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Denver's online permitting system offers an easy, convenient way to submit permit applications for development projects, add contractors to your project, pay fees, download permits, schedule inspections, check your inspector's estimated time of arrival (ETA), see inspection results, and so much more without ever leaving your home or office.
Community Planning and Development reviews, permits, and inspects building projects to ensure that what's built in Denver meets the Denver Building and Fire Code, zoning code, and related regulations. Permits are required for most construction, alteration, or repair work on private property.
Welcome to Denver's online permitting and licensing center! Development Services: Apply or pay for development and construction permits, Check plan review status, Schedule inspections, Search permit records. Business Licenses: Apply, renew, or modify a business license, Search license records.
Schedule and view information on building inspections, including zoning, construction, electrical, mechanical, plumbing, and roofing.
After selecting the SUDP record type, click "Search Additional Criteria" below the contractor search fields, then enter project location information using wild cards (%) in the "Location" box. This tool will search for records based on the start and end date entered.
using the log number search function on this page. In e-permits,you can view all permits associated with an address, see review status, download the final approved plans (if plans were submitted electronically), pay permit fees, schedule inspections, check inspection results, and more.
Online FAQs and tutorials here. If you can't find your answer online, call Denver 311: Within Denver, dial 3-1-1. Outside of Denver, dial 720-913-1311. Hours are 7am-7pm (M-F). Register Now ».
The Denver Building Department, part of Denver Development Services, is responsible for issuing general construction and trade-specific permits for land development construction projects in Denver, Colorado.
Mayor Mike Johnston wants to overhaul the city's building department, which has struggled for years to improve its lengthy permit-approval process. But how quickly he can do it remains an open question months after he took office.
If you are interested in a home construction project, please visit our website to get an approximate timeframe or visit the city’s website. As of May, 1st 2023, the process for obtaining a Denver Building Permit takes about 300 days to approve a residential construction project.