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Search Pima County Building Permits

Pima County building permits — unincorporated county work outside Tucson, Marana, Oro Valley and Sahuarita: Vail, the Catalina Foothills, Casas Adobes, Tanque Verde, Picture Rocks, Ajo and the county’s other unincorporated communities, pulled daily from the county’s Accela portal as applications are filed.

Over the last 90 days, Pima County has logged 5,223 building permits (applications filed), led by single family residence new work, with the most activity in ZIP 85641.

Free · no signup · last 90 days of history per address

Pima County permits — last 90 days

Permits filed
5,223
Total declared value
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Avg. declared value
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Where the work is (top ZIPs)

  • 8564157 permits
  • 8574641 permits
  • 8574741 permits
  • 8571837 permits
  • 8570435 permits
  • 8532132 permits
  • 8574127 permits
  • 8565325 permits

What's being built

  • Single Family Residence New468
  • Electrical Equipment335
  • Septic Transfer332
  • Single Family Residence Addition272
  • Mechanical/Plumbing Equipment241
  • Solar197

How pros use it

What Pima County permits are good for

Catch the job early

Applied and freshly issued Pima County permits surface the work before the trucks roll — reach the owner or GC while the material and sub decisions are still open.

Protect the account

Watch every permit pulled on the addresses and contractors you already sell to, so a competitor filing on your customer's property doesn't slip past you.

Spot the newcomer

See which contractors are ramping in Pima County this quarter — new license, rising permit count — before they're anyone else's account.

Look up any Pima County address, free

90 days of permit history per address, no signup. A Pro account unlocks the full history, saved searches, and daily alerts.

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Pima County permits — FAQ

How do I look up a building permit in Pima County?+

Search any Pima County address or contractor name above. You’ll see the permit, its status, the contractor, and the property owner. The last 90 days are free with no signup.

How often is Pima County permit data updated?+

Daily. We pull Pima County’s permit feed every day and classify each permit by lifecycle stage — applied, issued, in progress, finaled.

How long does a building permit take in Pima County?+

It depends on scope. Simple, code-standard work is often issued same-day or within a few days, while plan-review projects — additions, remodels, new construction — typically run from a couple of weeks to a couple of months.

Where is the most construction happening in Pima County?+

The page above ranks Pima County’s most active ZIP codes by permit volume over the last 90 days, so you can see exactly where work is concentrated right now.

Who are the most active contractors in Pima County?+

We rank the contractors pulling the most permits in Pima County over the last 90 days, each linked to their full AZ ROC license record and permit history.

Are Pima County building permits public record?+

Yes. Building permits are public records in Arizona. We aggregate Pima County’s permits from the official jurisdiction feed and fuse them with the statewide AZ ROC contractor roster and Pima County assessor parcel and owner data so they’re searchable in one place.