Permit Check
A permit that gets routed to the wrong city, or a scope the owner did not know needed a permit, is what stops a job at the final inspection. Enter the address and pick the work — Permit Check tells you which fire permits the adopted IFC requires, who issues them, and how sure we are.
1. Where is the work?
The fire permit goes to the city whose limits the parcel sits inside — not the city on the mailing address. Enter the street address and we will resolve the incorporated place and county, then match it to our jurisdiction file.
2. What work are you doing?
Check every scope on the job. Most tenant finish-outs carry three or four fire permits under one building permit, and each one is its own submittal.
3. Permits for this job
Results appear here once a jurisdiction and at least one scope are selected.
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Want Zion to pull these permits? Fire alarm, sprinkler, hood, BDA and special-hazard scopes are Zion service scopes — one submittal package, one point of contact with the fire marshal.
Code cited: IFC (edition per jurisdiction) §105.5 / §105.6 (2021–2024) or §105.6 / §105.7 (2015–2018); IFC §102.3; IBC §105.1, §111; Texas Insurance Code Ch. 6001–6003 and 28 TAC Ch. 34; Oklahoma 74 O.S. §324.11, OAC 265:25-1-4, 59 O.S. §1800.1.
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