If you are planning any kind of construction, renovation, addition, deck, fence, roof replacement, pool, solar installation, or other building work in the City of Ormond Beach, Florida, you will need a building permit from the City of Ormond Beach Building Division.
Many homeowners and contractors search for clear answers about how to apply for a building permit in Ormond Beach, what the fees are in 2026, and how to check the status of their application quickly using the Tyler EnerGov Civic Access portal.
This guide explains the entire process in simple language so you can understand what to do, what to expect, and how to avoid common problems that slow things down.
Whether you are a homeowner doing your own work or a contractor handling a larger job, the steps are the same and the goal is to get your permit approved smoothly and on time.
Ormond Beach Building Department Contact Information 2026
- Address: 22 South Beach Street, Room 104, Ormond Beach, FL 32174 (City Hall)
- Phone: (386) 610-0540 (Building Division) or (386) 610-0400 (main)
- Email: bponline@ormondbeach.org
- Hours: MondayโFriday, 8:00 AM โ 5:00 PM
Official Page: Ormond Beach Building Division
Ormond Beach Building Permit Search 2026
Official Portal: Tyler EnerGov Civic Access Portal
- Go to the Tyler EnerGov Civic Access portal (public/guest search available).
- Search by property address, parcel number, or permit number.
- View the current status, approved plans, fees paid, and inspection history.
How to Apply for Ormond Beach Building Permits 2026
Here is the clear step-by-step process that most people follow to get their permit approved as smoothly as possible.
- Go to the Tyler EnerGov Civic Access portal and create or log into your account.
- Start a new application and include all contractors with their license numbers.
- Enter the full project address and your best estimate of the total construction valuation.
- Upload all required drawings, site plans, specifications, and supporting documents.
- Pay the required fees online and submit the complete application.
- Check your account regularly and reply quickly if the department asks for more information or corrections.
- Once approved, display the permit card at the job site before any work begins.
- Schedule your inspections online through the portal.
Ormond Beach Building Permit Fees 2026
- Official Fee Schedule: View Current Schedule of Fees
- Fees are based on the estimated valuation of the project using ICC valuation tables.
- Building permit fees include base charges plus valuation-based rates, plan review, and state surcharges.
- Separate fees apply for electrical, plumbing, mechanical, and other trade permits.
- Work started without a permit can result in double fees plus possible fines or a Stop Work Order.
Required Documents Checklist
- Completed online permit application via Tyler EnerGov
- Detailed construction drawings and specifications
- Site plan showing existing structures and proposed work
- Proof of contractor license and insurance
- Owner-Builder Affidavit and disclosure statement (if applicable)
- Notice of Commencement and any required trade permit applications
How to Schedule Inspections in Ormond Beach
Schedule inspections online through the Tyler EnerGov Civic Access portal using your permit number. Inspections scheduled before 4:00 PM are typically performed the next business day. Have your approved plans and the permit card ready when the inspector arrives. Re-inspection fees may apply for failed or missed inspections.
Contractor Registration & Owner-Builder
Contractors must hold valid Florida licenses and be listed on the application. Homeowners can apply as owner-builders but must personally appear at the Building Division (Room 104) to sign the Owner-Builder Affidavit and take full responsibility for code compliance and job safety. The property must be titled in the ownerโs name.
Local Insider Tips That Really Help
- Use the Tyler EnerGov Civic Access portal for online applications and real-time tracking โ it is the fastest and most convenient method.
- Submit complete and clearly labeled drawings the first time to avoid delays in plan review.
- Include all contractors with their license numbers on the application to prevent processing delays.
- Call (386) 610-0540 early in the day for status checks or questions when lines are shorter.
- Review the latest Schedule of Fees and Florida Building Code requirements before submitting to avoid unexpected costs.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I search for existing building permits in Ormond Beach?
Use the Tyler EnerGov Civic Access portal by entering the property address, parcel number, or permit number.
How to apply for an Ormond Beach building permit?
Create an account on the Tyler EnerGov Civic Access portal, complete the application with all contractor license numbers, upload documents, pay fees, and submit online.
What are the Ormond Beach building permit fees in 2026?
Fees are based on the estimated valuation of the project. Check the current Schedule of Fees on the City website for base rates, plan review, and state surcharges.
Can I pull my own permit as an owner-builder in Ormond Beach?
Yes. You must personally appear at the Building Division to sign the Owner-Builder Affidavit and take full responsibility for code compliance and job safety. The property must be in your name.
How long does it take to get a building permit in Ormond Beach?
Simple projects can be approved in just a few days. More complicated jobs usually take between one and three weeks depending on how complete your submission is.
Official Resources
- Tyler EnerGov Civic Access Portal
- Building Division Homepage
- Schedule of Fees
- Permit Forms & Documents
Updated April 2026 using only official City of Ormond Beach sources. Use the Tyler EnerGov Civic Access portal for faster submission and real-time tracking.

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