Low Mountain Construction Inc
- Address:
- 4105 N 20th St Ste 205, Phoenix, AZ 85016
- Qualifying party:
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- Issued:
- Mar 30, 1993
- Expires:
- Feb 29, 2028
Compliance & activity profile
✓ ClearNo adverse license or disciplinary signals on the public AZ ROC record.
Composite of public AZ ROC license status + disciplinary record + permit-activity velocity.
Safety record
3 OSHA inspectionsFederal OSHA / AZ ADOSH has 3 inspections on public record matched to this contractor — most recent safety inspection 2020 in Maricopa.
Public inspection records matched by business name + city. An inspection is a routine or complaint-driven event, not a finding of wrongdoing — for verification and vetting context only.
Momentum & expansion
Derived from this contractor's permit history — last 90 days vs prior. A live "worth calling now" read.
Contact from permit filings
Self-reported by the contractor on their own permit filings across 3 Arizona cities. Verify before outreach.
Contact & reputation
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Activity dashboardTop 25% in AZ · 12-mo volume
Aggregated across 40 permits we've linked to this license.
Lately
- WARM→2707 E VAN BUREN ST11 permits · one projectPRIVATE · Phoenix · Jun 18, 2026 · $6.1M
- COLD→10621 E WILLIAMS FIELD RDOther Commercial · Mesa · Feb 17, 2026 · ~$23Kest
- DEAD→1750 S GREENFIELD RDOther Commercial · Mesa · May 26, 2021 · $7K
- DEAD→16624 N 90TH ST STE 101TENANT IMPROVEMENT · Scottsdale · Apr 16, 2021 · $508K
- COLD→7126 E MCKELLIPS RDCom (OTH) -- Renovations/Remodels · Mesa · May 16, 2017 · $459K
Job values are as reported on the permit application; ~ values are labeled estimates from typical values for the permit type, never dressed up as filed figures.
About this record
This page is a public summary of Low Mountain Construction Inc built entirely from government records — the Arizona Registrar of Contractors license file and building permits issued by jurisdictions across Arizona. PlumbIntel joins those sources so you can see, in one place, that a contractor is properly licensed and actively pulling permits under that license.
Everything here is factual and sourced: license status and dates come from the AZ ROC; permit counts, addresses, and values come from the issuing jurisdiction. We do not publish reviews, ratings, or unverified contact details — owner-provided updates always carry their source label. If you're a homeowner vetting a contractor, a lapsed license or a gap in permit history is worth a conversation before you sign.
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