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Frank L. Blum Construction Company: building permits

Frank L. Blum Construction Company pulled 27 building permits in the last 12 months in Durham, Mecklenburg County and Asheville, 24 of them in the last 90 days. Most of the work: new build (56%), residential (22%) and demolition (7%).

Last 30 days
0
Last 90 days
24
Last 12 months
27
Declared value
$29.0M
across 25 permits with a value

Permits by month

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Permits by the month they were filed or issued. Oct 2026 is still in progress. A month without a bar had no permits in the records we read.

What Frank L. Blum Construction Company builds

Their permits from the last 12 months, by type of work.

  • New Build15 (56%)
  • Residential6 (22%)
  • Demolition2 (7%)
  • Commercial1 (4%)
  • Garage / Carport1 (4%)
  • Other2 (7%)

Where Frank L. Blum Construction Company works

Recent permits

Permits from more than 30 days ago. The last 30 days are in Permit Search.

AddressTypeValueStatusDate
400 AVINGER LNDavidson 28036CommercialStandaloneBuilding——
400 AVINGER LNDavidson 28036DemolitionDemolition$100K—
1329 TUNNEL RDAsheville 28805DemolitionCom: Demo—Issued
97 HAYWOOD STAsheville 28801RoofingCom: Alterations—Issued
2360 SWEETEN CREEK RDAsheville 28803OtherCom: Misc. Structure—Issued

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From public building permit records, most recent August 24, 2026. Updated daily. Counts include every permit type a jurisdiction files — trade permits (electrical, plumbing, mechanical) as well as building permits — so one project can appear more than once. Values are what the applicant declared, where the jurisdiction records one. We keep improving how we collect each office's permits, so a count that steps up suddenly usually means more complete records, not more construction.