Get Wisconsin Uniform Building Permit Application

A homeowner may obtain a permit and do plumbing work within their owner-occupied single family home. If the home is a two-family or not an owner-occupied single family, the permit and plumbing work must be done by a licensed plumber.

Wisconsin Statutes and local codes require building permits for the following residential or commercial activities: 1. All new buildings and additions to existing buildings. 2. Anytime there is a structural change to an existing building.

Building Permit Information & Fee Schedule Add all that applySingle Family:Duplex:construction$40$75electric$40$75plumbing$40$75hvac$40$75

How long does it take to get a Building Permit? If all the required information is supplied with the Permit Application, the permit will usually be issued in 1-3 days. If some of the required information is not supplied, the permit will be held until all of the information is received.

Building Permit Information & Fee Schedule Add all that applySingle Family:Duplex:construction$40$75electric$40$75plumbing$40$75hvac$40$75

The Uniform Dwelling Code (UDC) is the statewide building code for one- and two-family dwellings built since June 1, 1980. The Division of Industry Services (DIS) provides consultation and education concerning UDC construction standards and inspection procedures.

Where do I get my building permit in Wisconsin? All building permits are issued by the city Building Inspection Office in you local city in Wisconsin. The Building Inspection Office will have information on what permits you should get for your project and the application process.

Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services.