ePermits is moving!

ePermits is moving to a new modernized platform on February 3, 2025, allowing us to expand our online application offerings and improve usability for ePermits users.

The new ePermits site will be easily accessed using a desktop, tablet, or phone. Users can submit applications, pay fees, book inspections and receive documents through their online account.

Users with existing ePermits accounts may be required to reset their passwords. If you have an existing ePermits account, but did not sign in during 2024 or January 2025, you will be required to create a new account.

Online Applications, as of January 27, include:

  • Electrical Permit;
  • Gas Permit;
  • Plumbing Permit;
  • Uncovered Deck Permit;
  • Alarm Permit;
  • Fire Permit;
  • Fireworks Permit; and
  • Statement of Compliance

New application types will continue to be added to the platform in 2025.

Last modified: Jan. 23, 2025, 1:26 p.m.

Applying for permits

To get a Development or Building permit, you need to complete the proper application forms. 

You can also apply for many permits through ePermits.

Working with a builder

We recommend that your builder apply for the development and building permits, and the specific trades apply for the plumbing, private sewage disposal, gas and electrical permits. 

Doing the work yourself

Development and Building

If you act as your own general contractor, then you could apply for the development and building permits. 

Trade permits

If you are the homeowner and this home is or will be your primary residence, you may be able to do the work yourself and may be able to apply for the following permits:

  • plumbing
  • private sewage disposal
  • gas
  • electrical

There are some projects you are not allowed to do as a homeowner. If you need more specific information, please contact us. 

Permit fees

Fees for permits vary. See the fee schedules. 

Inspections

The following permits all require at least one inspection:

  • building permits
  • deck permits
  • electrical permits
  • gas permits
  • plumbing permits
  • private sewage permits

The building code analysis you receive along with your building or deck permit will let you know when you must have your inspection(s) done. 

Booking an inspection

There are two steps to request and confrim your inspection booking:

1). You can request an inspection by phone or online. After the booking is made, it is your responsibility to confirm it. 

2). To request an inspection or confirm your booking:

  • Call the Building Regulation Services Inspection Line at 780-464-8169
  • use ePermits

The day of your inspection

Inspectors will be on-site between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. on the inspection date.

For more information:

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Last updated: Thursday, January 23, 2025
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