Code Enforcement Records in Philadelphia, PA
4 code enforcement files for Philadelphia, PA, split by trade, from the city's Philadelphia L&I Code Violations data. Each file has its own page with its 8-week count, sample rows and a status column.
Files in Philadelphia, PA
- Roofing: 240 in the latest 8 weeks; hand-checked match 40/40 (100%) · Included with Whole City
- Overgrown yards and weeds: 4,217 in the latest 8 weeks; hand-checked match 40/40 (100%) · Included with Whole City
- Junk and debris: 1,983 in the latest 8 weeks; hand-checked match 40/40 (100%) · Included with Whole City
- Exterior painting: 240 in the latest 8 weeks; hand-checked match 40/40 (100%) · Included with Whole City
Counts are per file and are not added together: one record can match more than one trade. Counts include only records with a ZIP code, which is what a ZIP-based file delivers.
What these records are
These are recorded complaints and violations as the city logged them, not proof that anything is wrong. Entries closed with nothing found, duplicates, withdrawn entries and public-land entries are left out, and the file includes a status column showing where each one stands.
A record is listed under a trade when the city's category or description text matches that trade. Ops hand-checks a random sample of rows for each file before it is published.
Permit files in Philadelphia, PA
For Philadelphia, PA, we sell permit files for Solar, HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical, Water Heaters, Battery Storage, Foundation Repair, Kitchen & Bath Remodeling, Fire Sprinklers. See pricing for the packages.
Source
- Philadelphia L&I Code Violations: pulled Oct 19, 2026. Source dataset
Counts cover records opened in the latest 8 weeks. Owner, complainant and inspector fields are never included.
Included with Whole City
These code enforcement records are included with Whole City; there is no separate price. Whole City includes your first file within 24 hours of purchase. If we cannot deliver your first file within 24 hours of purchase, you get 50% off next month.
If a month comes in under half the 8-week average permit count for your ZIPs and trades, you get 50% off next month. For Code Enforcement files, the count is recorded code violations in your ZIPs. If a weekly file is ever late or missing, you get 50% off next month.
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