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Lauren H.
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Permit process for Kentucky repairs- Gorge region

Lauren H.
  • Investor
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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Hi Kentucky! I’m an investor in Colorado with a love for rock climbing which has brought me to the Kentucky market. Can anyone tell me about the inspection process for licensed work in Kentucky? Specifically:

HVAC installation and reconnecting gas service

Electrical inspection and connection of meter

What plumbing work might require a permit and inspection?

Thanks!

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Pavel Reyes Valdes
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Louisville, KY
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Pavel Reyes Valdes
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Louisville, KY
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In Kentucky, all plumbing and HVAC related works are handled at the State level when it comes to permits and licenses. You can go online to http://dhbc.ky.gov/plb/Pages/default.aspx and study their info. Recent personal experience had me taking care of a permit for a water heater. The experience wasn't bad, but if you want to do it yourself as a homeowner it's kind of tedious. You can save money that way by pulling the permits yourself ($45 for a water heater), but your name has to be on the deed. In case not, you need to hire a licensed contractor that will charge you around $150.00 for just going to the house (that includes pulling the permit, their service call fee, plus labor)

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