Inspection and scope
The roof is measured and documented, and the assembly is specified before anything is submitted.
Roofing Permits
PASCO COUNTY roofing permits
Roof replacement in unincorporated Pasco County requires a permit pulled by a licensed contractor. Ability Roofing handles the application, the inspections, and the close-out as part of the project.
The Process
FIVE STEPS FROM
scope to sign-off
Ability Roofing serves Odessa, Trinity, Land O' Lakes and the surrounding Pasco County communities.
Permit application
The licensed contractor submits the application with the product approvals for the specified system.
Work begins
Tear-off and dry-in proceed once the permit is issued. Never let work start before that.
In-progress inspection
A dry-in or sheathing inspection is typically required before the finished surface goes on.
Final inspection
The county inspects the completed roof and the permit is closed out.
Worth Knowing
An open permit on a property can complicate a future sale or refinance. Confirm close-out in writing.
Homeowners inside an incorporated city may fall under that city rather than the county.
Product approval numbers for the specified roof assembly are part of the submittal, not an afterthought.
Permitting Authority
Pasco County Building Construction Services
Requirements, fees, and turnaround times change. The county is the authority on current detail, so it is linked rather than reprinted here.
Visit Pasco CountyAbility Roofing pulls the permit as the licensed contractor. Florida Roofing Contractor License CCC1329461.
Roof leaking? Storm damage?
Start with a planning range online, or call and describe what the roof is doing. Either way the next step is an inspection, not a sales pitch.
Mon - Fri: 7:30am to 6pm · Florida License CCC1329461