Permit Help in Juno Beach
If your property is inside the Town of Juno Beach, building permits are issued by the Town Building Department — not by Palm Beach County and not by Jupiter, Tequesta, or North Palm Beach. A Juno Beach mailing address can still sit outside town limits. Confirm the issuing office before anyone applies.
Permit Busters, LLC helps homeowners, business owners, real estate professionals, and contractors with permit expediting, code-violation resolution, and open or expired permit questions on Juno Beach properties. We do not issue or approve permits. The Town’s building official decides those outcomes.
Which office reviews a Juno Beach property?
The Building Department is responsible for permitting, records, and inspections in the Town. The office is at 340 Ocean Drive, Juno Beach, FL 33408. The main phone number is (561) 626-1122. Posted office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Inspection hours are the same, excluding legal holidays.
Architectural Review Board review may be required before a building-permit application for certain renovations or new homes. Confirm that path with Planning and Zoning at the same main number. Association or condominium approval, when a property requires it, is separate from the Town permit and remains the client’s responsibility. The Town also posts construction-hour rules: in general, work is limited to 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, with no construction on Sundays or legal holidays.
How Juno Beach applications are submitted
Permit search and applications go through MGO Connect. Create a free customer-portal account at https://www.mgoconnect.org/cp/portal. Licensed contractors must also register with the Town in MGO, including an active state or county license and insurance certificates that list the Town of Juno Beach, 340 Ocean Drive, Juno Beach, FL 33408, as the certificate holder. After the account is verified and contractor registration is complete, use “Apply Online For A Permit.” Owner-builders should confirm the current application path with the Town before filing.
Permit fees can be paid online by credit card in MGO. In person at Town Center, the Town accepts cash or check only. All inspections must be scheduled online through MGO Connect, by 4:00 p.m. the day before the date you want. The Town’s inspection help guide is posted on the Inspections page. A two-hour inspection window can be requested by texting the inspector directly, using the contact information the Town posts.
A Town of Juno Beach MGO filing is not a substitute for a Palm Beach County permit on an unincorporated parcel, and it is not the same portal as Jupiter JCDS, Tequesta BS&A, or North Palm Beach MGO, even when those sites use similar software.
How Permit Busters can help
Permit expediting. Share the Juno Beach address, the scope of work, and whether an MGO record already exists. We can help prepare application information, organize uploads, and follow Town reviewer comments. Licensed contractors or eligible owner-builders still have to meet the Town’s applicant rules. Government fees are separate from our fee. Our fee is non-refundable once work begins.
Code-violation resolution. Read the agency named on the notice. A Town of Juno Beach notice is not the same as a Palm Beach County notice or a notice from Jupiter, Tequesta, or North Palm Beach. If a hearing is involved, our help is document preparation only, not attorney work and not legal advice. Bring the notice, confirmation of the property town, and any related permit records.
Open or expired permits. Finished physical work is not the same as a closed permit. If a sale or refinance turned up an open or expired Juno Beach record, gather the permit number, inspection history if you have it, and the question from your transaction team. For expired-permit questions, the Town also posts permitting@juno-beach.fl.us and (561) 656-0304. Identifying a record and resolving it are separate steps. A consultation cannot guarantee a closing date.
Project types we often discuss in Juno Beach
Homeowners, businesses, and real estate professionals often need help with renovations, windows and doors, roofing, air-conditioning change-outs, or fences, or with an open permit found during a sale, including on properties that may also need Architectural Review Board review.
Questions specific to Juno Beach
Who issues the permit?
The Town of Juno Beach Building Department issues its own permits. Do not file a town-limit property in the Palm Beach County system, in Jupiter JCDS, or in the Tequesta BS&A portal.
How do I file?
Create an MGO Connect account at https://www.mgoconnect.org/cp/portal. Contractors must register with the Town in MGO before applying. Schedule inspections in MGO by 4:00 p.m. the day before. Owner-builders should confirm the current path with the Town at (561) 626-1122.
What should I gather before a consultation?
The property address, confirmation that it is inside the Town of Juno Beach, a short description of the work or the notice, any permit or case number, and copies of plans or inspection history if you have them.
Ready to talk through a Juno Beach file? Book an appointment or call (954) 616-5823. Permit Busters, LLC · Lauderhill, FL 33351 · Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM ET.
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