What homeowners should know about permits and inspections.
Permit needs depend on the jurisdiction and scope. The useful questions are who pulls it, what gets inspected, what documentation closes the project, and whether utility coordination is involved.
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A permit creates a record of the work and an inspection checkpoint. Requirements differ across Denver-area jurisdictions and can change with project scope.
- ✓Confirm the authority having jurisdiction
- ✓Identify permit responsibility
- ✓Schedule required inspections
- ✓Retain final approval records
Some projects also involve the utility
Service changes, meter work, and certain electrification projects may require steps outside the contractor’s direct control. Those dependencies should appear in the schedule.
- ✓Utility application or approval
- ✓Meter or service coordination
- ✓Inspection sequence
- ✓Energization and closeout
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