Permit Busters, LLC is a permit expeditor serving the Town of Davie and the rest of Broward County. We help homeowners, contractors, investors, and businesses with permit expediting, help resolving code violations, open and expired permit resolution, engineering and plans, and NOC recording.
We do not issue or approve permits. The Town of Davie’s Building Official decides those outcomes. Confirm the property is inside Town limits before anyone applies.
Davie is a town, and inside Town limits building permits come from the Town of Davie Building Division. The Division lists its physical address as 8800 SW 36th Street, Building A, Davie, FL 33328, phone 954-797-1111, with hours Monday through Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Each discipline (structural, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical) has its own Chief. Confirm current hours with the Town before you visit.
Code complaints and cases are handled by the Town’s Code Compliance Division, which lists 954-693-8237. That is a different office from the Building Division. Read which agency issued a notice before anyone responds.
The Town says its Online Application Submittal (OAS) system, available since January 12, 2026, is the required method for submitting permits and other Building Division service requests. Paper permits are no longer accepted, and permit requests should not be emailed to individual employees. The OAS link is on the Building Division page.
After you submit a Building Permit request in OAS, the Town sends an email invitation from ProjectDox to upload plans and documents, so check your spam folder. Upload the required documents on the permit’s checklist and follow the Town’s ProjectDox file-type and naming instructions. In person, only the applications are needed, and for an owner-builder permit, the owner must bring the application personally.
The Town accepts walk-through permits on Wednesdays from 8:00 to 10:30 a.m., in person or online, for the permit types on its walk-through requirements list. Corrections and revisions are requested through OAS; if the original permit was filed on paper, revisions go in person or by mail with two sets of plans.
Inspections can be requested through OAS, through the Town’s eSuite account, or on the automated line at 954-797-1128 or 954-797-1129 using the phone access code and inspection code from the inspection sheet in the permit package, which is not the permit card. Inspection results are in eSuite, which is separate from the ProjectDox plan portal. Forms are on the Building Forms page.
Permit expediting. Share the Davie address, the scope of work, and any permit number. We can help prepare the OAS request, organize the ProjectDox upload to the Town’s checklist, and follow reviewer comments. Contractors still have to keep their Town registration current.
Help resolving code violations. A Town of Davie Code Compliance case is not the same as a Building Division matter or a Broward County notice. We can help with the related permit and correction documents, including after-the-fact applications when that is the path the Town describes. If a Special Magistrate hearing is involved, our help is document preparation only.
Open and expired permit resolution. Finished work is not the same as a closed permit. Look up the permit and inspection results in eSuite using the full permit number, such as 2022-00008490, or the address. Gather the inspection history before a consultation. The Town decides how an open or expired record is resolved.
Engineering and plans. If the job needs signed and sealed drawings, the Town publishes Signing and Sealing Plans Guidelines for digital or electronic signatures. We can help coordinate the documents for ProjectDox. Your design professional still prepares and signs the plans.
NOC recording. The Town says a recorded copy of the Notice of Commencement must be posted at the job site for the first inspection, or the inspection will not be approved. We can help record the NOC with Broward County’s Records, Taxes and Treasury Division. It does not replace the Town permit.
Homeowners, contractors, investors, and businesses often ask about roofing, windows and doors, A/C and water heaters, fences, pools, screen enclosures, accessory structures, additions, change-of-contractor filings, and commercial renovations. Association approval, when a property requires it, remains the owner’s responsibility.
Yes. Permit Busters, LLC is a permit expeditor serving the Town of Davie and all of Broward County. We help with permit expediting, help resolving code violations, open and expired permit resolution, engineering and plans, and NOC recording. We do not issue or approve permits; the Town of Davie’s Building Official decides those outcomes inside Town limits.
OAS is the Town’s Online Application Submittal system. The Town says it became the required method for submitting permits and other Building Division service requests on January 12, 2026. Paper permits are no longer accepted. After you submit an OAS request, the Town emails a ProjectDox invitation for uploading plans and documents.
The Town says the upload invitation comes by email from ProjectDox after you submit a Building Permit request in OAS, so check your inbox and spam folder. Upload the required documents from the permit’s checklist, and follow the Town’s ProjectDox file-type and naming instructions exactly, or the permit may not be processed.
The Town accepts walk-through permits on Wednesdays from 8:00 to 10:30 a.m., in person or online, for the permit types on its walk-through requirements list. The Town posts service closures and changes on its Building Division page, so check that page before you go to the counter or log in.
Use the Town’s automated line at 954-797-1128 or 954-797-1129. You need the phone access code and the inspection code from the inspection sheet in your permit package, a standard letter-size page with the Town seal; the Town notes those codes are not on the permit card. You can also request inspections through OAS or eSuite.
The Town asks for a State license or County Certificate of Competency, liability insurance, a workers’ compensation certificate or exemption letter, and a business tax receipt, submitted through an OAS Contractor Registration/Update request. The Town says contractors with expired credentials will not be issued permits or be able to schedule inspections, so keep documents current.
The Town says a recorded copy of the Notice of Commencement must be posted at the job site for the first inspection when one is required. Without it, the inspection will not be approved. Permit Busters can help record the NOC with Broward County, but recording it and passing inspections are separate steps from the permit itself.
The Town’s General Information page says a change of contractor, architect, or engineer needs a new Building Permit Application and, for master permits, a Notice of Commencement. Contractor registration with the Town must also be current. We can help organize the change-of-contractor documents; the Town decides whether the change is approved.
Ready to talk through a Davie file? Book an appointment or call (954) 616-5823. Email info@permitbusters.com. Permit Busters, LLC · Lauderhill, FL 33351 · Mon–Fri 9 AM–5 PM.
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