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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

When do I need permits in idaho?
In idaho, when do you need to pull permits and when can you just do the work without having to worry about it? Not familiar with the laws around that, and it seems obscure.
Thanks in advance!
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Go talk to your city building inspector to find out. Usually the big things: new roof, new structure, ekectrical, plumbing, hvac. No for a lot of cosmetic things. Each city is different, and some items follow state code.