Residential

Any work to construct, enlarge, alter, repair, move, demolish or convert any residential building will require a building permit. Be sure to check to see if your project is a type of work that does not require a building permit.

Residential building projects include the construction of a new home or accessory building (such as a shed or workshop), as well as any additions or alterations of an existing residence or building located on a residential property. Any alteration to plumbing or electrical service at any residence is also considered a residential project.

What Type of Work or Construction Are You Planning for Your Residential Property?

• I want to build a new single-family residence.
• I want to build a new two-family residence.
• I want build a new multi-family residence.
• I want to put in a swimming pool at my home.
• I want to add an accessory building, shed, or work shop.
• I want to remodel my home.
• I want to make an enclosed addition to my home that will increase the footprint of my house.
• I want to build a fence on my property.
• I need to have my roof fixed.
• I want to add a deck or porch to my home.
• My project only involves electrical, plumbing or mechanical work.
• I want to demolish a residential building.