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- Close Permits Fast Inc.
Close Open Permit Services in Florida
- Tell us about your open permit issue.
- We pull permit history and outline what’s needed.
- We file paperwork or request inspections as needed.
- We arrange inspections and resolve deficiencies.
- We secure permit closure and provide you with the official paperwork.
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Our Close Open Permit Services
Whether you’re dealing with an old permit or one that never had a final inspection, we provide full support to get it resolved:
Permit Assessment & Records Research
We start by researching your property’s permit history to identify outstanding open or expired permits through city and county building departments.
Scheduling Inspections & Corrections
If a final inspection is needed, we schedule it and help coordinate any necessary corrections, documentation, and trade support (electrical, plumbing, mechanical, structural).
Final Permit Closure
Once all requirements are met and approvals are received, we secure the official closure from the building department and provide documented proof for your records and real estate needs.
Provide All Necessary Trade Licenses
- Includes Structural, Electrical, Mechanical, and Plumbing licenses.
- Ensures that all work is legally compliant and can be approved by the building department.
Prepare and Submit Engineering Plans
- These plans are required for permit approval.
- Licensed engineers create plans that meet building codes and regulations.
Why Closing an Open Permit Matters?
Open or expired permits can create serious issues — especially when you’re selling, refinancing, or planning new improvements:
Real Estate Closings: Title companies and lenders often require all permits to be closed before closing a sale. Open permits can delay or even halt the transaction.
Code Compliance & Safety: An open permit means the work may not have been properly inspected, leaving potential code violations unresolved.
Property Value & Marketability: Properties with outstanding permits may have reduced value or face disclosure obligations that scare off buyers.
Future Renovations: New construction permits may be denied until existing permits are closed.