Can I as the homeowner pull my own building permit?
Homeowners can pull their own building permits but they must first read and sign the Cautionary Statement that is found on the forms page under Building prior to the issuance of the building permit.
Building Contractors pulling permits for work being done on one and two family homes are required to have both a State of WI Dwelling Contractor Certification and Dwelling Contractor Qualifier Certification.
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Heating Contractors need to have a HVAC Contractor Credential.
Electrical Contractors need to have a State of WI Electrical Contractors License.
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Note: If performing renovation work on residential properties, schools and child care buildings built before 1978, the Lead Safe Rules administered by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) need to be followed.
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1. What types of projects need building permits?
2. What State of Wisconsin codes does the Building Department enforce?
3. Can I as the homeowner pull my own building permit?
4. Where can I find information such as permit application forms?
5. When are the inspectors available for plan review and issuing permits?