Permits guide
Replacing exterior windows and doors in Naples takes a building permit. Here's who issues it, what goes into it and what the inspector checks, so you know what your installer is doing.
Addresses inside the city limits are permitted through the City of Naples. The rest of the county goes through Collier County. Either way, your installer submits the product approvals and design pressures for each opening and schedules the final inspection.
Keep the permit, product approvals and final inspection record together. Your insurer's wind mitigation inspector (Florida form OIR-B1-1802) and future buyers will both want to see them.
Florida lets homeowners pull some permits as owner-builders, but you then take on the contractor's responsibilities. With a licensed installer, the installer pulls it.
It varies with the building department's workload. Simple size-for-size replacements are usually the fastest. Your installer applies as soon as the contract is signed.
Routine repairs like slider rollers, tracks and locks generally don't. Replacing a window or door does.
This guide is general information, not legal advice. Requirements change; your licensed installer and local building department have the final word.
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