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Building Permits
Community Core is now available for residents and professional contractors.
Through the Community Core portal, you can:
- obtain all permits
- request inspections
- view inspection results
- track all historical permits
Professional contractors must be licensed through the City of Dacono.
Contractors needing Community Core access should create an account as a "Contractor."
Residents needing Community Core access should create an account as a "Community Member."
Contractors with an existing Community Core account may access Community Core here.
Residential Inspections
- All inspection requests must be received by the Building Division before 4:00 p.m. (Monday through Friday) in order to be scheduled for the following business day.
- Next day inspections are not guaranteed.
- Please continue to use the SAFEbuilt Inspection line number- 1-888-774-0454
- Emergencies will be dealt with on a case by case basis.
The City of Dacono contracts with SAFEbuilt Colorado for building department services. Building permit applications, plan submittals, and payments are generally through Community Core. Certain plan submittals are made directly to Mountain View Fire Protection District and St. Vrain Sanitation District. Contact the Department of Community Development.
Contractors must be licensed with the City of Dacono before starting work. Please click here to begin the licensing process.
Work Requiring A Building Permit
- Re-roofs
- Building a deck
- Adding a fireplace
- Most demolition
- Finishing or remodeling a basement
- Adding or altering the electrical system
- Building a fence
- Installing a pool or hot tub
- Remodeling a kitchen or bathroom
- Adding Rooms
- Replacing an electric stove with a gas model
- Replacing or installing an air conditioning or heating unit or water heater
- Adding a sunroom or 3-seasons room
Most contractors will pull the necessary permits as part of the contracting job. Spell it out in your contract.
Typically, you do not usually need a building permit for the following residential projects:
- Painting exterior or interior walls
- Replacing a door with the same size/type unit and within the same framed opening
- Installing new flooring
- Replacing a faucet
If you are still uncertain as to your need for obtaining a building permit, call the Department of Community Development.
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Donna Case
Community Development Technician