SAMPLE WEEKLY REPORT
Recent construction projects with explicit fence or gate scope and no apparent fencing contractor in the permit record.
Report period: Sep 9, 2026 - Sep 15, 2026
Generated Sep 16, 2026 · Permit snapshot: Sep 16, 2026
ScopePursuit monitors current construction permits to reduce prospecting research for specialty contractors. This sample features explicit fence and gate work within larger projects, filtering out records with apparent fence-contractor involvement. Each project still needs qualification.
New two-story home with a basement, detached three-car garage and a six-foot privacy fence.
Why it matters: Privacy fencing is expressly included in a larger home build.
Listed general contractor: GT BUILDERS CORPORATION
Fence contractor: None apparent in listed roles or names.
Timing: Active; fees due. City review began July 27, 2026. Fence scheduling is not reported.
Renovation of a six-unit residential building includes a new six-car parking pad and new metal fencing.
Why it matters: Metal fencing is a stated exterior component of the renovation.
Listed general contractor: BREAKTHROUGH DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION LLC
Fence contractor: None apparent in listed roles or names.
Timing: Active; fees due. Violation-related renovation specifies NEW fencing, not fence legalization.
New two-story home with a basement, attached garage, rear wood porch and six-foot wood fence.
Why it matters: The permitted plans identify a specific wood-fence scope.
Listed general contractor: CARPENTRY TEAM INC
Fence contractor: None apparent in listed roles or names.
Timing: Active; fees due. A general contractor is listed; fence scheduling is not reported.
Residential conversion replaces an existing gate with a six-foot-high, 25-foot-wide metal sliding gate and pedestrian access door at the alley.
Why it matters: A defined exterior gate replacement may suit a fence and gate contractor.
Listed general contractor: B&G GARCIA CONSTRUCTION LLC
Fence contractor: None apparent in listed roles or names.
Timing: Active; fees due. City review began Dec 2, 2025; the permit does not establish when gate work will occur.
New four-story mixed-use building with nine homes, ground-floor retail, rear parking and a six-foot wood fence.
Why it matters: Wood fencing is expressly included in a substantial multi-unit project.
Listed general contractor: MANGAN BUILDERS, INC.
Fence contractor: None apparent in listed roles or names.
Timing: Active; fees due. City review began Jul 8, 2025; contractor selection may predate issuance.
New two-story home and detached garage include a six-foot-high wood and iron fence.
Why it matters: Both wood and iron fencing are specified within the new-home scope.
Listed general contractor: MK CONSTRUCTION & BUILDERS, INC.
Fence contractor: None apparent in listed roles or names.
Timing: Active; inspection-stage milestone. Construction progress and fence scheduling are not reported.
New two-unit residential building includes a six-foot rear-yard solid wood fence with a gate.
Why it matters: A defined rear-yard fence and gate are part of the building project.
Listed general contractor: MARIA V CONTRACTING INC
Fence contractor: None apparent in listed roles or names.
Timing: Active; inspection-stage milestone. City review began Aug 31, 2026; fence scheduling is unknown.
Four-unit building renovation includes a new rear wood porch and a new six-foot wood fence along the east side.
Why it matters: Side-boundary fencing is explicit within a broader renovation.
Listed general contractor: 606 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION LLC
Fence contractor: None apparent in listed roles or names.
Timing: Active; inspection-stage milestone. Fence work may already be assigned; progress is not reported.
New two-story home and detached garage include 320 linear feet of six-foot-high wood fencing.
Why it matters: The permit gives both fence height and length, providing a clear scope to qualify.
Listed general contractor: JACK'S CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING, INC
Fence contractor: None apparent in listed roles or names.
Timing: Active; inspection-stage milestone. The record does not reveal the fence schedule or subcontract status.
Conversion of a three-unit building to one home includes a new rear deck, parking pad and fence.
Why it matters: A new fence is named in the exterior work, although material and dimensions are not supplied.
Listed general contractor: KING DEVELOPMENT & CONSTRUCTION INC
Fence contractor: None apparent in listed roles or names.
Timing: Active; inspection-stage milestone. Fence details and contractor assignment need qualification.
These public permit records identify projects to research. Existing subcontractor relationships may not appear in the record, and a missing fence contractor does not prove work is available. ScopePursuit reduces discovery work; it does not replace qualification.
*For most Chicago permits, the issue date means ready to issue, subject to fee payment. A recent permit date is not proof of a construction start or an open bid. Project values cover the whole permitted project, not the fence budget. Status reflects the Sep 16, 2026 snapshot.
Source: City of Chicago Building Permits open data. Project descriptions are condensed from City records; general contractor names are reproduced as supplied.
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