Search Collin County building permits and review supported public permit records for project research across Plano, Frisco, McKinney and the surrounding county. PermitMap is an independent research product, not the official county permitting portal; verify official applications, inspections, documents, and record status with the relevant permitting authority. In July 2026, the U.S. Census Building Permits Survey reports 908 authorized residential building permits for the county.
Contractors can use a Collin County permit search to review supported public building-permit records and documented project details available from the underlying public source. Available fields vary by jurisdiction, so use PermitMap for focused project research and verify official applications, inspections, documents, and status with the relevant permitting authority.
Collin County's verified public EnerGov source exposes permit number, permit type, description, issued date, address, owner, contractor, valuation, and status fields in PermitMap's validated feed.
Teams can verify documented project details, filter records by fit, and use public permit signals alongside their existing research and outreach workflow. PermitMap validated the Collin County source on September 18, 2026; official applications and record status should still be confirmed with Collin County.
In July 2026, builders pulled 908 residential building permits across Collin County, ranking it #6 of 221 Texas counties by permit volume. Volume moved down 28% from the prior month, and is up 1.4% year over year. Single-family work accounted for 880 of those permits and multifamily (5+ unit) for 28.
Lower on the modeled index
Composite of residential permit volume, month-over-month change, and year-over-year trend. It is not a Census figure and does not measure contractor opportunity or suitability.
See the full Construction Demand Index ranking →Collin ranks #6 of 221 Texas counties by permits authorized in July 2026.
Collin permit volume trended down over the last 6 months (2,067 → 908 units).
| Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul |
| 2,067 | 1,922 | 1,376 | 845 | 1,261 | 908 |
| Trade | Permits | Share |
|---|---|---|
| General Contractor | 55 | 81% |
| Electrical | 7 | 10% |
| Pool | 3 | 4% |
| Plumbing | 2 | 3% |
| HVAC | 1 | 1% |
Issuing jurisdiction: Collin County (partial-county coverage; not county-wide).
| ZIP | Permit records |
|---|---|
| 75071 | 23 |
| 75009 | 12 |
| 75442 | 10 |
| 75002 | 5 |
| 75409 | 4 |
Ordered by number of permit records in this county's feed. Feed coverage is partial and differs by county, so ZIP counts are not comparable across counties.
Issuing jurisdiction: Collin County (partial-county coverage; not county-wide).
Sources: Census BPS, FRED, Permit API. Volume and trend are real U.S. Census Building Permits Survey data; year-over-year is FRED; the Construction Demand Index is a modeled composite. Trade- and ZIP-level breakdowns are real permit records, shown where the Texas permit feed covers the county.
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Use the Collin County page on PermitMap to research supported public building-permit records and available project details. For an official permit status, inspection, document, or filing, verify the record with the relevant county or local permitting authority.
Available permit fields vary by source and record. PermitMap organizes supported public records for contractor research by geography and trade and may include project locations, permit types, filing details, or other documented fields when available.
Contractors can use public permit records as project-research signals: verify the underlying record, review documented scope and location, qualify service-area and trade fit, and then use their existing outreach workflow when appropriate. A permit record does not guarantee that a project is available or that a contractor has not been selected.
No. PermitMap is an independent contractor-research product, not a county government website. Use PermitMap to organize supported public permit information for research, and use the relevant government permitting authority for official applications, inspections, documents, fees, or record status.
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