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Who gets the permit and from where?

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Who gets the permit and from where?

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How can you be sure that what your contractor is telling you is correct? Whether you’re building or renovating your home, there are basically five types of permits that may be required: • Building permit: For the construction of a new home or alterations, additions or repairs to the structure of an existing home. • Electrical permit: For wiring in a new home, or changes to the electrical system in an existing home. • Plumbing permit: For plumbing in a new home or repairs or alterations to a home’s existing plumbing. • Gas permit: For new heating or other installations involving the use of natural gas or propane, or for changes to these systems in an existing home. • Occupancy permit: For the occupation of a newly built or substantially renovated home.Permit list courtesy of Canadian Home Builders’ Association of BC. When do I need a permit? The majority of gas, electrical, and boiler installations require a permit when installed by the homeowner or a licensed contractor. Here are some

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