Washington

2920 Albemarle Street Northwest, Washington

Detached house

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Permits and code violations

11 permits not closed out. Unfinished permits pass to the next owner.

  1. Shop drawing Dec 2025Permit issued

    Install residential elevator

  2. Construction Jul 2025Permit issued

    To remove the existing shingles, furnish and install certainteed landmark fiberglass shingles (architectural shingles), certainteed diamond deck synthetic felt, one course ice and water shield at eaves and in valleys, aluminum drip edges at eaves and rakes, aluminum pipe collars, sixteen ounce copper chimney flashings, closed cut valleys, , shinglevent ii ridge vent, galvanized nails, replacing flashings where necessary, reusing the existing skylights for the sum twenty-one thousand nine hundred eighty-five dollars ($21,985.00).

  3. Construction Jul 2025Permit issued

    Revision to b2203681 to add elevator and associated appurtenances.

  4. Supplemental Mar 2025Permit issued

    Electrical trade permit

  5. Supplemental Mar 2025Permit issued
  6. Supplemental Oct 2024Permit issued

    Mechanical trade permit

  7. Supplemental Oct 2024Permit issued
  8. Supplemental Sep 2023Permit issued
  9. Construction Feb 2023Expired

    Revision to dob permit b2203681 to revise foundation detail with piers for portion of addition due to soil conditions encountered during constructions and to document per inspector request.

  10. Construction Aug 2022Permit issued

    Construct new 2-story addition with cellar to existing single-family detached dwelling and connector to existing house including new mechanical, electrical and plumbing work for addition, driveway, retaining walls, walks, patios, grading, stormwater management and associated appurtenances. 6663 sf

  11. Construction Jul 2022Permit issued

    Raze existing two-story single-family detached dwelling with cellar and associated appurtenances.

DC Department of Buildings

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Reagan National (DCA). Aircraft may be audible under approach paths.

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