parking pad

[drclark]

Hi guys,

Do you know if I need to get a permit to pour a concrete pad in my backyard for parking?


Thanks.

[scat19]

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[CHICHARITZHI]

NO need to get a permit, just the garages..

[rob the knob]

Originally posted by CHICHARITZHI
u need to get a permit, just the garages.. not much sense understand

[frozenrice]

Originally posted by drclark
Hi guys,

Do you if I need to get a permit to pour a concrete pad in my backyard for parking?


Thanks.


No permit required.

[cancer man]

All you need is beer and a hot day.Those guys gave me 1/2 yard of concrete free for my deck foundations.
Beer always goes a long way.

[sdevils15]

Originally posted by drclark
Hi guys,

Do you know if I need to get a permit to pour a concrete pad in my backyard for parking?


Thanks.

How about if you are building a deck?

[Rarasaurus]

If the deck is over 2 feet high you need a building permit. under that height you do not.

[eblend]

Does this apply if you are pouring a parking pad for now..but it is actually to be a base for a garage?

I want to build a garage soon, so was wondering if I could pour the pad before getting the permit for the actual structure. I am guessing not since they need to approve the size and all, but just checking

[BrknFngrs]

Originally posted by eblend
Does this apply if you are pouring a parking pad for now..but it is actually to be a base for a garage?

I want to build a garage soon, so was wondering if I could pour the pad before getting the permit for the actual structure. I am guessing not since they need to approve the size and all, but just checking

I would be cautious just in case you have it poured and later find out that they will only approve the garage if it's moved over 3 feet to the left, etc.

[ApexDrift]

Originally posted by eblend
Does this apply if you are pouring a parking pad for now..but it is actually to be a base for a garage?

I want to build a garage soon, so was wondering if I could pour the pad before getting the permit for the actual structure. I am guessing not since they need to approve the size and all, but just checking

Have you found any contractors that will give you quotes? I’ve called 8-9 contactors and they never get back to me i only got 1 quote for a 22’x22’ pad with 1 foot stub/retaining wall for $7500 which is IMO a little pricey

[eblend]

Originally posted by ApexDrift


Have you found any contractors that will give you quotes? I’ve called 8-9 contactors and they never get back to me i only got 1 quote for a 22’x22’ pad with 1 foot stub/retaining wall for $7500 which is IMO a little pricey

Holly shit that is expensive...let me know what you find, I am looking to get this done soon as well

[masoncgy]

Originally posted by Rarasaurus
If the deck is over 2 feet high you need a building permit. under that height you do not.

If the deck is attached to the structure, but under 2 ft high you still need a permit.

If the deck is under 2 ft and detached, then you're good to go.