Permit Digest

Building permits in Norton, Ohio

202 building permits were issued in Norton, Ohio in the last 90 days, about 16 a week, with a typical declared value of $15,200. 28 different contracting businesses are named on them.

Permits
202
last 90 days · Aug 14 to Nov 5
A week
16
average over the 90 days
Typical permit value
$15,200
median of the 168 that declared one
Businesses
28
named on 45 of 202 permits

A declared value is what the whole permit covers, so on a new build it is the house rather than one trade's part of it.

What Norton is building

Every permit from the last 90 days, counted under each trade it is worth a phone call for. A permit can count under more than one.

TradePermitsShare
Insurance review8819%
Electrical7516%
HVAC6314%
Plumbing5712%
Real estate investor5011%
New construction419%
Roofing184%
Dumpster/hauling184%
Landscaping/concrete143%
Flooring/paint/finish133%
Commercial build-out102%
Windows/doors/siding82%
Fencing/decking31%
Restoration1under 1%

Busiest contractors in Norton

The 10 businesses named on the most permits in the last 90 days. Another 18 businesses pulled at least one.

#BusinessPermitsPlacesTypical permit value
1C M Plumbing & Home Improvements LLC41$6,350
2Mark Smith Electric, Inc.41$49,500
3Viccarone Heating and Air41$5,800
4Heartland Home Service DBA Blind and Sons LLC31$11,500
5SpartanX LLC31$36,506
6ARP Heating & Air Conditioning Inc.21$15,200
7Paramount Plumbing Inc.21$21,000
8Ryan Homes21$196,456
9Summit Heating & Cooling21$5,000
10A&J Electric11$2,000

Permits in Norton by month

MonthPermitsTypical declared value
August 202647$42,000
September 202693$14,260
October 202651$12,000
November 202611$24,260

The current month is still filling in, and a permit can reach us weeks after it was issued.

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