Retaining wall construction in Stevens

Five verified companies, with permit status kept visible

The selected Stevens slice contains six permit records tied to five contractors whose Washington registrations were active on September 13, 2026. Five records are Completed; Aspen Renovate’s 7134328-CN is Issued, not Completed. The detailed Seattle Services Portal displays a Contractor License number on every selected record that exactly matches the company’s L&I registration.

The broader neighborhood search found twelve construction-worded records. Five expired permits were not used, and issued permit 7064963-CN was excluded because its linked contractor license was Suspended at the review. This page therefore shows the strongest verifiable records rather than filling the comparison with every keyword match.

Neighborhood-specific context

Slope, foundation, stairs, and landscape coordination in Stevens

The neighborhood aggregate maps 9.77% steep-slope overlap, 15.11% potential-slide-area overlap, 0.5% known-slide-affected-property overlap, and 41 historical event points. Those are neighborhood screening values, not a conclusion about any selected permit location or future project address.

The scopes range from site walls with stairs, walkways, and landscaping to foundation repair, general site improvements, and replacement of an existing wall. A comparable bid should identify whether the wall is independent or connected to a foundation, fix the controlling elevations, and assign excavation, temporary support, drainage, access, hardscape, landscape restoration, inspections, and design responsibility.

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Companies in the selected Stevens retaining wall construction records

The comparison separates five completed records from one issued record and keeps Malone’s two permits under one company. Registration status and permit status answer different questions and are shown separately.

Questions raised by these local records

• Does the proposed wall intersect a mapped ECA, and what current survey, geotechnical, structural, or drainage documentation does SDCI require?
• If a wall also supports or adjoins a foundation, which drawings and contractor scope control the interface and construction sequence?
• Are stairs, walkways, landscaping, guards, surface drainage, and restoration coordinated to the same finished elevations?
• Who owns excavation support, wet-weather protection, unsuitable soil, hauling, utilities, access, inspections, and closeout records?
• Can the company explain its role in the cited permit and provide a genuinely comparable reference for the proposed wall system?

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