Washington Variance Application — Minor Work is a type of application used to request a variance from the Washington State Building Code. This application is typically used for minor work, such as the installation of a new window, door, or other minor alterations that do not require a full building permit. There are two types of Washington Variance Applications: Minor and Major. The Minor Variance Application is used for projects that do not exceed 150 square feet in area and do not alter the structural integrity of the building. These applications can be filed with the local building department or with the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries. The Major Variance Application is used for projects that exceed 150 square feet in area and/or alter the structural integrity of the building. These applications must be filed with the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries.
Washington Variance Application — Minor Work is a type of application used to request a variance from the Washington State Building Code. This application is typically used for minor work, such as the installation of a new window, door, or other minor alterations that do not require a full building permit. There are two types of Washington Variance Applications: Minor and Major. The Minor Variance Application is used for projects that do not exceed 150 square feet in area and do not alter the structural integrity of the building. These applications can be filed with the local building department or with the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries. The Major Variance Application is used for projects that exceed 150 square feet in area and/or alter the structural integrity of the building. These applications must be filed with the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries.