Do I need a permit for a roof replacement in Long Beach, CA?
Short answer: Yes, a permit is required for a roof replacement in Long Beach, CA.
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Permit required Confidence: medium
Yes for a full roof replacement. Only small roofing jobs within a 12-month period are exempt (100 sq ft per the permit page; 500 sq ft per the FAQ).
What changes the answer
- Small roofing jobs: no permit
Cost
Fee not extracted; see Long Beach Development Services fees. Unverified, confirm locally
Official sources
“Application of roofing up to 100 square feet on an existing building or structure within any 12-month period.”
“e) Application of roofing not in excess of five hundred (500) square feet on an existing building within any twelve (12) month period.”
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