Retaining wall construction in Lawton Park

Three verified companies, while four records include one linked project

The selected Lawton Park comparison contains four Completed permit records tied to three active Washington contractors. Every selected Seattle Services Portal record displays a Contractor License number that exactly matches the company’s L&I registration at the September 13, 2026 review.

Home Care Contractors appears on two records for retaining walls and site improvements across two lots; both descriptions direct review and processing to 6768745-CN. They are treated as one linked project context. Two other completed neighborhood records were omitted because the detailed Portal did not publish a Contractor License number, even though one compact Open Data row contained a contractor-name field.

Neighborhood-specific context

Slope screening and multi-lot coordination in Lawton Park

The neighborhood aggregate maps 12.48% steep-slope overlap, 17.88% potential-slide-area overlap, 0.2% known-slide-affected-property overlap, and 18 historical event points. These values identify reasons to check the actual parcel and proposal; they do not transfer a slope classification to every Lawton Park address.

The selected scopes include a wall beside an existing dwelling, one broadly described wall, and a linked two-lot site-improvement project. Bids should name the controlling permit and drawing set, parcel-specific limits, survey and property-line responsibilities, excavation access, temporary support, drainage outlet, restoration, inspections, and responsibility where work crosses or coordinates two lots.

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Companies in the selected Lawton Park retaining wall construction records

The table keeps the two Home Care records together and does not treat an unverified contractor-name field as equivalent to an exact Portal license match.

Questions raised by these local records

• If more than one parcel or permit is involved, which record controls design, inspections, revisions, and closeout for each portion of wall?
• Does the project address intersect a mapped steep slope, potential slide area, or other ECA requiring site-specific review?
• Are property lines, easements, utilities, trees, access, temporary support, and restoration shown consistently across the bid set?
• Where will surface and subsurface drainage discharge, and who owns any side-sewer or right-of-way approvals?
• Can each bidder explain its role in the cited permit and identify a comparable completed project without relying on permit count alone?

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