WILSON CONSTRUCTION

Is WILSON CONSTRUCTION legit?

What the public permit record shows, not self-reported reviews.

Is WILSON CONSTRUCTION a real contractor?

WILSON CONSTRUCTION appears in public building-permit records with 4 permits filed through 2024 in and around Bellevue, WA. Permits are filed with local government before work begins, so this is a matter of public record, not a self-reported listing.

How is WILSON CONSTRUCTION's track record verified?

Every figure on this page comes from building permits pulled from municipal records and matched to WILSON CONSTRUCTION by the contractor name on each permit. Permit records cannot be purchased or faked the way online reviews can, which makes them a stronger signal of real, completed work.

Is WILSON CONSTRUCTION licensed and insured?

This profile is built from permit records, which confirm permitted work but do not include license status. WILSON CONSTRUCTION has not claimed this profile to add license or insurance details. Confirm licensing directly with your state or local board before hiring.

How recent is WILSON CONSTRUCTION's work?

The most recent permit on record for WILSON CONSTRUCTION is dated 2024-07-17, with 4 permits on file in total.

Recent permitted projects

• PSE proposes the construction of two upgraded transmission line from 115 kV to 230 KV within the existing utility corridor. This upgrade includes replacing the existing H-frame poles to single steel poles. This submittal is a follow-up to Permit 24 101008TJ, wherein the subject areas of this application were omitted from the referenced permit. Per Monica Buck, "...the City can issue the ROW permit for the areas that had previously been withheld near the guideway in advance of resolution of whether a transit access permit (TAP) is necessary from King County. Please resubmit the same plans to the City (to initiate review) and the City will issue a revision to the existing permit authorizing work in these areas with the condition that a TAP be obtained and training completed if necessary prior to the start of work." Post Rev 1 - Track Access Agreement uploadedBellevue · 2024
• PSE proposes the construction of a new substation in Bellevue (the Richards Creek substation) and the upgrade of 16 miles of two existing 115 kV transmission lines with 230 kV lines (collectively referred to as the Energize Eastside Project or the Project) that runs from Redmond in the north to Renton in the south. In the North Bellevue Segment which is included in this ROW application package, PSE proposes to upgrade approximately 5.2 miles of existing transmission lines to accommodate a 115kV to 230 kV upgrade. The existing transmission lines are located in PSE's approximately 100-foot wide Sammamish-Lakeside-Talbot transmission line corridor. This upgrade includes replacing existing wooden H-frame poles (which have 2-3 poles each) with steel monopoles. Within the existing utility corridor, the proposed pole locations for the rebuilt lines will generally be in the same locations as the existing poles. In some instances, poles will be moved to accommodate landowner preferences and easement considerations, and to minimize impacts to critical areas. During construction, selective tree removal will occur within the corridor to meet federal vegetation management requirements and PSE standards. Note: the project is within PSE's existing transmission line corridor and includes multiple parcels. Project Extended to 8/31/25 to allow for final inspectionsBellevue · 2024
• Temporary traffic control along SE 30th Street and driveway closure for installation of one utility pole (0/2A) associated with the PSE Richards Creek Substation project.

Area served

Bellevue