A building permit is not needed for a limited range of site work, nonstructural repairs, minor alterations, and non-occupied structures.

Projects Which Do Not Require Permits · Replacement of ovens, refrigerators, washers or dryers when there will be no new electrical or plumbing work · Interior ...

Roofing work will always require a permit. Electrical, Plumbing, and/or Mechanical work may require permit. New and/or replacement of existing structures (Deck, ...

Permits are not required for: Portable heating appliances. Portable ventilation appliances. Portable cooling units. Steam, hot- or chilled-water piping within ...

What happens if I work without a permit? Persons performing work without required permits are subject to legal action and may be issued a citation.

In most cases a homeowner can do the work on their own home and a permit is still required. Homeowner's are not permitted to do any electrical service upgrades.

Building or replacing a deck, shed or roof · Most demolition and re-grading · Finishing or remodeling a basement · Adding or altering the electrical system ...

Replacement of existing sinks, showerheads, toilets, dishwashers, laundry machines are allowed without a permit. (Changes to the number of water fixtures can ...

Interior improvements, such as remodeling, including adding, replacing or relocating plumbing fixtures, electrical, HVAC and walls require a building permit.