Navigate Florida's building permit process with ease. Our steel building contractors provide expert permitting services for steel structures.
Florida was once known for its open frontier spirit - but times have changed. Today, many counties require permits for steel buildings Florida, with steel building contractors navigating regulations that vary by:
At SBC Steel Buildings, we help steel building contractors start projects right. Ask your sales rep about our permitting support (Collier and Lee Counties ONLY). Steps may include:
We know permitting steel buildings Florida takes time, but it's vital for your project. For flexibility, we offer these options:
Navigating Florida's permit process for steel buildings Florida requires understanding key factors. Our steel building contractors recommend considering:
Find quick answers to common permitting questions, requirements, and how our team can help guide your project.
Yes, SBC Steel Buildings offers permitting assistance for a service fee of $550. This does not include any city or county permit charges, plan fees, or additional costs that may arise during the process.
Yes, it’s important to verify your HOA or POA requirements, as they may have design rules or construction restrictions. This can include whether metal buildings are allowed, masonry requirements, or if the structure must match your home. You can also share your HOA/POA contact with us to help gather their guidelines and avoid issues.
Additional costs may include engineering plans, soil testing, and land surveys, separate from the permit fee. Steel building contractors note that these are paid to third parties, not to SBC Steel Buildings.
Required documents can vary by location, but commonly include:
Property survey and proof of ownership
Site and building plans
Misc. Local Forms
Completed permit applications
Depending on your area, you may also need soil reports, drainage or grading plans, energy compliance documents, or wind certifications.
Please note: SBC Steel Buildings doesn’t control these requirements—local permitting offices determine what’s necessary.
If you decide not to obtain a permit, you’ll need to sign a waiver releasing SBC Steel Buildings from any liability related to unpermitted construction or potential fines.
Even if you plan to handle the permit yourself, a waiver is still required—unless you provide proof of an approved permit that meets all city or county requirements.
The timeline for permit approval depends on your local city or county's review process. Delays can occur due to plan changes, missing documents, or required revisions.
Please note: SBC Steel Buildings does not control how long local permitting offices take to review or approve applications.
Contact us today to learn more about our custom steel buildings in Florida and get a free quote.