Addition of 109 sq ft kitchen with full interior remodel with new exterior windows at existing SFR. Minimum required building inspections: Footing, stem, strap/shear, frame, insulation, drywall shear and final. If needed, underground electrical and plumbing.
3649 E QUENTON DR, Mesa, AZ
Permit Details
- Permit Number
- PMT26-06360
- Type
- remodeling_with_addition
- Status
- fees paid
- Issued Date
- July 22, 2026
- County
- Mesa, AZ
Parties
- Contractor
- FRED WOODS
About remodeling_with_addition Permits in AZ
0
remodeling_with_addition permits in AZ
Other Permits in Mesa, AZ
New Master Plan Blandford Homes #4503 – Encanto. 3615 S.F livable, 1208 S.F. non-livable. Two story with a 2 car garage. Elevation options A, B, F, G, H, I, and J. Options second flr at elev. B and J +95 S.F. non-livable pop outs and balcony. Options for a 2 ft and 4 ft ext at garage. Option for a smaller loft -75 S.F livable. Options on floorplan are Den or Bedroom 7 at dining. Den at bedroom 6. Other options of Fireplace, Walk-in-Shower, enlarged bedroom 2 and 5, bedroom 2 at loft, and multi
3101 E ELMWOOD ST · PMT25-23465
Building a residential addition and attached ADU to at 2454 E. Intrepid Ave. Project includes 274 sqft of remodel/renovation making a new hallway between the existing master and existing bathroom. Truss calculations deferred. Scope of work includes: - Demo affected wall and door, moving/repairing the affected interior walls and adding new lighting to the hallway, and repairing the flooring. - Adding a 438 sqft 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom master suite, (includes extending the whole east side of t
2454 E INTREPID AVE · PMT26-05507
Construction of a new attached covered patio at the rear of the property.
8150 E EBOLA AVE · PMT26-13580
Construction of a 2,248 square-foot Taco Bell restaurant with drive-through.
11011 E GATEWAY AUTO DR · PMT26-13579
Installation of two 13.50 kWh Batteries
7560 E SNOWDON ST · PMT26-13577
Similar remodeling_with_addition Permits
Building a residential addition and attached ADU to at 2454 E. Intrepid Ave. Project includes 274 sqft of remodel/renovation making a new hallway between the existing master and existing bathroom. Truss calculations deferred. Scope of work includes: - Demo affected wall and door, moving/repairing the affected interior walls and adding new lighting to the hallway, and repairing the flooring. - Adding a 438 sqft 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom master suite, (includes extending the whole east side of t
Mesa, AZ · PMT26-05507
Extension of back of the home. Back wall removed and main room, kitchen, and master suite extended and renovated. Office added within extension. Floor plan updated to allow for modern, open floor plan.
Mesa, AZ · PMT26-11017
Demolished existing rear cover patios, demolished rear exterior stairs, demolished rear upper deck. New 171 S.F. and 116 S.F. rear covered patios, new 73 S.F. storage, new 229 S.F. outdoor kitchen, new 250 S.F. upper floor covered deck. All work is non-livable
Mesa, AZ · PMT26-02624
No new sq, adding a bathroom to an existing bedroom, creating a door opening into another room.
Mesa, AZ · PMT26-13503
Adding additional 152 square feet livable to second floor of approved PMT25-23054 for and ADU: relocate approved staircase: remove interior partition wall at mudroom location to combine laundry room and mud room: relocate door. Minimum required building inspections: Footing, stem, strap/shear, frame, insulation, drywall shear and final. If needed, underground electrical and plumbing. All inspection to take place under main permit PMT25-23054
Mesa, AZ · PMT26-11124
About remodeling_with_addition Permits in Mesa, AZ
What is a remodeling_with_addition permit?
A remodeling_with_addition permit authorizes specific construction or renovation work at a property. It ensures the work meets local building codes and safety standards. Most jurisdictions require permits for structural changes, electrical work, plumbing, roofing, and demolition.
How long does this permit remain valid?
Permit validity varies by jurisdiction. In Mesa, AZ, permits typically remain valid for 6-12 months from the issue date. Contact the local building department for specifics.
Where does this data come from?
This permit record comes from Mesa, AZ's public records, sourced via their open data portal. All building permit data in the US is public record. PermitDig aggregates this data to make it searchable.