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- ROC 290837
- Expired
- May 2026
- Source checked
- May 9, 2026
Public evidence profile
David Weekley Homes
Credentials & registries
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Public building permits
187 pulled, most recent 2025
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Permitted work
187 permitsPublic building permits
Building permits this firm has pulled, from public city permit data (work seen: Res New Building, Tree Affidavit, Comm New Building, Plumbing General and 2 more). Evidence of permitted work, not a guarantee of workmanship or service quality.
Permits pulled187
Active recently60 in last 3 years
Most recent
On record since2021
AreaSan Antonio
Work concentrated withinabout 5 miles
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Pulling a building permit means the work was formally declared to the local authority and opened up to official inspection, a sign of working by the book, which businesses that cut corners tend to skip.
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Common questions about David Weekley Homes
Is David Weekley Homes qualified and accredited?
We hold 1 independently sourced credential for David Weekley Homes, including Arizona Registrar of Contractors. Each is attributed to the body that issued it in the credentials section. For example, Arizona Registrar of Contractors is Arizona's Registrar of Contractors: the state body you must be licensed with to do contracting work in Arizona.
Has David Weekley Homes pulled building permits?
Public building-permit data shows David Weekley Homes has pulled 187 permits, most recently in 2025, including Res New Building, Tree Affidavit, Comm New Building. This is verified public permit data (not a self-declared claim) and a sign of permitted, inspected work.