Permit Information

Overview

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

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

Do I Need A Permit?

Any structural improvement or work that is regulated and requires a licensed contractor will require a building permit.

Are you doing repairs in the aftermath of flooding? Work that requires a permit:

After Flood Building Safety Guide(PDF, 245KB)

Examples of work that requires a permit include, but are not limited to:

Residential Permits

  • Aluminum Carport
  • Boat Dock & Boathouse
  • Demolition of Structure
  • Detached Garage
  • Fence
  • Garage Doors
  • Garage Conversion to Living Space
  • Gazebo
  • Gas Installation
  • Glass Room for Single Family Residence
  • Greenhouse
  • Hurricane Shutters
  • Handicap Ramp
  • Interior/Exterior Alterations/Additions to Single Family Residence
  • Mobile Home, Model Home, or Sales Office
  • New Electrical Services: Adding Fixtures, Meters, Upgrading, or Repairing Existing Service
  • New & Replacement HVAC System
  • Plumbing: New & Replacement Fixtures, Water Heaters, Re-piping
  • Pool or Pool Screen Enclosure
  • Pumphouse
  • Re-roofs & Structural Roofing Repair
  • RV Park Model
  • Screen Room
  • Shed or Storage Building
  • Skateboard Ramps in Residential Districts
  • Slab with Footers
  • Solar Panel Installation
  • Vinyl Siding or Stucco to Single Family Residence
  • Window or Door Replacement
  • Wood Deck

Commercial Permits

  • Billboard or Commercial Sign
  • Boardwalk
  • Canopy or Awning
  • Carport
  • Communication Tower
  • Condos
  • Construction Trailer
  • Dumpster Enclosure
  • Entry Gate
  • Fence
  • Free-Standing Sign
  • Garage Door
  • Garage Conversion to Office Space
  • Gas Installation
  • Hurricane Shutters
  • Interior/Exterior Alterations/Addition to Commercial Building
  • Irrigation System
  • New Multi-Family Building
  • New Principal Building
  • New Electrical Services: Adding Fixtures, Meters, Upgrading, or Repairing Existing Service
  • New & Replacement HVAC System
  • Plumbing: New & Replacement Fixtures, Water Heaters, Re-piping
  • Pool or Pool Screen Enclosure
  • Re-roofs & Structural Roofing Repair
  • Sales Trailer
  • Shed
  • Shell Building
  • Site Lighting
  • Solar Panel Installation
  • Stucco Application
  • Subdivision Wall
  • Tenant Build-Out
  • Ticket Booths
  • Vinyl Siding or Stucco
  • Wall Sign
  • Window & Exterior Door Replacement
  • Wood Deck or Ramp

Building Permit Fees

Fees are due at the time a permit is pulled unless otherwise noted.

Residential Fees

Commercial Fees

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