractor lead coverage is not currently available for this city.

About Denver Building Permits

Denver, Colorado processes building permits covering residential construction, commercial buildouts, renovations, and specialty trade work. PermitGrab tracks 11123+ Denver building permits — newest permit date: 2026-09-21 from official city sources.

Each record can show the project address, scope, permit type, and value where the city publishes them. The source-published contractor records do not meet the coverage threshold for this city. PermitGrab does not represent this as contractor-contact coverage. Where property-owner records are available, they are matched to permit addresses separately.

How to use Denver permit data

Filter the current records by trade, date, address, or project value to research construction activity. The most useful workflow in this market is verifying the project signal first, then using the property data that is actually available for that address.

PermitGrab methodology · Page data current as of · Source: Residential + Commercial Construction Permits.

Who appears in Denver permit records?

PermitGrab indexes 11,123 building permits in Denver. New records appear as they are available from the source.

How fresh is Denver permit data?

The most recent permit indexed for Denver is dated 2026-09-21. Newest permit date: 2026-09-21. Permit records carry filing date, address, project value, and permit type, plus contractor name where the source publishes it. Use a recent published record for project research; it does not show bid availability or a request for service.

What construction appears in Denver permit records?

Denver permit activity covers 11,123 indexed permits alongside 15,115 active code violations. The records can cover new construction, residential renovations, mechanical/electrical/plumbing upgrades, roof replacements, demolitions, or tenant improvements. Their usefulness for a contractor or supplier depends on the published project details, timing, and service area.

How to look up Denver building permits

Search recent Denver, CO building permits by address, and permit type in the table above — pulled from the Denver building department's public permit records. New filings appear here as they are published. Filter by trade or search an address to look up a specific permit. For this week's filing volume, see the Denver Permit Pulse.

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Historical analysis · 2026-06-17

Building Permit Leads in Denver: 3,029 New Permits in 30 Days (2026)

Historical market analysis and methodology for Denver. Current permit activity and available source fields are shown on this page.

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Historical analysis · 2026-06-20

Code Violation Leads in Denver: 4,219 Open Cases a Quarter (2026)

Historical market analysis and methodology for Denver. Current permit activity and available source fields are shown on this page.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Denver Building Permits

How many building permits does PermitGrab track in Denver?

PermitGrab currently tracks 11123 building permits in Denver, Colorado. Data is pulled directly from the official municipal source on every collection cycle and includes permit number, address, permit type, status, estimated value, and contractor information where the source publishes it.

How fresh is the Denver permit data?

PermitGrab checks the official source on each collection cycle. The source date and its observed update cadence are shown above, so you can judge the data’s recency before acting on it.

How can contractors find construction leads in Denver?

Contractors can research Denver activity by filtering current permits by trade, location, and project type. Source-published contractor coverage is not currently available for this city. Property information is shown only where public records can be matched.

What’s included in the 14-day trial?

The 14-day trial includes full Pro access to Denver — CSV export, trade and value-tier filters, lead scoring, and violation cross-reference flags. Source-published contractor coverage is not currently available for this city. Property information is available only where public records can be matched. Card required to start; cancel anytime before day 14.

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Denver permit data, by use case

Same data, different angle. Pick the playbook that matches what you sell.

Real estate investors
Review published code-enforcement records with property context where linkage is available. A violation is a research signal, not evidence that an owner intends to sell.
Home service companies
An addition or remodel can be useful project context for HVAC, plumbing, or warranty outreach. Review the project signal before outreach.
Solar installers
Roof permits and electrical upgrades in Denver provide project context for solar-market research. Filter by the current project signal and verify ownership separately.
Insurance agents
Denver renovations can identify properties for a policy-review workflow. Confirm coverage needs independently before contacting a property owner.
Material suppliers & manufacturer reps
Choose a product-line research workflow, then use published job type, description, and value fields where available for territory and demand research. A permit is not a materials order, purchase signal, or open bid.
Developers & new construction
Sort source-published new-construction records by project value and type to research active projects and property activity.
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