Roof permits and building codes

Massachusetts roof permits and building codes by county

Hail Pro has 0 roofing permits on record in Massachusetts, from 0 of its 14 counties, linked to the properties they were issued for. It also tracks the building code adopted in 14 Massachusetts jurisdictions; the most common is the 780 CMR 10th Ed (2021 IRC) IRC. Select a county for its roofing permit activity and roofing requirements.

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Roofing permits on record
0
Counties with roof permits
0 of 14
Jurisdictions with code data
14

Roof permits and codes by Massachusetts county

CountyRoofing permitsPast 12 monthsAdopted code
Barnstable County780 CMR 10th Ed (2021 IRC) IRC
Berkshire County780 CMR 10th Ed (2021 IRC) IRC
Bristol County780 CMR 10th Ed (2021 IRC) IRC
Dukes County780 CMR 10th Ed (2021 IRC) IRC
Essex County780 CMR 10th Ed (2021 IRC) IRC
Franklin County780 CMR 10th Ed (2021 IRC) IRC
Hampden County780 CMR 10th Ed (2021 IRC) IRC
Hampshire County780 CMR 10th Ed (2021 IRC) IRC
Middlesex County780 CMR 10th Ed (2021 IRC) IRC
Nantucket County780 CMR 10th Ed (2021 IRC) IRC
Norfolk County780 CMR 10th Ed (2021 IRC) IRC
Plymouth County780 CMR 10th Ed (2021 IRC) IRC
Suffolk County780 CMR 10th Ed (2021 IRC) IRC
Worcester County780 CMR 10th Ed (2021 IRC) IRC

Frequently asked questions

Do you need a permit to replace a roof in Massachusetts?

Usually, yes: most Massachusetts cities and counties that enforce a building code require a permit for a full roof replacement, while minor repairs are often exempt. Rules are set locally, so check with the building department for the property's city (or county, outside city limits). See do you need a permit to replace a roof.

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