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Di Gabriele Bernard — permit history in Philadelphia, PA

Di Gabriele Bernard appears on 7 Philadelphia permit records from 2022 through 2025, all of them plumbing.

Permit categories

CategoryPermitsShare
Plumbing7100%

Activity by year

YearPermits issued
20221
20234
20241
20251

Busiest year on record: 2023, with 4 permits. One project can account for several filings, so read this as filing activity rather than workload.

Names on the same project timelines

Name in sourceLinked permitsLast seen
Francesco Pascucci Linda Pascucci22023-10-11
Anthony Russo12023-10-05
Design Maintenance & Construction Co12024-03-09

3 named participants share a resolved project timeline with Di Gabriele Bernard. A shared timeline is a research lead, not proof of a partnership or a current contract. Names appear as the authority published them.

Where they worked

Address in sourceMost recent permit
2430 S WOODSTOCK ST2025-12-24
210 LOCUST ST2024-03-09
2201 S NORWOOD ST2023-10-11
2311 S MOLE ST2023-10-05
1702 LOCUST ST2023-04-26
2224 S 19TH ST2022-03-24

6 distinct addresses on record. Addresses appear as the authority published them. A permit is a filing at an address, not a completed job there.

Permits on record

7 permits; open the full list
PermitIssuedCategoryAddress in sourceScope as filedDeclared value
PP-2025-0157212025-12-24Plumbing2430 S WOODSTOCK ST
PP-2024-0030532024-03-09Plumbing210 LOCUST ST
PP-2023-0140872023-10-11Plumbing2201 S NORWOOD ST
PP-2023-0136102023-10-05Plumbing2311 S MOLE ST
PP-2023-0055322023-04-26Plumbing1702 LOCUST ST
PP-2023-0050592023-04-14Plumbing210 LOCUST ST
PP-2021-0253822022-03-24Plumbing2224 S 19TH ST

Fields appear as the issuing authority published them, including spelling and blanks. Scope text is the applicant's description of intended work, not an inspection finding.

Source and limits

Public Philadelphia permit records through 2025, counted by distinct permit number. This is a historical filing record: it cannot show current backlog, pricing, crew availability, licensing or insurance, and a quiet period may only mean work was filed elsewhere. Confirm anything commercial with the company and with the issuing authority before acting. How we build these records, and what we withhold →