Swimming pools in High Point require a building permit and must meet NC Building Code safety standards. Inspections are required during and after construction for electrical, plumbing, and barrier compliance.
A building permit is required for all new pools. Plans must show pool location, barrier details, electrical bonding, and plumbing connections. Pools must have approved anti-entrapment drain covers. Electrical systems must be properly bonded and grounded per the National Electrical Code. The city's Inspections Division conducts required inspections.
Building a pool without permits results in stop-work orders, fines, and required retroactive permitting.
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