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Construction Permits
When should I pull a permit?
• Fence
• Siding
• Roof
• Framing
• Sheetrock
• Plumbing over $1,000 in cost
• Heaters- gas, oil, electric
• Mobile Home Setup
• Stucco
• Windows- Only if the size of the window is changing or being reframed around it
• Additions
• Decks
• Demolition
• Foundations
• Gas Pressure Test
• Handicap ramps
• Heating, Ventilation and Cooling
• New Construction
• Retaining Walls- over 36 inches in height
• Water or Sewer Lines
• Street Cuts
• Curb & Gutters
• Water Heaters
• Tanks
• Signs
• Sheds over 200 sq. feet
• Communication Towers
• Solar Panels
When do I NOT need a permit?
• Flat work such as driveways, sidewalks and concrete patios
• Windows- Only if the size of the window IS NOT changing
• Flooring such as carpet, tile, linoleum etc.
• Cabinets
• Painting
• Retaining Walls- under 36 inches in height
• Sprinkler systems
• Maintenance of vegetation
• Plumbing under $1,000 in cost
• Replace light fixtures
• Sheds under 200 sq. feet
What permits require a plan review?
• Fence
• Framing
• Plumbing
• Heaters
• Mobile Home Setup
• Windows
• Additions
• Decks
• Demolition
• Foundations
• Handicap Ramp
• HVAC
• New Construction
• Retaining Walls
• Signs
• Water Heaters
• Tanks
• Sheds over 200 sq. feet
• Communication Towers
• Solar Panels
This list is not all inclusive and any item not listed is subject to a building permit and/or plan review. If it is not listed you can call our office to inquire if a permit is needed and/or a plan review. For any questions about the proper plans to submit or documentation required please come see us at 915 Third St or call 307-328-4599.