Categories

Do I need a building permit for ductless air unit installation?

Question Icon
Posted by: from Oakville
6/12/2015 at 9:35:00 PM

Hello,

I have a plan to install an additional ductless air conditioning unit at commercial plaza. Main HVAC system is on the roof top. I am wondering whether I need to get a building permit for installation or not.

Thanks,

Harry

REPLIES (2)
User Icon
Date/Time6/12/2015 at 11:55:50 PM

Hi Harry,

You are going to need electrical to both of the units so you may need that permit. If it is going on the roof, there is no structural work needed, it just sits on a raised pad of some type. If you are hanging it off the side of the building on brackets, you might need a permit.

Your HVAC guys should know these answers.

Good luck with it!

Jim Kuzma

Kettleby Handyman

User Icon
Date/Time6/13/2015 at 6:31:33 PM

Since it is a new installation you will need a permit, at least an electrical one for the new circuit. Just give Oakvilles building department a call and they can tell you for sure. Obviously your HVAC installer should know also, but you can call the city to double check.

Search the TrustedPros directory and discover the best contractors in your area.

Find your home service pro
Great renovations start with a great contractor.

Since 2004, TrustedPros has been helping homeowners find the right contractor for their home improvements and repairs.

Post Your Project

Within hours you'll be comparing offers from top-rated professionals. It's free to post and you're under no obligation to hire.

 
Trustedpros Inc. does not warrant the accuracy, completeness, safety, legality or usefulness of any Content, or Whether Content is Current and up-to-date, and TrustedPros Inc. Shall have no liability whatsoever with respect to your use or reliance upon any content or for content being removed or otherwise ceasing to be available. Please refer to the terms and conditions of use of this websites for more details.
Categories

Get quotes from top-rated contractors

x