Ryan Novobilski
Home addition contractor working in Philadelphia.
- Philadelphia publishes no contractor license list we can check
5 addition jobs on Philadelphia permits, 2023 to 2026.
What the public records show
From the city's license records and the city's permits, one question at a time.
| Question | Records show | Mark |
|---|---|---|
| Licensed? | Philadelphia publishes no contractor license list we can checkThat says nothing about this business either way. | Ask them |
| Jobs on record | 5 addition jobs on Philadelphia permits, 2023 to 2026Every permit we have for them is addition.Their permits mention 1 basement, 1 porch, 1 bathroom.Our Philadelphia permit records cover September 2021 to September 2026. |
Records: the city Department of Licenses and Inspections and City of Philadelphia permits.
Cost and timing
Permit timeline
Across Philadelphia, a addition permit stays open about about 12 months, from permit to final inspection
This is not how long the crew works at your home: most of it is waiting for the inspection. Ask them how many days the work takes. How long addition jobs take.
Track record
Where they work most
- 191364 jobs
Latest jobs
Permit values are what the contractor wrote on the permit form, not what the owner paid.
| Date | Work | ZIP | On the permit form |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 19, 2026 | AdditionFor a front porch and one-story rear addition with interior alterations to an existing… | 19136 | not stated |
| Dec 29, 2025 | AdditionFor the erection of a rear addition and for interior alterations to an existing single-family… | 19136 | not stated |
| Feb 3, 2025 | AdditionFor the erection of a 1-story rear addition to an existing structure used as a single-family… | 19136 | not stated |
| Jul 1, 2024 | AdditionFor construction of a one-story addition to the rear of an existing two-story structure as per… | 19136 | not stated |
| Oct 30, 2023 | AdditionFor the erection of a (1) story rear addition to an existing structure for use as single-family… | Not listed | not stated |
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About Ryan Novobilski
- Ask for their license number and check it with the state.
- Ask what the warranty covers and for how long, in writing.
- Search their name on the Better Business Bureau site, and read their reviews.
Worth asking any home addition contractor
- Can you show me proof of liability insurance and your bond?
- Do you handle the plans and engineering, or do I hire them?
- Who will run the job day to day, and who are the subcontractors?
- Who pulls the permits, and what is the payment schedule?
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