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There are various construction projects that require permits, and the exact list may vary depending on your location. As a general rule, most contractors are aware of which jobs require permits.

While certain minor projects may not require permits, it is always best to check with your local government offices or consult with a professional permit service like 919 Permitting to ensure compliance.

There can be several potential consequences for not obtaining proper permits for your construction project. These may include being forced to stop work and pay fines, compromising the safety of your project, and jeopardizing insurance coverage.

To file a permit application, we will require general contractor and subcontractor information, homeowner information, as well as details about the project itself such as address, cost, plot plans, building plans, surveys, etc.

All permitted construction projects require inspections. The necessary inspections for your specific project will be listed on the permit itself. It is important to ensure that all required inspections are completed for the safety and compliance of your project. 919 Permitting can assist with scheduling these inspections on your behalf.