Explore Our FAQs: Building Permits, Inspections, & More 

We offer comprehensive permitting, inspection, and compliance services, including building permits, zoning permits, electrical and plumbing inspections, and safety compliance checks.

You can apply for a permit online through our website or in person at our office. Detailed instructions and required documentation are listed on our application page.

Processing times vary depending on the type of permit. Simple permits (e.g., plumbing, electrical) can take a few days, while more complex permits (e.g., building construction) may take several weeks.

Permits are generally required for new construction, major renovations, electrical work, plumbing, and any changes that affect the structure or safety of a building.

Failure to obtain the proper permits can result in fines, project delays, and even the need to undo completed work. It’s essential to follow local regulations to avoid penalties.

Inspections can be scheduled online or by contacting our office. Once your permit is approved, we’ll provide instructions on how to book the necessary inspections.

During an inspection, our certified inspectors will review the work completed to ensure it meets all applicable codes and standards. They will provide feedback if any corrections are required.

Yes, we offer expedited services for certain permits. Please contact us to discuss options for speeding up the process for your specific project.

Fees vary depending on the type and scope of the project. A detailed fee schedule is available on our website or you can contact us for a quote.

Some minor projects, like painting or replacing fixtures, don’t require a permit. However, work that affects electrical, plumbing or structural components typically does. Always check with us to be sure.

Always work with licensed contractors who are familiar with local permitting regulations. We can verify that the proper permits have been pulled for your project.

No, inspections must be completed by a certified professional to ensure compliance with local building codes.

If your application is denied, we will provide a detailed explanation and guidance on how to correct any issues so you can resubmit.