Permit Busters, LLC is a permit expeditor serving Miramar 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 City of Miramar’s Building Official decides those outcomes. Confirm the property is inside Miramar city limits before anyone applies.
Inside city limits, the Building Division of Miramar’s Building, Planning and Zoning Department reviews building permit applications, performs inspections, and keeps building plan files. The department lists its location as 2200 Civic Center Place, Miramar, FL 33025, phone 954-602-3200, with hours Monday through Thursday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Building Permits and Inspections page says over-the-counter assistance is available Monday through Thursday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Confirm current hours with the City before you visit.
Building code violations are investigated by the City’s Building Code Compliance Section. It handles alleged violations of the Florida Building Code, including unlicensed contracting and unpermitted construction. The City lists the Chief Building Code Compliance Officer at 954-602-3211. Site and right-of-way work may involve the City’s Development Engineering division instead of the Building Division.
The City says building permit applications must be submitted through its online portal, the Development HUB. Registered users who are listed as a contact on a permit can schedule inspections there by entering the application number. The HUB also has a “Today’s Inspections” view that shows inspections set for the current date.
Contractors must register with the City before applying. The City asks that all contractor registrations and updates be sent to ContractorUpdates@miramarfl.gov. Residents planning a home improvement project are encouraged to call the Building Division at 954-602-3200 before starting.
Some Miramar permits also need Broward County approvals. The City’s Building Permits and Inspections page links to Broward County’s ePermits OneStop for items such as asbestos certificates and Notice of Commencement information. Fire plan questions go to Miramar Fire-Rescue’s Fire Life Safety Division by appointment.
Code compliance case status is limited. The City says online case status is only available to people listed as a contact on the case. Others can call 954-602-3200 or visit the Building Division counter at 2200 Civic Center Place.
Permit expediting. Share the Miramar address, the scope of work, and any Development HUB application number. We can help prepare application information, organize documents, and follow reviewer comments. Contractors still have to complete City registration before they apply.
Help resolving code violations. The City says the Building Official issues Notices of Violation and Citations for work started without a required permit, and unresolved cases may be referred to the Unsafe Structure Board or Municipal Court. We can help with the related permit and correction documents, including after-the-fact applications when that is the path the City describes. If a hearing is involved, our help is document preparation only.
Open and expired permit resolution. Finished work is not the same as a closed permit. Gather the permit number and inspection history, and search the City’s records or your HUB account. The City notes that it is not likely to keep residential plans more than 10 years after a certificate of occupancy, so older files may need new documents. The City decides the outcome.
Engineering and plans. If a project needs signed and sealed drawings, an electrical upgrade, or site engineering, we can help coordinate the documents for the HUB. Your design professional still prepares and signs the plans.
NOC recording. When a Notice of Commencement is required, the City points to Broward County’s ePermits OneStop for NOC information, and recorded documents are kept by Broward County’s Records, Taxes and Treasury Division. We can help with NOC recording. It does not replace the City permit.
Homeowners, contractors, investors, and businesses often ask about EV charger installations, electrical service upgrades, roofing, windows and doors, A/C and water-heater replacements, fences, patios, additions, and commercial renovations. The City reminds residents that both HOA approval and a City permit are needed before installing an EV charger in an HOA community, so association approval remains the owner’s responsibility.
Yes. Permit Busters, LLC is a permit expeditor serving Miramar 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 City of Miramar’s Building Official decides those outcomes inside city limits.
The City says building permit applications must be submitted through its online Development HUB. Over-the-counter help is available at the Building, Planning and Zoning Department, 2200 Civic Center Place, Monday through Thursday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Contractors must send their registration to ContractorUpdates@miramarfl.gov before applying.
Yes. The City says a building permit is needed to install an EV charger at home. In an HOA community, both HOA approval and a City permit are required first. If you use FPL’s equipment-only option, the City says you are responsible for the permit; with FPL’s full installation option, FPL handles permitting.
Maybe not. The City says it is not likely to have records such as blueprints for homes built more than 10 years ago, because state records rules do not require keeping residential plans more than 10 years after the certificate of occupancy. If plans are missing for an open permit or a sale, new drawings may be needed.
Log in to the City’s Development HUB, enter your application number, and choose from the inspections listed under the permit. The City says you must be registered and listed as a contact on the permit to schedule online. For other questions, the City lists the Building Division at 954-602-3200.
The City’s Building Code Compliance Section investigates alleged Florida Building Code violations, including unpermitted construction and unlicensed contracting. The Building Official issues Notices of Violation and Citations. The City says not complying may lead to a referral to the Unsafe Structure Board or Municipal Court. We can help with the related permit and correction documents.
Only if you are listed as a contact on the case. The City says privacy and legal rules limit online access. Otherwise, you can call 954-602-3200 or visit the Building Division counter at 2200 Civic Center Place, Miramar, FL 33025. Registered contacts can check updates through the City’s Self-Service portal.
When the work needs Broward County approvals tied to the City permit. The City’s Building Permits and Inspections page links to ePermits OneStop for items such as asbestos certificates and Notice of Commencement information. OneStop does not replace the City’s Development HUB application. Confirm with the City which County items apply to your project.
Ready to talk through a Miramar 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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