You may apply for simple plumbing, electrical, and mechanical permits under your own name and licensure. General Contractors may NOT purchase "third party" permits for subcontractors online. You must be the property owner or a contractor specifically licensed to perform the permitted work.
It is important to note that permits applied for online must not require plan review. If your permit requires plan review, it cannot be purchased online. See what types of permits require plan review?
TRADE PERMITS AVAILABLE ONLINE |
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Electrical Trade Permits | Mechanical Trade Permits | Plumbing Trade Permits |
Attention Homeowners: In addition, homeowners may not perform electrical installations on properties that are intended for lease, sale, rent, or exchange.
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For One and Two-Family Residential Installations ONLY:
Commercial Mechanical Trade Permits are NOT currently available online. |
Attention Landscape Contractors: Our online permitting system does not currently recognize Landscape Contractors Board licenses. Please visit the Development Services Center to obtain sprinkler-related permits. |
If any of the following are applicable to your project, then your permit requires plan review and cannot be purchased online:
TRADE PERMITS NOT AVAILABLE ONLINE |
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Electrical Trade Permits |
Mechanical Trade Permits |
Plumbing Trade Permits |
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Commercial Mechanical Trade Permits are not currently available online.
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