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Plumbing / Mechanical Permits

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  • Plumbing / Mechanical Permits
  • A/C-Heat (New and Replacement)

    Also requires an Electrical Permit

    Backflow Preventer


    Bath Tub Liners


    Boilers (New / Replacement)


    Gas Fireplaces

    Also requires a Building and Fire Permit

    Fixtures-New Installation

    Not existing replacements, new in new locations

    Furnaces (New / Replacement)

    Gas Piping

    Hot Water Heaters (New / Replacement) / Electrical Water Heater


    Pool Heaters

    Also requires a Fire and Electrical Permit

    Sewer Connections


    Tanks-Installation

    Also requires a Fire Permit

    Water Service Connections


    Mechanical Permits are only to be used for the direct replacement of boilers, furnaces, and water heaters in single-family homes only.  They cannot be used for any other residential dwelling.

    A direct replacement of a boiler, furnace or water heater in any residence other than a single-family home requires both a Plumbing Permit and a Fire Permit.  A new installation of a boiler, furnace or water heater in any residence requires both a Plumbing Permit and a Fire Permit.

    Plumbing / Mechanical Permits
  • You can get a Plumbing Permit Application and / or a Mechanical Permit Application from the Division of Inspections or print the Plumbing Technical Subcode Application (PDF) or Mechanical Technical Subcode Application (PDF).

    Plumbing / Mechanical Permits
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