Pacific Power Group — permit history in Seattle, WA

Business record held by the regulator

Read from L&I Contractor License Data - General, published by the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries; our copy is from 2026-10-31. The name, address and phone are those the company filed with the regulator, reproduced as published. A permit shows the licence was on file the day it was filed. These rows show what the regulator holds now. The record is matched to Pacific Power Group by company name, and only where that name resolves to exactly one licence in the register — a rule measured at 99.4% correct against permits whose licence number we already know. Verify with the authority before acting on it.

Permit categories

Activity by year

Busiest year on record: 2025, with 126 permits. One project can account for several filings, so read this as filing activity rather than workload.

Where they worked

335 distinct addresses on record; the 14 most recent are shown. Declared value on record runs from $250 to $2,700, median $280. Addresses appear as the authority published them. A permit is a filing at an address, not a completed job there.

Also named on permits at the same addresses

Companies that also appear in Seattle permit records at addresses where Pacific Power Group filed, in any year. Sharing an address is a documented co-appearance, not proof that they worked on the same project or with each other.

Permits on record

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.

Search these records

The 991 permits above are a static record through 2026. Select a year above to open that year’s records, or search Pacific Power Group in Seattle, WA by address, trade or date range.

Source and limits

Public Seattle permit records through 2026, 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 →

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