Permit Processing for Mechanical Air Conditioning Building Permit - CAC1819190

Permits are required for any new mechanical air conditioning work. Building permits are issued in the name of the person(s) performing the work; only licensed contractors, or Owner-Builders may obtain a permit. 

Building Permits protect customers and hold installation contactors accountable for the quality of the work provided. When considering the labor an individual company will provide, we want our customers to understand that they are protected by government building permits and Air Conditioning and Heating Code.

Our company provides a level of workmanship that exceeds the Florida Air Conditioning and Heating Code minimum requirements.

If a customer chooses not to have our company process their permit, the customer can rest assured any installation being done by HomeOwner Air will be up to code and even exceeding national requirements.

We want our customers to understand the true cost for a Water Source Heat Pump Installation. We have based the customers cost on a discounted hourly rate.

Below we have explained the time it takes to process a building permit from start to finish:

1) Request, Receive and Respond to customers Home Owner Association (HOA) requirements: (1) Hour

2)  Register with local municipality: (1) Hour

3) Fill Out Permit Application: (2) Hours

• Correct Equipment Information With AHRI Certificate
• Permit needs to be filled out

 4) Deliver Permit to building department: (4) Hours

• Notarize 1 Hour (Cost Included $35)
• Travel Time of 1 Hour
• Average Wait Time 1-2 Hours
• Speak with Inspector
• Depending on the type of permit and the complexity of the project, plan reviews may take between 24 hours and 10 business days for the initial review, except for any corrections needed. If corrections are needed, known as ‚¬œreworks‚¬�, review may take between 24 hours and 10 business days once corrections are submitted.

5) Pay for Permit: Customer will be billed the "True Cost Of Permit"

6) Receive Permit Number "Ready To Go" scheduling can begin

7) Present Permit Number and "Contractor Packet" to HOA for authorization and work approval

8) Speak with customers building engineer:

• Schedule installation 
• Clarify Required Process , Possible Water Shut Down
• Method of communication 

9) Installation Day ! "Finally" (6) Hours

10) Time to close permit:

• Schedule Final Inspection
• Meet inspector (4) Hours

11) Job Done ! Happy Customer ! Time for a great business review !

At a customers request we can remove a permit application fee from a sales quote. If a customer chooses to remove the permit application fee from a quote we will honor this price at a later time if they wish to purchase it after the installation.