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Roofing
At-a-glance
Simple re-roofing an existing roof
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Is a ... |
Required? |
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Permit |
Yes |
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Contractor |
No* |
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Zoning Check and Site Plan |
No |
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Inspection |
Yes |
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Construction Plan Review |
No |
Homeowners can perform work on their own properties without a contractor
Repair and re-roofing or new roofs
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Is a ... |
Required? |
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Permit |
Yes |
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Contractor |
No* |
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Zoning Check and Site Plan |
Yes |
|
Inspection |
Yes |
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Construction Plan Review |
Yes |
Homeowners can perform work on their own properties without a contractor
Note: Replacing of trusses or other structural components of a roof during the re-roofing process is considered a repair and requires a Zoning Check, Site Plan and Construction Plan Review.
Before You Start
Look at these pages:
Requirements for Additions and Alterations (pdf)
Minimum Standards for Dwellings (pdf)
Hiring a Residential Contractor – what do I need to know? (pdf)
About Roofing
Roofing Requirements for One- and Two-Family Dwellings
About Permits
About the Inspections Process
Forms and Handouts for Roofs
- Home Energy Guide
- Roofing Handout for One-family and Two-family Dwellings
- Energy Requirements for Additions and Alterations
Last updated Sep. 27, 2011