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Residential permits

Projects that require a permit

Trade permits


Permits are governed by applicable bylaws, including the Winnipeg zoning bylaws, Winnipeg Building By-law and the Winnipeg Electrical By-law.

Why do I need a permit?

Property owners are legally responsible for making sure that permits are in place. If a contractor is doing work on your property, make sure they have received the required permits. Request a copy of the permit if they have applied on your behalf. Development permits establish land use and confirm structures are located on the property in accordance with the Winnipeg Zoning By-law and other departments’ requirements. Building permits confirm structures meet code requirements.

Make a permit part of your plans

Before beginning a home renovation project, it is important to obtain all required permits and approvals, and to submit application(s) well in advance of your project start date.

Completing the permit process can facilitate a smooth future sale of your home. Winnipeg realtors and home buyers often research past work completed on properties, to ensure projects were built with proper permits.

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