Building Safety in Georgia (2026)
167 rules on the books across Georgia, 34 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.
Severity: Few Restrictions · Light Restrictions · Some Restrictions · Significant Restrictions · Heavy Restrictions
Lead Paint
Local lead-paint rules for older housing, hazard abatement orders, inspection triggers, and how local requirements sit alongside the federal disclosure and RRP rules.
Elevator Maintenance
Inspection schedules, maintenance requirements, and safety certifications for residential and commercial elevators and escalators.
Atlanta
Some RestrictionsAtlanta requires passenger elevators be inspected every six months and freight elevators annually under the City of…
Read full rule →Carroll County
Some RestrictionsCarroll County's property maintenance code requires elevators, dumbwaiters and escalators in the unincorporated county…
Read full rule →Fire Sprinkler Requirements
When residential and commercial buildings must install fire sprinkler systems, including new-construction triggers and major-renovation thresholds.
Atlanta
Heavy RestrictionsAtlanta requires automatic fire sprinklers in every new multi-family building and hotel three stories or taller, and in…
Read full rule →South Fulton
Heavy RestrictionsSouth Fulton requires automatic fire sprinkler protection on private property subdivided for more than one…
Read full rule →Rockdale County
Significant RestrictionsIn unincorporated Rockdale County, hotels, multifamily buildings, day cares, health care facilities and any residential…
Read full rule →Augusta-Richmond County
Some RestrictionsA personal care home in Augusta-Richmond County with at least 7 beds for nonfamily adults, built or converted on or…
Read full rule →Bartow County
Some RestrictionsBartow County requires a minimum NFPA 13R automatic fire sprinkler system in community living arrangements, personal…
Read full rule →Clayton County
Some RestrictionsClayton County's fire code requires an approved automatic sprinkler system throughout all new construction and every…
Read full rule →Cobb County
Some RestrictionsNew apartment buildings two stories or taller in unincorporated Cobb County must install a supervised fire protection…
Read full rule →DeKalb County
Some RestrictionsDeKalb County Code § 12-24 requires every new multifamily dwelling property in the unincorporated county to be fully…
Read full rule →Fayette County
Some RestrictionsFayette County's Multifamily Residential Sprinkler Code requires automatic fire sprinkler systems in apartment…
Read full rule →Forsyth County
Some RestrictionsAttached multi-family buildings with three or more dwelling units in Forsyth County must have an automatic fire…
Read full rule →Hall County
Some RestrictionsHall County does not mandate residential sprinklers countywide, but a short-term rental with more than six bedrooms…
Read full rule →Marietta
Some RestrictionsCode § 2-6-140 requires automatic fire sprinklers in every new multifamily residential structure and in new one- and…
Read full rule →Newton County
Some RestrictionsNewton County adopts NFPA 13 and Appendix B of the International Fire Code by reference, mandating sprinklers in…
Read full rule →Childcare Center Rules
Building safety standards specific to family childcare homes and centers, including egress, sprinklers, lead and asbestos clearances, and outdoor play standards.
Carroll County
Significant RestrictionsUnincorporated Carroll County, Georgia treats day care differently by zoning district: private day nurseries are a…
Read full rule →Chatham County
Significant RestrictionsChatham County requires anyone operating a child day care agency in the unincorporated county, defined as care for four…
Read full rule →Hall County
Significant RestrictionsHall County licenses a "day care center" under Sec. 7.5.2.C as any state-licensed facility caring for 19 or more…
Read full rule →Augusta-Richmond County
Some RestrictionsAugusta-Richmond County treats group day-care homes serving 7 to 12 children, and group day-care centers serving more…
Read full rule →Bartow County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Bartow County, an in-home child day care for six or fewer children is a permitted use in the A-1…
Read full rule →Clayton County
Some RestrictionsA day care center operating out of a commercial building or commercial zoning district in unincorporated Clayton County…
Read full rule →Fulton County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Fulton County limits family day care homes to weekday-Saturday daytime hours, requires 1,000 feet of…
Read full rule →Macon Bibb County
Some RestrictionsMacon-Bibb County requires child day care centers to sit on at least a full acre with a 150-foot-wide lot before the…
Read full rule →Roswell
Some RestrictionsRoswell's UDC sets minimum outdoor play area, indoor space per child, and play-area fencing requirements for day care…
Read full rule →South Fulton
Some RestrictionsSouth Fulton's Zoning Ordinance Sec. 302.12 governs any day care facility serving seven or more children: a six-foot…
Read full rule →Walton County
Some RestrictionsA day care center in unincorporated Walton County needs more than a state license: Land Development Ordinance Section…
Read full rule →Whitfield County
Some RestrictionsWhitfield County's Unified Zoning Ordinance permits child care learning centers, which serve 19 or more children under…
Read full rule →Door Locking Hardware
Code requirements for emergency-egress door hardware, including thumb-turn locks, panic bars, and one-action egress required by the building code.
Carroll County
Some RestrictionsCarroll County requires every dwelling, rooming or housekeeping unit that is rented, leased or let in the…
Read full rule →Cobb County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Cobb County, every exterior door must carry proper hardware kept in working condition, fit its frame…
Read full rule →DeKalb County
Some RestrictionsHotels, motels, and extended-stay hotels permitted for construction after March 16, 2018 in unincorporated DeKalb…
Read full rule →Fulton County
Some RestrictionsFulton County requires vacant dwellings and structures found unfit to have a deadbolt installed above the existing lock…
Read full rule →Green Building Code
CALGreen and equivalent state green building codes, plus reach codes that go further (electric-only new construction, EV-readiness, low-VOC materials).
Chatham County
Some RestrictionsChatham County has no standalone "green building" ordinance, but every construction project in the unincorporated…
Read full rule →Cobb County
Some RestrictionsCobb County adopts the International Energy Conservation Code as the county's energy code for the unincorporated area…
Read full rule →Forsyth County
Some RestrictionsForsyth County has no separate green building program: it enforces the Georgia State Energy Code as one of the Georgia…
Read full rule →Atlanta
Light RestrictionsAtlanta requires LEED Silver certification for city-owned and city-funded buildings over 5,000 square feet, not for…
Read full rule →DeKalb County
Light RestrictionsDeKalb doesn't mandate green construction, but in the RSM zoning district, developers who certify buildings for LEED or…
Read full rule →Macon Bibb County
Few RestrictionsMacon-Bibb County has no mandatory green building code. Code of Ordinances § 6-2(c) adopts the National Green Building…
Read full rule →South Fulton
Few RestrictionsSouth Fulton's Green Building Community Incentives chapter (Title 14, Ch. 13) sets no green building mandate. Instead…
Read full rule →Carbon Monoxide Detectors
Where CO detectors are required (typically near sleeping areas in homes with fuel-burning appliances or attached garages), and seller/landlord deadlines.
Bartow County
Some RestrictionsBartow County's fire code requires carbon monoxide detectors in community living arrangements, personal care homes…
Read full rule →Cherokee County
Some RestrictionsCherokee County requires an operational carbon monoxide detector outside each bedroom rented in a licensed short-term…
Read full rule →Forsyth County
Some RestrictionsEvery licensed Forsyth County short-term rental must have a working carbon monoxide detector on each habitable floor…
Read full rule →Houston County
Some RestrictionsEvery short-term rental in unincorporated Houston County must have working carbon monoxide detectors in each bedroom…
Read full rule →Whitfield County
Some RestrictionsWhitfield County requires any camper, recreational vehicle, or travel trailer used as temporary living quarters during…
Read full rule →Building Permits
When a building permit is required, new work, renovations, reroofing, decks, the small-project exemptions, and what unpermitted work costs when it surfaces at sale or inspection.
Acworth
Some RestrictionsAcworth enforces Georgia's state minimum construction codes rather than writing its own, and Section 18-56 requires a…
Read full rule →Atlanta
Some RestrictionsReplacing a roof in Atlanta requires a building permit with a $360 minimum fee; only non-structural repairs to existing…
Read full rule →Augusta-Richmond County
Some RestrictionsAugusta-Richmond County requires a building permit before any construction, alteration, repair, or occupancy change to…
Read full rule →Bartow County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Bartow County requires a permit before anyone builds, enlarges, alters, repairs, or changes the…
Read full rule →Carroll County
Some RestrictionsAny construction, enlargement, alteration, repair, move, demolition or occupancy change to a building or structure in…
Read full rule →Chatham County
Some RestrictionsChatham County adopts the International Building, Plumbing, Mechanical and Electrical Codes under Code § 20-201, making…
Read full rule →Cherokee County
Some RestrictionsCherokee County enforces building permits by adopting the International Building Code's administrative chapter…
Read full rule →Clayton County
Some RestrictionsClayton County requires a permit before anyone builds, alters, moves, demolishes or changes the occupancy of a…
Read full rule →Cobb County
Some RestrictionsCobb County requires a permit before any building, electrical, mechanical, plumbing, or gas work begins on…
Read full rule →Columbia County
Some RestrictionsColumbia County enforces the state-mandated International Building, Residential, Mechanical, Fuel Gas, Plumbing…
Read full rule →Columbus
Some RestrictionsRenovating a building in Columbus, Georgia takes a permit from the Department of Inspections and Code, and City Code §…
Read full rule →Coweta County
Some RestrictionsCoweta County requires a building permit before anyone builds, enlarges, alters, repairs, moves, or demolishes a…
Read full rule →Decatur
Some RestrictionsAny Decatur, Georgia owner, agent or contractor who wants to build, alter, move or demolish a building, or install its…
Read full rule →DeKalb County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated DeKalb County, interior finish work -- painting, papering, tiling, carpeting, cabinets and…
Read full rule →Dunwoody
Some RestrictionsDunwoody requires a permit from the building official before constructing, enlarging, altering, repairing, moving, or…
Read full rule →Fayette County
Some RestrictionsAnyone who wants to construct, enlarge, alter, repair, move, demolish or change the occupancy of a building or…
Read full rule →Floyd County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Floyd County requires a building permit from the Chief Building Official before any structure or…
Read full rule →Forsyth County
Some RestrictionsForsyth County requires a building permit before any building or structure is erected, moved, extended, enlarged…
Read full rule →Fulton County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Fulton County requires a building permit for construction, alteration and repair work, with only narrow…
Read full rule →Gwinnett County
Some RestrictionsAnyone who wants to build, enlarge, alter, repair, move, or demolish a structure in unincorporated Gwinnett County must…
Read full rule →Hall County
Some RestrictionsBefore building, altering or demolishing any structure in unincorporated Hall County, an owner must obtain a building…
Read full rule →Houston County
Some RestrictionsHouston County requires a permit before almost any construction or system work on a building: Sec. 14-91(a) of the…
Read full rule →Johns Creek
Some RestrictionsJohns Creek requires a permit from the Building Official before any construction, alteration, repair, demolition, or…
Read full rule →Macon Bibb County
Some RestrictionsMacon-Bibb County issues building permits through the Department of Business Development Services and its Chief…
Read full rule →Marietta
Some RestrictionsMarietta enforces the Georgia-adopted International Building Code and requires anyone who wants to construct, enlarge…
Read full rule →Newton County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Newton County requires a building permit before anyone builds, alters, moves, demolishes or changes the…
Read full rule →Paulding County
Some RestrictionsAny owner, agent, or contractor who wants to build, enlarge, alter, repair, move, demolish, or change the occupancy of…
Read full rule →Rockdale County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Rockdale County, Code § 302-49 makes it unlawful to excavate, fill, build, demolish, move or alter…
Read full rule →Roswell
Some RestrictionsBuilding a deck, pool, addition, or freestanding retaining wall over 8 feet in Roswell, Georgia requires at least a…
Read full rule →Sandy Springs
Some RestrictionsIn Sandy Springs, anyone who wants to construct, enlarge, alter, repair, move, demolish, or change the occupancy of a…
Read full rule →South Fulton
Some RestrictionsSouth Fulton requires a permit from the building official before constructing, enlarging, altering, moving…
Read full rule →Walton County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Walton County, anyone who wants to construct, enlarge, alter, repair, move, demolish or change the…
Read full rule →Warner Robins
Some RestrictionsWarner Robins requires a permit for any building, structure or alteration covered by its adopted 2012 International…
Read full rule →Whitfield County
Some RestrictionsWhitfield County Code § 5-11 makes it unlawful to do any work on a building or structure that needs a permit without…
Read full rule →Electrical Permits
Which electrical work (panel upgrades, EV chargers, solar inverters, sub-panels) requires a licensed-electrician permit vs. an owner-builder permit.
Acworth
Some RestrictionsAcworth enforces the Georgia State Minimum Standard Electrical Code on every electrical installation, addition…
Read full rule →Atlanta
Some RestrictionsAtlanta requires a written application and formal permit from the Bureau of Buildings before any electrical work…
Read full rule →Augusta-Richmond County
Some RestrictionsAugusta-Richmond County requires a permit from the Building Official before any electrical system is installed…
Read full rule →Bartow County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Bartow County enforces the National Electrical Code as one of the state minimum standard codes, and…
Read full rule →Carroll County
Some RestrictionsElectrical work in unincorporated Carroll County, Georgia is regulated under the National Electrical Code, adopted by…
Read full rule →Chatham County
Some RestrictionsChatham County enforces the National Electric Code on all electrical work in the unincorporated area under section…
Read full rule →Cherokee County
Some RestrictionsCherokee County adopts the National Electrical Code for all electrical work in the unincorporated county, administering…
Read full rule →Clayton County
Some RestrictionsClayton County enforces the National Electrical Code, as adopted and amended by the state, for every electrical…
Read full rule →Cobb County
Some RestrictionsCobb County has adopted the National Electrical Code as its electrical code, and Sec. 18-27 requires a permit before…
Read full rule →Columbia County
Some RestrictionsColumbia County enforces the National Electrical Code on all wiring work under § 18-31(a)(5), and requires every…
Read full rule →Columbus
Some RestrictionsColumbus, Georgia requires a permit before any electrical installation, alteration, or repair, plus a state-issued…
Read full rule →Coweta County
Some RestrictionsCoweta County requires a building permit before anyone erects, alters, repairs, or replaces an electrical system…
Read full rule →Decatur
Some RestrictionsDecatur, Georgia enforces the National Electrical Code, as adopted and amended by the Georgia Department of Community…
Read full rule →DeKalb County
Some RestrictionsElectrical work in unincorporated DeKalb County must conform to the National Electrical Code, adopted through County…
Read full rule →Dunwoody
Some RestrictionsDunwoody enforces the National Electrical Code as a mandatory state minimum standard code for every electrical…
Read full rule →Fayette County
Some RestrictionsElectrical work in unincorporated Fayette County requires a permit from the code official under Fayette County Code…
Read full rule →Floyd County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Floyd County has adopted the National Electrical Code, as amended by the State of Georgia, to govern all…
Read full rule →Forsyth County
Some RestrictionsForsyth County requires a trade permit before any electrical work on a building or structure in unincorporated areas…
Read full rule →Fulton County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Fulton County enforces the National Electrical Code (NFPA) and will issue an electrical permit only to a…
Read full rule →Gwinnett County
Some RestrictionsGwinnett County requires a permit before any electrical system work covered by the state electrical code, under…
Read full rule →Hall County
Some RestrictionsElectrical work in unincorporated Hall County is permitted under the 2005 National Electrical Code adopted at §…
Read full rule →Houston County
Some RestrictionsAny electrical installation, alteration, repair or replacement in unincorporated Houston County falls under the…
Read full rule →Johns Creek
Some RestrictionsJohns Creek requires a building-official permit before installing, altering or replacing electrical systems under the…
Read full rule →Macon Bibb County
Some RestrictionsMacon-Bibb County enforces Georgia's state minimum standard codes, including the National Electrical Code, through the…
Read full rule →Marietta
Some RestrictionsMarietta enforces the Georgia-adopted National Electrical Code and requires a permit from the building official before…
Read full rule →Newton County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Newton County enforces the National Electrical Code with eleven local amendments under Newton County…
Read full rule →Rockdale County
Some RestrictionsRockdale County Code § 102-8(a)(10) adopts the latest National Electrical Code as a Georgia State Minimum Standard…
Read full rule →Roswell
Some RestrictionsRoswell adopts the National Electrical Code, as amended, for every electrical installation in the city (Code of…
Read full rule →Sandy Springs
Some RestrictionsSandy Springs enforces the latest state-amended National Electrical Code and requires a building-official permit before…
Read full rule →South Fulton
Some RestrictionsSouth Fulton adopts the National Electrical Code, as amended by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs, for every…
Read full rule →Walton County
Some RestrictionsElectrical work in unincorporated Walton County is governed by the Georgia State Minimum Electrical Code as locally…
Read full rule →Warner Robins
Some RestrictionsWarner Robins bars anyone from starting electrical installation, alteration or repair work until the city's electrical…
Read full rule →Whitfield County
Some RestrictionsWhitfield County Code § 5-9 adopts the National Electrical Code, along with the other Georgia State Minimum Standard…
Read full rule →Plumbing Permits
Which plumbing work (water heaters, sewer-line replacement, repipe, gas-line) requires a permit, and which minor repairs are typically exempt.
Acworth
Some RestrictionsAcworth enforces the Georgia State Minimum Standard Plumbing Code on every plumbing installation, alteration, repair or…
Read full rule →Atlanta
Some RestrictionsAtlanta requires a formal permit from the Bureau of Buildings before any plumbing installation, alteration, or repair…
Read full rule →Augusta-Richmond County
Some RestrictionsAugusta-Richmond County requires a permit from the Building Official before anyone installs, alters, repairs, or…
Read full rule →Bartow County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Bartow County enforces the International Plumbing Code as one of the state minimum standard codes, and…
Read full rule →Carroll County
Some RestrictionsPlumbing work in unincorporated Carroll County, Georgia is regulated under the International Plumbing Code, adopted by…
Read full rule →Chatham County
Some RestrictionsChatham County requires all plumbing work in the unincorporated area to comply with the International Plumbing Code…
Read full rule →Cherokee County
Some RestrictionsCherokee County enforces the International Plumbing Code, with local water-efficiency amendments, for all plumbing work…
Read full rule →Clayton County
Some RestrictionsClayton County adopts the International Plumbing Code with local amendments under Section 18-71, adding requirements…
Read full rule →Cobb County
Some RestrictionsCobb County has adopted the International Plumbing Code as its plumbing code, and Sec. 18-27 requires a permit before…
Read full rule →Columbia County
Some RestrictionsColumbia County enforces the International Plumbing Code on every plumbing installation under § 18-31(a)(4), and bars…
Read full rule →Columbus
Some RestrictionsAny installation, repair or alteration to a plumbing system in Columbus, Georgia needs a permit from the Department of…
Read full rule →Coweta County
Some RestrictionsCoweta County requires a permit before any plumbing system is installed, altered, or replaced, issued by the building…
Read full rule →Decatur
Some RestrictionsDecatur, Georgia adopts the International Plumbing Code, as amended by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs, as…
Read full rule →DeKalb County
Some RestrictionsBefore starting plumbing work on any building in unincorporated DeKalb County, the installer must pull a permit and…
Read full rule →Dunwoody
Some RestrictionsDunwoody adopts the Georgia-amended International Plumbing Code by ordinance and requires anyone doing plumbing work to…
Read full rule →Fayette County
Some RestrictionsAnyone constructing, altering or replacing a plumbing system in unincorporated Fayette County must apply to the code…
Read full rule →Floyd County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Floyd County has adopted the International Plumbing Code, as amended by the State of Georgia, to govern…
Read full rule →Forsyth County
Some RestrictionsForsyth County enforces the Georgia State Minimum Standard Plumbing Code, adopted by reference, with local…
Read full rule →Fulton County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Fulton County enforces the International Plumbing Code and hands plumbing permits only to contractors…
Read full rule →Gwinnett County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Gwinnett County plumbing installations, alterations, and repairs must follow the adopted Georgia State…
Read full rule →Hall County
Some RestrictionsPlumbing work in unincorporated Hall County is permitted under the 2000 International Plumbing Code adopted at §…
Read full rule →Houston County
Some RestrictionsEvery plumbing installation in unincorporated Houston County, from new piping to a fixture replacement, is governed by…
Read full rule →Johns Creek
Some RestrictionsJohns Creek locally adopts the International Plumbing Code for every plumbing installation, and any covered plumbing…
Read full rule →Macon Bibb County
Some RestrictionsMacon-Bibb County enforces Georgia's state minimum standard plumbing code under Code of Ordinances § 6-2(a)…
Read full rule →Marietta
Some RestrictionsMarietta enforces the Georgia-adopted International Plumbing Code and requires a permit from the building official…
Read full rule →Newton County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Newton County adopts the state plumbing code by reference under Newton County Code § 10-54, filing a…
Read full rule →Paulding County
Some RestrictionsPaulding County enforces the International Plumbing Code as a mandatory technical code, with its own local amendments…
Read full rule →Rockdale County
Some RestrictionsRockdale County Code § 102-8(a)(4) adopts the latest International Plumbing Code as a Georgia State Minimum Standard…
Read full rule →Roswell
Some RestrictionsRoswell, Georgia enforces the International Plumbing Code, as amended, for every plumbing installation connected to a…
Read full rule →Sandy Springs
Some RestrictionsSandy Springs enforces the latest state-amended International Plumbing Code, including its Appendices C and I, and…
Read full rule →South Fulton
Some RestrictionsSouth Fulton applies the International Plumbing Code, as amended by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs, to…
Read full rule →Walton County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Walton County plumbing work runs on the Georgia State Minimum Standard Plumbing Code as locally amended…
Read full rule →Warner Robins
Some RestrictionsWarner Robins enforces the 2012 International Plumbing Code as its local plumbing code under Section 6-211, with local…
Read full rule →Whitfield County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Whitfield County enforces the International Plumbing Code as one of the Georgia State Minimum Standard…
Read full rule →Building Inspections
Required inspection types (rough framing, electrical, plumbing, final), how to schedule, what inspectors look for, and how to handle a failed inspection.
Atlanta
Some RestrictionsAtlanta requires three staged inspections on permitted construction: foundation, framing and final, each signed off by…
Read full rule →Augusta-Richmond County
Some RestrictionsAugusta-Richmond County requires foundation, slab, rough, and final inspections before work can proceed, with written…
Read full rule →Bartow County
Some RestrictionsBartow County requires a building official to inspect construction at defined stages before releasing work to proceed…
Read full rule →Carroll County
Some RestrictionsConstruction permitted in unincorporated Carroll County, Georgia goes through staged foundation, frame and final…
Read full rule →Chatham County
Some RestrictionsChatham County Code § 20-306 puts re-inspections in the hands of the Director of the Department of Building Safety and…
Read full rule →Clayton County
Some RestrictionsClayton County inspects every phase of construction under Section 18-48, requiring a foundation inspection after…
Read full rule →Columbus
Some RestrictionsColumbus, Georgia requires scheduled inspections at foundation, plumbing, framing, interior-wall, and final stages…
Read full rule →DeKalb County
Some RestrictionsDeKalb County requires staged inspections for permitted work, including foundation, framing and final inspections for…
Read full rule →Fayette County
Some RestrictionsFayette County Code § 102-284 keeps every permitted job open to inspection by the building official until approved, and…
Read full rule →Floyd County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Floyd County's Unified Land Development Code requires builders to schedule inspections with the Chief…
Read full rule →Forsyth County
Some RestrictionsForsyth County requires a sequence of building inspections, from footing and foundation through framing to a final…
Read full rule →Fulton County
Some RestrictionsFulton County's amended building code sets three required inspection stages for mechanical and plumbing work in…
Read full rule →Gwinnett County
Some RestrictionsGwinnett County's building official runs a fixed sequence of inspections, footing, framing, and final among them, and…
Read full rule →Hall County
Some RestrictionsBuilding permits and inspections in unincorporated Hall County run through the Hall County Building Inspections…
Read full rule →Macon Bibb County
Some RestrictionsMacon-Bibb County Code Section 13-23 lays out the inspection process for manufactured, mobile, and pre-owned…
Read full rule →Marietta
Some RestrictionsMarietta's building official runs required construction inspections in stages, foundation, frame, and final for…
Read full rule →Newton County
Some RestrictionsEvery permitted construction job in unincorporated Newton County must pass building official inspections at required…
Read full rule →Rockdale County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Rockdale County, the Fire Marshal's Office inspects construction at intervals, requires an 80 percent…
Read full rule →Roswell
Some RestrictionsRoswell requires staged inspections, footing, framing, and final, before any permitted building work can proceed to the…
Read full rule →South Fulton
Some RestrictionsSouth Fulton requires a building permit before construction and mandates five inspection stages, foundation, slab…
Read full rule →Walton County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Walton County, every permitted building project moves through a fixed sequence of required…
Read full rule →Whitfield County
Some RestrictionsWhitfield County Code § 5-37(8)(f) sets three required building inspections for permitted work: a foundation inspection…
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