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Foundation and concrete permits in Wake County, NC

153 foundation and concrete permits were filed in Wake County in the last 12 months, and 13 in the last 30 days. That's 8% of the foundation and concrete permits filed at the North Carolina offices we read, and 1% of all Wake County's permits.

Wake County issues building permits for unincorporated Wake County. Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Morrisville, Garner, Fuquay-Varina and Wake Forest run their own permitting and have their own pages. More on all building permits in Wake County and foundation and concrete permits at every office we read.

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Last 12 months
153
Last 90 days
39
Last 30 days
13
Average declared value
$73K
across 129 permits with a value

Does this work need a permit in Wake County?

Yes, for structural work. Foundation repair is load-bearing work; a slab or patio that carries nothing usually isn't. That's North Carolina law (G.S. 160D-1110), the same in every permit office — the statewide guide explains what it means for the permit records.

By month

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Permits by the month they were filed or issued. Nov 2026 is still in progress.

Where in Wake County

The ZIP codes with the most foundation and concrete permits. Each linked ZIP has its own page.

Raleigh 51 · Knightdale 27 · Wake Forest 26 · Wendell 15 · Zebulon 8 · Apex 7 · Willow Spring 4 · Holly Springs 4 · Rolesville 4 · Fuquay Varina 2

Recent permits

A sample from 30 or more days ago. Permit Search and the daily email have them as they're filed.

AddressTypeValueStatusDate
615 BAY FOREST DRKnightdale 27545Fence / Retaining WallCommercial Structures other than Buildings—In review
8720 BELLS LAKE RDApex 27539Fence / Retaining WallCommercial Structures other than Buildings—In review
2829 COMBE HILL TRLRaleigh 27613Alteration / RemodelResidential Alteration—In review
417 NIGHTINGALE CTWake Forest 27587Deck / PorchResidential Addition—Withdrawn rejected
1532 AVONBURY LNKnightdale 27545Fence / Retaining WallCommercial Structures other than Buildings—In review

13 more permits filed in Wake County in the last 30 days

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Foundation and concrete permits in Wake County: common questions

How many foundation and concrete permits are filed in Wake County?
153 in the last 12 months and 13 in the last 30 days — 8% of the foundation and concrete permits filed at all the North Carolina offices we read. The busiest ZIP codes were 27587 (26), 27545 (26) and 27591 (15). Wake County issues building permits for unincorporated Wake County. Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Morrisville, Garner, Fuquay-Varina and Wake Forest run their own permitting and have their own pages.
Who pulls the most foundation and concrete permits in Wake County?
By permits in the last 12 months: Foundation Pro NC (Ram Jack), Vertical Walls, Inc. and Sitescapes, LLC.. The table above has the most active twelve, each linked to its own page where it has one.
Does foundation or concrete work need a permit in Wake County?
Yes, for structural work. Foundation repair is load-bearing work; a slab or patio that carries nothing usually isn't. That's North Carolina law (G.S. 160D-1110), so it's the same in every permit office in the state.

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Source: TarSignal, from North Carolina public building permit records, data through October 29, 2026. Refreshed nightly. 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.