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Scan the Block · for contractor or trade

What the city already knows, before you price the job.

A bid is a bet on what a wall is hiding. The permit history, the open obligations and the notices an inspector already filed are public record before you ever pick up a phone — read the parcel in seconds, and know what a prior contractor left open before you inherit it.

The questions it answers

The sections that earn their keep

Open permitsIssued and not yet finaled — the obligation a job can quietly inherit. The trades are their own feeds: electrical, plumbing, HVAC, fire-sprinkler and elevator permits on the parcel, read beside the building permits.
Code enforcement on this parcelEvery LADBS case the city holds open against the parcel, by type, and how many it has closed and when. No case is reported as no case, never as compliance.
Police reports on the blockLAPD incident reports within the radius by year and category, against what an average Los Angeles area of the same size records — published to the hundredth block, so counted as a box the width of the radius, and said so.
Permits on the blocks around itWhat LADBS has issued nearby since 2020, by year and type, against the citywide rate.
The permit record, in fullEvery filing on the parcel, dated, with what it declared and whether it closed.

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