Inspections for small residential projects with multi-trade additions, remodels, accessory buildings and structures under $40K, residential equipment changeouts, residential photovoltaic (PV) systems.

Inspections for assemblies 99,999 sq. ft. or less, commercial occupancy 299,999 sq. ft. or less, existing CMS schools including additions and remodels, charter and private schools, institutional occupancies 49,999 sq. ft. or less, mixed-use occupancies 199,999 sq. ft. or less, multifamily residential occupancy four stories or less.

Allows qualified customers to apply for temporary gas to test mechanical equipment rather than misusing the Temporary Heat (TH) or Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (TCO). 

Inspect construction work is built according to approved plans with respect to N.C. Building Code.

​These tools are available on our website to help our customers learn about how to get started with their projects, and keep up with their progress and project status.

The Building Development Commission is an advisory Board that maks recommendations to the Mecklenburg County Board of County Commissioners and Code Enforcement staff on development-related ordinances, budget, service delivery, fees, division performance, and public opinion.

Issues building, electrical, plumbing and mechanical permits as required by North Carolina General Statute 160D-1110. 

A "Preliminary Plan Review Meeting" is a Customer requested one-hour meeting attended by the Customer, invitees of the Customer and the Plans Examiners representing each trade.

On-Schedule Review submissions provide our clients the ability to control their plan review and permitting schedule.

A change to the original approved project that is relatively minor in scope such as those driven by unforeseen field conditions, value engineering, or owner changes.