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Remodels and new construction
Permits, inspections, fixture layouts and code sizes for bathroom and kitchen remodels, additions, tenant improvements and new builds.
Answers (18)
- Can my septic system handle a casita or addition?
- Do I need a permit to remodel a bathroom in Phoenix?
- How do I pick a bathroom sink for a remodel?
- How long can a home go without water during a remodel?
- What plumbing is involved in a commercial tenant improvement (TI)?
- What plumbing permits and inspections does new construction need in Phoenix?
- What plumbing questions matter before a bathroom remodel?
- What should I ask before hiring someone to repipe my house?
- When should the plumber be involved in a remodel?
- Does code require low-flow toilets and fixtures in Arizona?
- How much space does code require around a toilet?
- When does plumbing need to be rerouted?
- When must a grease trap be replaced by an interceptor?
- Can I install a wall-mounted bathroom faucet?
- Does a new tenant or change of use require a new backflow assembly?
- Do I need a grease interceptor in a former retail space?
- Does code require a drinking fountain or bottle filler?
- What is the minimum shower size by code?
Codes and permits (8)
- Can a Mesa tenant improvement use permit-by-inspection? City Code 4-1-4(U)
- How long does a commercial tenant improvement permit take in Chandler?
- What permit does a Phoenix business need for a plumbing remodel or tenant improvement?
- What plumbing inspections does Mesa require? City Code 4-1-5 rough-in, concealment and final
- Can you cut a newly paved Mesa street for a sewer or water repair? City Code 9-1-6
- Chandler plumbing inspections: the required list and inspection codes
- Gilbert Town Code 66-244: grease removal devices for restaurants and food service
- A.R.S. 32-1155: The Deadline to File an Arizona ROC Complaint
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