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Ryland Taniguchi
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Washington State Contractor Law and Permits

Ryland Taniguchi
  • San Francisco, CA
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Are you using STFI permits for your rehabs in Seattle? Curious what people are doing locally here. 

In Seattle you don't need a permit if the rehab is less than $4000 or less in any six-month period You always need to permit if making changes to load-bearing supports, changes to the building envelope, and work that reduces egress, light, ventilation or fire resistance. 

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