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Michael Whitson: building permits

Michael Whitson pulled 57 building permits in the last 12 months in Mecklenburg County and Wake County, 7 of them in the last 90 days. Most of the work: electrical (100%).

Last 30 days
0
Last 90 days
7
Last 12 months
57
Declared value
$985K
across 52 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 Michael Whitson builds

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

  • Electrical57 (100%)

Where Michael Whitson works

Recent permits

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

AddressTypeValueStatusDate
5401 DOEMONT DRApex 27539ElectricalResidential Alteration$40KWithdrawn rejected
1830 VINTON STCharlotte 28216ElectricalElectrical$29K—
3004 CHATUGE CTCharlotte 28214ElectricalElectrical$16K—
9326 SCORPIO LNMint Hill 28227ElectricalElectrical——
9326 SCORPIO LNMint Hill 28227ElectricalSolarPV$4,100—
7020 AMBERLY HILLS RDCharlotte 28215ElectricalSolarPV$6,413—
7020 AMBERLY HILLS RDCharlotte 28215ElectricalElectrical——
8517 PAW VALLEY LNCharlotte 28214ElectricalElectrical$13K—
11844 GUILDHALL LNCharlotte 28213ElectricalElectrical$14K—
6422 BRAWLEY ANN DRCharlotte 28215ElectricalElectrical$18K—

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From public building permit records, most recent August 25, 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.