<p>SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO — A common question homeowners ask when planning a remodeling project is whether any building permits will be needed. The reality is, in almost any instance where you’re making significant changes to your home (remodeling a kitchen or bathroom, replacing a roof, removing load-bearing walls), you’ll need to obtain one or more permits. If you have any questions about whether your project requires a permit, call your local building department and they’ll be able to tell you.</p>
<p>Remember, if you neglect to get a permit for a job that requires one, you put yourself at risk of several consequences. In addition to being fined up to 10 times the cost of each permit, your project will be “red-tagged,” which means no work can continue until you pay the fines and obtain the required permits. So, don’t take any chances—make sure you or your contractor get all the necessary building permits before doing any work on your home.</p>


Building Permits In Remodeling

Learn the essentials of building permits for home remodeling, including benefits, process, and why securing them is crucial for safety and compliance.

Building Permits In Remodeling by Gary Ryan

By Gary Ryan of {BR} Ryan & Ryan Construction

Video: Building Permits for Remodeling


when planning to remodel your kitchen or
bathroom
one aspect you'll need to keep in mind
is permits to learn more we're in South
San Francisco with Chad Ryan of Ryan and
Ryan construction speaking on behalf of
our diamond certified expert contributor
Gary Ryan one of the most common
questions asked what we come to do an
estimate is do we need a permit for this
project if you're going to do a bathroom
remodel a kitchen remodel a roof
replacement or removal of any
load-bearing walls you must always have
a permit if you have any questions if
you need a permit or not you could
always call your local building
department and they will let you know if
you need a permit if you do not pull
permits for a job that requires one you
can be fined ten times the cost of the
permit and they will red tag the job
which means no work can continue until
you pay the fines and for the permit to
continue to work on the specific job
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