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Contractor Services E-Permitting


About E-Permitting

 
All contractor applied for residential and commercial permits must be submitted electronically via our Contractor E-Permitting Portal. The process will allow for electronic submittal, routing, review, and issuance of approved permits. The portal is simple and convenient to use from the comfort of your home or office. Additionally, it provides tools to track and manage your permit, upload revisions, and download approved documents.

Contractor Log In

 
Currently, E-permitting services are only available to licensed contractors. Per Florida Statute 489.103(7)(b), all homeowner builder permits must be applied for in-person. Homeowners must personally appear and sign the building permit application and satisfy local agency requirements. Please note the Building Department is actively working on a Homeowner-Builder solution we hope to have released in late 2023.

Please note that E-permitting does not guarantee that a permit will be issued. All submittals are subject to an initial sufficiency review by the permitting in-take staff and then a plan review, prior to issuance. You may not start work until the application has been processed, payment is made, and permit has been issued. Starting work prior to the issuance of a permit may result in penalties and fees.
 

Getting started with E-Permitting:

 
The qualifier must register with the Contractor Licensing Division and sign the online permitting agreement. This will give access to the contractor e-permitting portal where you will conduct your business and apply for your permits. If you need assistance with the registration process please email ContractorLicensing@cityofpsl.com or Permitting@cityofpsl.com
 

Document Submittal Requirements:

 
  • Any document(s) requiring a stamp from a design professional must be digitally signed and sealed by the registered design professional in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 471, Florida Statutes or Chapter 481, Florida Statutes.
  • All plans are required to be separated by trade.
  • All plans sets must be properly bookmarked by identifying page and contact (ex T-101 Coversheet)
  • All plans shall be to scale and retain the sheet aspect ratio. Plan pages shall be accepted in 24"x36", standard format.
  • Digitally signed and sealed documents must allow Markups or Comments. This is done through the security in the document properties. Please contact your certificate authority if you have questions regarding this.
  • All fields shall be completed in the application submittal, including all specifications.