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All 67 counties. Real depth where it counts.

We file statewide, and we have written a genuine guide to each of the jurisdictions we work in most — which portal, which municipalities file separately, and the local rules that cost people weeks when they do not know about them.

Suncoast & Southwest Florida

Sarasota County

Sarasota County is our home jurisdiction. We file here weekly, and the difference between a permit that clears in one cycle and one tha…

County guide

Manatee County

Manatee County runs its building division on an Accela platform, and the county's island municipalities operate their own departments w…

County guide

Charlotte County Punta Gorda

Charlotte County sits between our Sarasota base and the heavy post-storm demand in Lee County, and carries a significant volume of floo…

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Lee County Sanibel Fort Myers Fort Myers Beach Estero Cape Coral Bonita Springs

Lee County has carried the heaviest permitting load in Florida since Hurricane Ian, and the phrase "my permit is stuck" is more literal…

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Collier County Naples Marco Island

Collier County pairs a high-value residential remodel market with coastal, environmental and design review layers that most Florida cou…

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Tampa Bay

Hillsborough County

Hillsborough County and the City of Tampa run entirely separate permitting systems. This is the single most consequential fact about pe…

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Pinellas County

Pinellas is the most jurisdictionally fragmented county in Tampa Bay, the most flood-exposed county in Florida, and the one with a sepa…

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Pasco County

Pasco has been one of the fastest-growing counties in Florida, with Wesley Chapel and the SR-54 corridor driving heavy residential and …

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South Florida, Treasure Coast & the Keys

Miami-Dade County

Miami-Dade is the most complex permitting environment in Florida: 34 municipalities, a county-specific product approval regime, a High …

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Broward County

Broward is unique in Florida for having a county-level Board of Rules and Appeals with authority to amend the building code countywide,…

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Palm Beach County

Palm Beach County sits outside the High Velocity Hurricane Zone but within a high wind-speed coastal region, and its 39 municipalities …

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St. Lucie County Port St. Lucie

Port St. Lucie has been among the fastest-growing cities in the United States, and its permitting volume reflects that.…

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Monroe County Marathon Key West

Monroe County is the most restrictive permitting environment in Florida. Nothing here works the way it works on the mainland.…

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Central Florida

Orange County

Orange County operates a One-Stop permitting model, and the City of Orlando maintains separate contractor registration from the county.…

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Polk County

Polk County sits between Tampa and Orlando and has absorbed substantial residential growth, with a correspondingly heavy new-constructi…

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Brevard County

Brevard combines a long barrier island coastline with substantial aerospace-driven commercial and residential growth.…

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Seminole County

Seminole County sits immediately north of Orlando with seven municipalities and a mature, remodel-heavy residential base.…

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North & Northeast Florida

Duval County

Duval County has the simplest jurisdictional structure of any major Florida metro, because Jacksonville and Duval County are a consolid…

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Volusia County

Volusia spans a heavily developed Atlantic coastline and a large inland area, with sixteen municipalities administering permitting sepa…

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Alachua County

Alachua County's permitting is shaped by the University of Florida, a large student rental market and a substantial historic housing st…

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City guides

Municipalities that run their own building department, separate from the county.

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