What Types of Denver Building Permits Does Your Construction Project Need?

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Need to build a new facility or add onto an existing building? If you do, you need to deal with construction permits for the different parts of your project. Let’s look at the different types of construction permits that your project may require.

Types of Denver Building Permits

Before you even schedule construction for your project, you need the proper permits for the job. Denver Development Services’ building permits include the following:

Commercial Construction Permit: These permits clear you to complete construction on commercial or multifamily properties.
Electrical Permit: This permit allows you to complete electrical work in your new building or addition.
Plumbing Permit: This helps you complete plumbing and gas installations.
Address Assignment Permit: This helps you request a new address for your building.
Signs Zoning Permit: This allows you to put a sign outside your building.
Fire Permit: This allows you to install fire alarms and sprinkler systems.

These are just a few of the permits you might need during your construction project. You may need different permits throughout your commercial building construction phases. Check with your construction contractor to ensure you have the right ones for your project.

How To Apply for a Building Permit

Applying for permits involves following sets of guidelines and filling out the appropriate forms. Check out the Commercial Building Permit Guide to learn how to apply for them. It takes you through every step of the construction planning and permit application processes and shows you whether you need to get approval from specific Denver zoning departments, like Landmarks and Historic Districts or the Office of the City Forester. It walks you through the building plan review process and the project process after you receive your permits. If you follow the steps in this guide, you’ll get your permits approved quickly and efficiently.

When Do You Need a Commercial Building Permit?

You need a commercial building permit for most commercial construction projects in Denver. Why? These permits help the city department check that your design development is sound and that your schematic designs fit all relevant building and safety codes. Overall, you need a commercial building permit any time you want to build a new facility or put an addition on an existing one.

Want professional help navigating the permit application process? Connect with Calahan Construction to figure it all out.

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How Does Calahan Construction Help You Acquire the Permits You Need?

We’ve helped our clients apply for many building permits over the years, and we know the process inside and out. If you need permits for a new construction project, an addition, or a remodeling project, we’ll make sure you get the right ones while keeping your project on schedule.

We know which cities and counties issue permits efficiently and which ones take their time to approve them. We also understand trade-specific permits that HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and other contractors need to work on your job site. We use all this knowledge to get your permits and keep your project on track.

How Else Does Calahan Help You With Your Construction Project?

We work with you from the earliest design phases until your project’s construction is complete. Our general contracting services include new commercial construction, additions, design-build, tenant finish, and commercial masonry. We offer our services to businesses in the following industries:

If your business is in one of these industries and you need to complete a construction project, we have the services you’re looking for. We work with you during every step of the building process to complete your project in ways that meet your needs and stay within your budget and timelines.

Access Your Building Permits With Us

If you need building permits for your next construction project, reach out to us today. We know where to go to get everything including commercial building permits, trade permits, and fire permits. We also help you keep your contract documents, working drawings, and other application components organized so you can apply for the permits effectively. Whatever you need to get a permit, we’re here to help you do that.