MetroEcom Inc has numerous years of expertise assisting businesses in obtaining the permits they require in a timely and effective manner.
There are a few things you should be aware of when it comes to new building permits and renovation projects.
What is a building permit?
Any construction or remodeling project requires a building permit, which varies based on the local issuing authority and government agency.
A building permit allows you or your contractor to work on an existing structure or property to complete a construction project.
A building permit ensures that any proposed project is safe and adheres to local and regional building and construction codes.
What projects require a building permit?
Many home improvement tasks, such as basic repairs or replacements, do not need a permit.
However, initiatives that alter a building's structure or mechanical systems do need a permit. Following are some examples:
- Projects that require changes to gas lines
- Building or repairing a fence
- Window installation
- Plumbing work
- Electrical work
- Additions to an existing building or home
- Demolition of a site or part of a building
- Re-roofing
Types of new construction permits
The following are the many forms of new construction permits and building permits. The following are examples of 'express' permissions, or permits that do not require prior permission before application:
- Building
- HVAC
- Plumbing
- Fire protection
- Electrical
- Elevators and pressure valves
- Permits for special events
Plan Check
Simple projects need a Counter Plan Check, which is usually examined and authorized on the same day the project is submitted.
These plan reviews are essential for commercial and residential construction projects, as well as temporary events.
Expanded Plan Check
A 'medium difficult' project, such as improvements to a multi-story structure or an addition to a home, need a more extensive counter plan assessment. This permission is also examined on the same day it is received.
Regular Plan Check
A frequent plan check is required for large-scale, complex projects that must adhere to legal and regulatory requirements.
These permits might take up to a few weeks to approve, however at MetroEcom Inc, we can assist you get this new building permit faster.
Parallel Design Permitting Process
This sort of new construction permit is designed for large projects that require a whole redesign.
This permission enables the permitting and design procedures to take place concurrently.
This form of permit assists projects in identifying code breaches early, reducing overall permit processing time, saving money on project expenses, and obtaining all necessary permissions upfront rather than having to deal with them afterwards.
Learn more about how MetroEcom Inc can assist you in obtaining new construction and building permits.
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