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Do you need a permit for a wood deck?
As a simple rule, you need a permit for any deck that is higher than 30 inches off the ground. This rule applies to most decks. Anything lower than 30 is often considered a patio or porch deck, and no permit is required.
Do I need a permit for a deck not attached to House?
Building Codes offer one reason. According to the International Residential Code2, adopted by most states, a deck does not need a building permit if it is less than 200 square feet, under 30 off the ground, does not serve a required exit door, and is not attached to the dwelling if it is freestanding.
What happens if you don't get a building permit for a deck?
Building a deck without a permit can get you into some serious trouble. Some people find out the hard way by having to pay a hefty fine, tearing down their brand-new deck or having someone get hurt because of faulty construction. Contractors can lose their licenses if they build without permits.
What is the building code for decks?
Most jurisdictions follow the International Building Code, which devotes one sectionR507to deck construction. Some building departments also publish their own codes which may differ somewhat from the IRC.
Why do I need a permit for a deck?
Deck Permits Protect Your Safety and Liability When you build a deck to building code specifications, you don't need to worry about any problems like these. The building code requirements for decks are designed with care and attention to structural and safety details in order to prevent injuries and accidents.
What will happen if I build a deck without a permit?
Building deck without a permit may result in removing it, possible penalties and back property taxes. A building permit is required if the deck is attached to the house or is 30 inches above grade. The bylaws might affect how big of a deck you can build and how close to a property line, among other factors.
How much does it cost for a deck permit?
Deck Permit Cost For existing decks to a home or outdoor space, a permit isn't required. However, the final cost to build a new deck may include a permit fee of up to $500. The good thing about decks is that they usually don't require any special building components, such as wiring, roofs, outlets, etc.
Do I have to pull a permit to build a deck?
As a simple rule, you need a permit for any deck that is higher than 30 inches off the ground. This rule applies to most decks. Anything lower than 30 is often considered a patio or porch deck, and no permit is required.
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