Permit Digest

Restoration permits in Silver Lake, Ohio

2 restoration permits were issued in Silver Lake, Ohio in the last 90 days, about 0.2 a week, with a typical declared value of $41,450.

Permits
2
last 90 days · Sep 3 to Sep 21
A week
0.2
average over the 90 days
Typical permit value
$41,450
median of the 2 that declared one
Businesses
0
named on 0 of 2 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.

Busiest restoration contractors in Silver Lake

None of these 2 permits named a contracting business. That happens where a department leaves the contractor column blank on its export, and it is why the weekly digest carries the department's own record link for each permit.

A week in full

The 1 restoration permit issued in Silver Lake Sep 21–27, exactly as a subscriber received them. Subscribers get the current week every Monday.

Permit Digest <[email protected]> · Sep 21–27
1 permits issued in Summit County, Sep 21–27
Permit Digest
Summit County · permits issued Sep 21–27
1 permit for you this week
1 restoration
Silver Lake · 1
Sep
21
DAMP PROOF
$54,000
Departments checked
Summit County Division of Building Standards: permits through November 5th, 2026
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Permit Digest · 3934 Darlington Ave. NW, Canton, OH 44708
Sourced from the public records of Summit County Division of Building Standards. Verify details before acting on them.

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