Blueprint Permit For Free

Visit the county clerk's office in the county where your home resides. This may be called the county recorder or land registrar in some municipalities. Once there, request copies of the blueprints on file for the property.

To request records of construction plans and permits on property from 1955 to 2002, please complete and submit the form below. For properties built before 1955, please contact the County Assessor's Office at 619-236-3771 or 858-565-5920 or submit a request online .

Consult your city (or appropriate governing municipality) building office to review the appropriate building code to determine whether your construction needs a permit. Building permits are required for most construction or remodeling projects to ensure the safety of the structure.

In Colorado, you need a permit to finish a basement when any walls are constructed or electricity is added to the basement.

All sheds need a zoning permit, and any shed over 8 feet tall or over 200 square feet in size will also need a building permit.Other permits you may need for your project: 2022 Sewer Use and Drainage Permit (SUDP) - Visit denvergov.org/SUDP for applications and instructions.

Sellers are legally required to disclose any additions or unpermitted work that they know about. However, by being upfront about the situation, you can work with buyers to assure them that the work can be fixed. Selling a house with unpermitted work is possible even easy if the changes are minor.

Selling a house without permits can be difficult if the homeowner chooses to sell as-is and rely on the buyers to take care of the work. Homeowners need to be positive they want to go forward with selling a house without permits and that they disclose all unpermitted work done to avoid lawsuits.