If you are changing the siding only, you do not need a Building Permit; for other work, you must have a Building Permit.

Although zoning permits are not issued for these improvements, building permits from Summit County Building Department are required. Call the Building Dept. at 330-630-7280 for further information. See similar questions...

A Maintenance or Repair Permit is required for a new roof. A Maintenance or Repair Permit is only required for new siding if the old siding is being stripped off. See similar questions...

A permit is only required if the size of the windows being installed would require a structural change. See similar questions...

Yes, a building permit is required. The permit can be issued over the counter and only takes a few minutes. The cost of the permit is based on the valuation of the work, including material and labor costs. Do I need a permit to install a spa and hot tub?If it is a plug cord connected spa/hot tub, the only permit required is for any new electrical work needed to operate the spa/hot tub. See similar questions...

No permit is required for redecorating such as painting, carpeting or cabinets. A permit is needed if walls will be constructed, or plumbing moved. An owner/occupant can do one's own plumbing, but a permit is needed if more than a repair or replacement is done. For questions, contact Building Codes at 299.5424 or e-mail buildingcodes@ci.moorhead.mn.us. Building Codes is now located on the Fourth Floor of City Hall, 500 Center Avenue. See similar questions...

We would like to know the rear and side required setbacks as well as required rear yard open area and any relevant building plans requirements for room addition . A few weeks ago, I was able to find a listing online of the requirements for a building permit such as what size building does and doesn't require a building permit. During the last few days, I have been unable to refind this info. If this info is still available online, please provide the link info. See similar questions...

Absolutely! According to a recent U.S. government survey 80% of American homes have windows that can waste up to 500,000 barrels of oil a day during the winter. And, insulated siding can pay for itself in energy savings. See similar questions...

Not really. You can have your vinyl siding installed in any season, as your schedule and budget allow. But keep in mind that some contractors are more available during the off-seasons. Regardless of when you have your new siding installed, you'll enjoy the immediate benefits of improved appearance, as well as the long-term benefits of durability and easy maintenance. See similar questions...

Yes, they’re alive, but not in the sense that they can hurt your siding. They are dormant, or sleeping, and pose no threat to the siding other than staining it. The spore masses of the artillery fungus stick like super-glue. We have not found a way to get them off without leaving a stain or damaging the siding, especially on old dry siding. Power washing may work on brand new (only) vinyl siding that still has a shiny, oily, sheen. See similar questions...

There are a wide variety of possiblities when selecting the siding that is just right for your home. Lakeside Lumber prides itself on a vast inventory of different bevels, tounge and groove, shakes, shingles and hard to find patterns. Call a Lakeside salesperson, (866) 635-3695, or better yet visit our showroom and benefit from Lakeside's over 65 years of siding experience. See similar questions...

No. Siding/roofing is considered maintenance, as long as the roof pitch remains the same and you are not adding any square footage (addition) to the structure. (Mahoning County does require a permit.) See similar questions...

Yes, permits are required in all wilderness areas, National Parks, and other restricted areas along the trail. You can obtain a permit from the agency on which your PCT trip originates. For example, if you plan to travel from Echo Lake to Castle Crags State Park, you would need to contact the Eldorado National Forest since your trip would begin in that forest. They would issue a permit good for your entire trip. The PCTA can issue a wilderness permit for trips of 500 miles or more along the PCT. See similar questions...

You must apply for water and sewer service in person and pay the applicable fees. Once the fees are paid you can take your receipt to City Hall - Planning, Engineering & Building Department to apply for a building permit. See similar questions...

We strongly suggest that you take advantage of Lakeside Lumber's free siding estimate to avoid unnecessary overages, which are typically subject to a 10% restocking fee. Please call us 877-877-8319 for a free siding estimate. See similar questions...

No, although glass does reduce light coming in. Clear glass is comparable to growing plants in a slightly hazy atmosphere. The effect of Low E products is to reduce lighting levels to about 70 to 75% of full sunlight. This does not appear to adversely affect plant growth, especially since most house plants are selected for their ability to grow under lower light conditions. See similar questions...

In the past, the Weatherization Assistance Program replaced windows and doors on a large scale. However, in 2005, the Department of Energy mandated the use of Whole-House Weatherization with its program. Techniques used with this approach are based on the principles of building science where the house is treated as an energy-consuming system, rather than a collection of unrelated pieces of equipment. See similar questions...

Normally the answer is yes; however, it is always advisable to contact our office and your township zoning board. Anytime a person or business does any construction work in the road right-of-way (normally 66 feet - 33 feet each direction from the center of the road) the should obtain a permit. The townships pay for the application of chloride on local roads in their township, and each township contracts with the Road Commission to take care of this. See similar questions...