Homeowner's Permit
General contractor · San Francisco permit activity
General contractor active in San Francisco construction, tracked from public building-permit filings.
#28
by SF filing activity
among SF general contractors, last 90 days
39
projects tracked
Jan 2025 to Jul 2026
12/16
active weeks
weeks with a filing (last 16)
6 of the 39 Homeowner's Permit projects filed new permits in the last 30 days.
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$676K Inner Sunset renovation
Filed 1 month ago · 3 filings · Homeowner's Permit: GC
Revision to. replace 25 windows, in kind, wood with aluminum clad
GC named · 2 architects identified · Engineer identified
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$40K Oceanview/Merced/Ingleside renovation
Filed 28 days ago · 2 filings · Homeowner's Permit: GC
Ref to bldg & pp add lights & receptacles at kitchen, living & entrance
GC named · Engineer identified
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$5K West of Twin Peaks renovation
Filed 2 months ago · 3 filings · Homeowner's Permit: GC
Electric work for conversion of an existing ground floor 1st floor starage room into a kitchenete and habitable living space, as per…
GC named · Architect identified · Engineer identified
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Middle 50% of declared values: $1K–$30K (median $5K)
Most recent filing: Hayes Valley · Jul 30, 2026
12 active · 7 newly observed last 90 days
Filing activity · last 16 weeks
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MAY
JUN
JUL
12
active projects (last 90d)
7
newly observed (last 90d)
Jun 2026
peak month
Project mix · by use
Commercial14%
Residential86%
Geography · by neighborhood
West of Twin Peaks30%
Chinatown20%
Oceanview/Merced/Ingleside20%
Castro/Upper Market15%
Mission15%
Shared-project connections
| # | Firm | Primary role | Shared | Relative |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Marjang Design | Architecture | 1 | |
| 2 | Mike Architecture | Architecture | 1 | |
| 3 | Q Architecture | Architecture | 1 | |
| 4 | Zfa Structural Engineers | Architecture | 1 | |
| 5 | Andy Tan | Engineering | 1 | |
| 1 | Ren Construction Inc | General contractor | 1 |
Firms that appear on the same San Francisco permit filings. Association on shared filings, not a proven working relationship.
Frequently asked questions
How many SF projects has Homeowner's Permit filed?▾
PermitPipeline tracks 39 San Francisco building-permit projects for Homeowner's Permit (Jan 2025 to Jul 2026). 12 had filing activity in the last 90 days.
Does Homeowner's Permit work on commercial or residential projects?▾
Across its tracked San Francisco filings, 14% of Homeowner's Permit's projects are commercial and 86% are residential (multifamily, small residential, or single-family). Based on permit records, not self-reported.
Where in San Francisco does Homeowner's Permit work?▾
15% of Homeowner's Permit's tracked San Francisco projects are in West of Twin Peaks.
What is a typical Homeowner's Permit project worth?▾
Across the 51 tracked projects with a declared value, Homeowner's Permit averages $25K per project (declared value on the permit filing, not contract value).
Which firms does Homeowner's Permit work with most often?▾
Homeowner's Permit most frequently appears on the same San Francisco permit filings as Zfa Structural Engineers, Ren Construction Inc, Q Architecture. Appearing together indicates association on shared filings, not a proven working relationship.
Is Homeowner's Permit a general contractor?▾
Homeowner's Permit is listed as a general contractor on its San Francisco permit filings. Roles on this profile are derived from the role each firm holds on public DOB filings.
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