Public permit matchNo contractor namedPlumbing
Plumbing Permit — improvement work
NEW BRIGHTONIssued 9/1/2026
City record: Permit for plumbing pulled by the property owner — no contractor named on the City record.
May also involve: Kitchen & Bath Renovation, Drywall
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The owner pulled this permit themselves
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- Owner-pulled permits often mean DIY. A lot of them stall partway, so an offer to finish or inspect the work lands better than a pitch for the whole job.
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From the public City record
- Permit number
- PP2026-08586
- Permit type
- Homeowner's Plumbing Permit
- Work class
- Improvement
- Status on City record
- Completed
- Community
- NEW BRIGHTON
- Issued
- 9/1/2026
Passive signal — not a confirmed job. Nobody here asked to be contacted, and this data is public, so other contractors can see it too. Permit leads are never exclusive. Scope and value above are estimates drawn from the filing, not confirmed with the owner.
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