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Screen Rooms, changing screen rooms to glass windows.

Re-roofs and structural roofing repairs.

Prefabricated structures such as storage buildings (sheds), gazebos and carports.

Pools (in-ground and above-ground if over 24” deep), spas.

Pole barns (except agricultural farm buildings).

Plumbing: new and replacement fixtures, water heaters, re-piping.

New electrical services, adding fixtures, meters, upgrading or repairing existing service.

Manufactures homes – new and replacement, park models.

Garage conversions to living or office space.

Conversion of existing space to a new use (Tenant Occupancy).

Alterations and additions to existing structures.

All Commercial and Residential structures (homes, town homes, condos, retail and office spaces, restaurants, etc.).

Examples include, but are not limited to: Do I need a permit?Īny structural improvement or work that is regulated and requires a licensed contractor will require a building permit. Click here for more information on the permitting process. You may apply online on our Permit Center website, or you may download paper applications and submit hard copies. To learn more, please use the links and information below.

This will help us ensure that you receive the correct permit for your needs. When applying for a permit, please be as specific as possible about the work you plan to do.

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To ensure that your building is up to code and safe for occupants, it's important to obtain a building permit before starting construction or making changes to your building's electrical, gas, mechanical, or plumbing systems.