Permit Questions, Answered

Yes. Replacing an A/C system needs a mechanical permit, and the permit isn't closed until the final inspection passes. We pull change-out permits for contractors every day.

Most permits are submitted within 24 hours of getting the job. How long review takes after that depends on the building department and how busy it is.

The job address, the scope of work, equipment specs or plans, and the contractor's information. We'll tell you if the city needs anything else.

Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and the Florida Keys, plus anywhere else in Florida.

A Notice of Commencement is a document recorded with the county before work starts. Florida generally requires one for jobs over $2,500, and the building department needs a copy before the first inspection when the job is over $5,000. A/C repairs or replacements under $15,000 are exempt. We prepare it and tell you when it's needed.

Yes. Old open permits can hold up a sale or refinance. We research the permit history, figure out what's needed and work to get it closed.

No. We don't do design or engineering. We work from your plans and coordinate with your architect or engineer on any reviewer comments.

Yes. We schedule inspections, coordinate with the homeowner or tenant, and follow the permit through to final.

It depends on the city. Many applications need the owner and the contractor's qualifier to sign and notarize. We tell you exactly what each department requires.

It depends on the permit type and the city. Contractors who send us regular work get account pricing. Request a quote for your project.

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