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Anyone building a new deck, replacing or adding onto an existing deck needs to obtain a building permit. Other permits may also be required. Exception: A deck less than two feet above finished grade does not require a permit. An inspection also required once the deck is complete. Call 403-948-8833.
Technically you don't need a professional to build a deck on your house. You need a building permit and you need to feel safe with what you are doing. In order to build a deck, you need to be handy with tools. I suggest you get professional help.
I have never heard of any place requiring a permit to paint or seal a deck or any surface on or around a house. Building permits are for the various things in construction not for painting. I'm not even sure Code Compliance would apply to the finish on a deck since it is not the dwelling.
Before you begin, you need to decide what you are going to be doing outdoors and what purpose it will serve. Like many people, you will probably want to have outdoor barbecues, parties, something special so you can have friends and company over to enjoy.
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You will if it is not your house or land so if you rent a house you nedd permission from your landlord and if it is public you need a certificate
Yes you can. I have one currently
Yes, it can be, as in "I permit you to go to the bathroom, but come back quickly or you will miss the quiz." It can also be a noun, as in "In order to build an addition onto your house, you will need to get a permit."
You can build nodes and staircases etc. Check out home-improvement-and financing.com for your free deck plans. There are many things you need to check before you build. These including checking for utility lines and make sure you meet deck permit requirements.
You need a license or permit to run a haunted house. If it is in your own home, check your local laws to see if a permit is required.Mostly, license are not needed if your haunted house is taking place in your own house.Howvere, to be on the safe side you should check with your local town council.
Occupancy permits apply when you change an occupancy or change a structure. If there is no change, the prior occupancy permit would apply.
im pretty sure you dont need a permit if you own your house if not you are out of luck:( i think the permits are just for an add-on like another room hope this helps :)