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Residential Building Permit

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The fee for a Residential Building Permit in Phoenix, AZ is not written yet. Apply at shapephx.phoenix.gov. Call 602-261-8078 (Permit counter line). Last updated Sep 22, 2026.

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Apply through SHAPE PHX Portal
Effective April 27, 2026, applicants can use the SHAPE PHX portal for Commercial Plan Review, Commercial Permitting and Inspections, Residential Plan Review, Permitting and Inspections, Licenses and Operating Permits, Planning and Zoning, and Historic Preservation. SHAPE PHX Tutorials are available on the SHAPE PHX Playlist.
Schedule a Residential Standard Plan Review appointment
Appointments are available for standard plans for single-family residences, duplex buildings, or townhomes. Up to 5 standard plans or revisions per builder, per week, and up to 20 submittals per weekly appointment.
Contact Residential Building for questions
Reach the Residential Building section by email at residential.building@phoenix.gov.
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Starter text taken from the City of Phoenix's own website, put here so the first contractor has something to correct rather than a blank page. It is not the City of Phoenix's word and it is not written or endorsed by the City of Phoenix. Confirm fees and requirements with the city before you file.