We Fix Permits

09/24/2026

🔨 PERMIT TIP THURSDAY 🏠
Don’t assume an old permit is closed just because the work was finished!
A contractor may have completed the work years ago, but if the required final inspection wasn’t completed—or the permit was never officially closed—it could still show as open or expired.
Why does that matter? 🔎
An old permit can become an unwelcome surprise when you’re:
🏡 Selling your home
🔨 Planning a new renovation
💰 Refinancing
📋 Trying to resolve a code issue
Today’s Permit Tip: Periodically check the permit history for your property, especially before putting your home on the market. Finding a problem early gives you more time to deal with it.
Already discovered an old permit that needs attention?
That’s where We Fix Permits can help. We work through complicated permit issues and help determine what needs to happen to get them resolved.
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We help homeowners, Realtors, and Contractors in Palm Beach County identify permitting problems and develop solutions.

09/23/2026

❄️ THINGS THAT SURPRISINGLY NEED PERMITS ❄️
Did you know that replacing your air conditioner often requires a permit?
In South Florida, many homeowners are surprised to learn that an A/C replacement usually isn't considered a simple "remove and replace" project.
Because the work can involve electrical, mechanical, and refrigerant systems, local building departments often require permits and inspections to help ensure the installation meets current code.
Skipping the permit may not seem like a big deal today—but it can become one when:
🏠 You're selling your home
📋 An insurance company requests documentation
🔍 A home inspection uncovers unpermitted work
At We Fix Permits, we regularly help homeowners, Realtors, and contractors throughout Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade Counties resolve open permits and permit-related issues before they become costly delays.
💬 Did you know an A/C replacement may require a permit where you live? Tell us "Yes" or "No" in the comments!

08/21/2026

🏠 Buying or selling a home in South Florida? Check the permits!
Open, expired, or unresolved permits can create unexpected problems when it’s time to close.
We Fix Permits helps homeowners, contractors, real estate professionals, and property investors navigate permit issues and get projects moving toward resolution.
Have a permit problem you’re not sure how to handle?
📞 Contact We Fix Permits
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08/19/2026

🚨 Is your permit stuck?
Rejected plans. Missing paperwork. Corrections. Open permits. Expired permits. Code issues.
Permitting can quickly turn into a headache — especially when you don’t know what the building department needs next.
That’s where We Fix Permits comes in.
Tell us what’s happening with your project and we’ll help you determine the next steps.
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08/03/2026

🚨 Can You Sell a House With... 🤔
Not every permit issue is a dealbreaker—but some can definitely delay or complicate your sale.
Can you sell a house with...
🏠 An open permit?
⚠️ A code violation?
🏊 An unpermitted pool?
📋 No Certificate of Occupancy (CO)?
What's your guess?
Comment with the number(s) you think are possible:
1️⃣ Open Permit
2️⃣ Code Violation
3️⃣ Unpermitted Pool
4️⃣ No CO
5️⃣ All of the above
👇 Drop your answer below before you scroll!
💡 Answer: Believe it or not, all of these homes can potentially be sold—but each situation comes with its own challenges. Depending on the issue, it could affect financing, insurance, inspections, negotiations, or even delay the closing.
Every property is different, and the right solution depends on the specific circumstances. If you're buying, selling, or have discovered an old permit issue, it's worth understanding your options before it becomes a last-minute surprise.
📞 Have questions about permit issues in Florida? We're happy to help explain the process.

07/27/2026

Permit Horror Stories

A homeowner spends thousands of dollars remodeling their home - goes to sell and discovers during the sale that NONE of the work had the required permits.

Closing delayed.
Insurance questions.
Thousands in unexpected costs.

We Fix Permits can help get everything legalized.

The cheapest contractor can become the most expensive one.

Need help legalizing your remodel?

Call www.wefixpermits.cm - we can help.

07/22/2026

Unpermitted work doesn't have to become a major problem.

If you've completed work on your home without a permit—or purchased a home that has unpermitted improvements—you still have options.

At We Fix Permits by RD & P Construction Inc. we help homeowners work through the permitting process, including:

After-the-fact permits
Open permits
Code violation cases
Plans and permit coordination
Required inspections
Working with your local building department

Whether you're getting ready to sell your home, refinance, or simply want to bring everything into compliance, we're here to help.

Give us a call and let's discuss your situation. Every project is different, and we'll help you determine the best way to move forward.

We Fix Permits by RD & P Construction, Inc.
Helping homeowners solve permit problems throughout Florida.

07/16/2026

**Buying or Selling a Home? Open Permits Could Delay Your Closing.**

Did you know that unresolved or open building permits can create unexpected delays during a real estate transaction?

Open permits may:
• Delay or postpone your closing
• Require additional inspections
• Raise concerns with buyers or lenders
• Lead to requests for permits to be finalized before the sale

If you've recently remodeled, replaced a roof, installed windows, completed electrical or plumbing work, or made other improvements, it's worth confirming that all required permits have been properly closed.

**We Fix Permits** specializes in resolving permit issues and helping property owners, buyers, sellers, real estate agents, and contractors navigate the permitting process.

Don't let an open permit become a closing-day surprise.

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*We help resolve permit issues throughout Florida.*

07/04/2026

🚨 HB 803 Did NOT Eliminate Most Building Permits! 🚨

We've been getting a lot of calls from homeowners and contractors asking if HB 803 means permits are no longer required.

The answer is: NOT necessarily.

Beginning July 1, 2026, Florida law allows some work on single-family homes valued under $7,500 to be exempt from a building permit—but only if ALL of these apply:

✅ Non-structural work
✅ No electrical work
✅ No plumbing work
✅ No mechanical (A/C) work
✅ No gas work
✅ Property is not in a Special Flood Hazard Area
✅ Project value is under $7,500 and is not split into smaller jobs to avoid permitting.

Examples that may qualify:
• Interior painting
• Flooring
• Cabinets
• Trim work
• Minor drywall repairs

Permits are STILL required for:
❌ Water heaters
❌ Roof replacements
❌ Windows and doors (in many cases)
❌ Electrical work
❌ Plumbing
❌ Air conditioning
❌ Structural repairs
❌ Most work in flood hazard areas

⚠️ Every project is different. Starting work without the required permit can lead to code violations, delays, fines, and problems when selling your home.

Not sure if your project requires a permit?

📞 Contact 561-810-2338 before you start. We'll help determine what's required, obtain the permits if needed, and keep your project moving legally and efficiently.

One call can save you thousands.

06/28/2026

Planning a major renovation or rebuilding after damage? Don't let FEMA requirements delay your permit.

If your property is in a flood zone, your project may require a Substantial Improvement or Substantial Damage review before a permit can be issued.

We Fix Permits helps:
✔️ Homeowners & owner-builders
✔️ Contractors
✔️ Investors

We assist with permit applications, required documentation, and coordination with local building departments to help keep your project moving.

📞 Contact We Fix Permits to get started.