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Since 2015, Canadian Blueprint has been bringing Canadians affordable Permit Drawings. We believe that Building Permit Drawings should be accessible to everyone – from homeowners looking to expand their homes for a growing family to business owners leasing new spaces to accommodate their operations. Navigating the BC Building Code (BCBC) regulations, stringent zoning by-laws, and the new Energy Step Code can be overwhelming. That’s where we come in – our mission is to make your dream project a reality. We are committed to providing exceptional service to ensure that your project meets all necessary requirements for a successful permit approval. Let us help you today – contact us to get started on your Building Permit Drawings.

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At Canadian Blueprint, we understand the importance of obtaining a building permit smoothly and efficiently. That’s why we offer affordable and competitive Building Permit Drawings, Home Renovation Design, and Custom Home Design services to ensure that your project is done right the first time. Simply fill out our form or call us today for a free feasibility study, and we’ll determine if your project is feasible. Once confirmed, we’ll provide you with a free quote for our permit design and drafting services. Don’t risk a stop work order – let Canadian Blueprint help you obtain your building permit hassle-free!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some frequently asked questions and answers regarding Building Permits in British Columbia

1. What is a Building Permit?

A Building Permit is a document issued by a local government that allows the construction, renovation, or demolition of a building or structure.

2. When is a Building Permit required?

A Building Permit is required for any new construction, renovations or additions to existing buildings, structural alterations, or changes in occupancy of a building.

3. How long does it take to get a Building Permit?

The timeline for obtaining a Building Permit can vary depending on the complexity of the project and the workload of the local government. It is recommended to consult with the local building department for an estimate of the processing time.

4. How much does a Building Permit cost?

The cost of a Building Permit varies depending on the scope of the project and the local government’s fee schedule. Typically, fees are based on the size, value, and type of construction involved.

5. Can I start construction before obtaining a Building Permit?

No, it is unlawful to start construction before obtaining a Building Permit. The local government may issue a stop-work order and impose fines or penalties for building without a Permit.

6. Do I need a professional Designer to apply for a Building Permit?

It depends on the complexity of the project. In some cases, a Homeowner can apply for a Building Permit without the help of a professional Designer. However, for larger or more complex projects, it is recommended to consult with a Professional.

7. Can I make changes to my building plans after obtaining a Building Permit?

Changes to building plans after obtaining a Permit may require an amendment or revision of the Permit. It is recommended to consult with the local building department before making any changes to the approved plans.

 

8. What happens if I fail to obtain a Building Permit?

Building without a Permit is unlawful and can result in penalties or fines, stop-work orders, and even legal action. In some cases, the local government may require the removal or demolition of the unauthorized construction.

9. Do I need a Building Permit for interior Renovations?

It depends on the scope of the renovations. If the renovations involve Structural changes, Electrical or Plumbing work, or changes in occupancy, a Building Permit may be required. It is recommended to consult with the local building department to determine if a Permit is necessary.

10. How long is a Building Permit valid for?

A Building Permit is typically valid for a set period of time, which varies depending on the local government. In some cases, the Permit may need to be renewed or extended if the construction timeline exceeds the Permit’s validity period.

1. What is a Building Permit?

A Building Permit is a document issued by a local government that allows the construction, renovation, or demolition of a building or structure.

2. When is a Building Permit required?
A Building Permit is required for any new construction, renovations or additions to existing buildings, structural alterations, or changes in occupancy of a building.
3. How long does it take to get a Building Permit?
The timeline for obtaining a Building Permit can vary depending on the complexity of the project and the workload of the local government. It is recommended to consult with the local building department for an estimate of the processing time.
4. How much does a Building Permit cost?

The cost of a Building Permit varies depending on the scope of the project and the local government’s fee schedule. Typically, fees are based on the size, value, and type of construction involved.

5. Can I start construction before obtaining a Building Permit?

No, it is unlawful to start construction before obtaining a Building Permit. The local government may issue a stop-work order and impose fines or penalties for building without a Permit.

6. Do I need a professional Designer to apply for a Building Permit?

It depends on the complexity of the project. In some cases, a Homeowner can apply for a Building Permit without the help of a professional Designer. However, for larger or more complex projects, it is recommended to consult with a Professional.

7. Can I make changes to my building plans after obtaining a Building Permit?

Changes to building plans after obtaining a Permit may require an amendment or revision of the Permit. It is recommended to consult with the local building department before making any changes to the approved plans.

 

8. What happens if I fail to obtain a Building Permit?
Building without a Permit is unlawful and can result in penalties or fines, stop-work orders, and even legal action. In some cases, the local government may require the removal or demolition of the unauthorized construction.
9. Do I need a Building Permit for interior Renovations?
It depends on the scope of the renovations. If the renovations involve Structural changes, Electrical or Plumbing work, or changes in occupancy, a Building Permit may be required. It is recommended to consult with the local building department to determine if a Permit is necessary.
10. How long is a Building Permit valid for?
A Building Permit is typically valid for a set period of time, which varies depending on the local government. In some cases, the Permit may need to be renewed or extended if the construction timeline exceeds the Permit’s validity period.

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