Permit GraphShortlistSan Francisco building permits since 2000

Grizzly Builders Inc.

Contractor license
1016313
State license record
Based in
Oakland
On San Francisco permits
Dec 2015 to Aug 2026
Last 24 months
26 permits filed

139 permits since 2000: 94 completed, 8 in progress, 28 never finaled, 9 expired or cancelled.

Of the 28 never-finaled permits, 3 are 3 to 5 years old, 25 are 5 to 10 years old.

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Deck permits

AllDeck 1Stairs 5Kitchen remodel 77Bathroom remodel 56

1 deck permit: 1 completed. Typically 840 days from filing to permit and 26 days from permit to final inspection.

FiledOutcomeAddressWork described on the permitDeclared cost
Oct 20, 2021Completed
final sign-off Mar 2024
455 14th Stdemolition of non-permitted portion of rear deck to revert structure to existing conditions. remaining structure to meet san francisco planning code section 136 and residential deck guidelines. existing stair and landing to remain non-conforming with fsd requirements.demolish rear yard fencing that
Details
Permit
202110200890
Status
complete
Filed
Oct 20, 2021
Permit issued
Feb 7, 2024
Final sign-off
Mar 4, 2024
Address
455 14th St

demolition of non-permitted portion of rear deck to revert structure to existing conditions. remaining structure to meet san francisco planning code section 136 and residential deck guidelines. existing stair and landing to remain non-conforming with fsd requirements.demolish rear yard fencing that

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