Homeowner Permits and Building Guides

Are you a contractor? Please visit our new Contractors Page instead.

Over-the-Counter Building Plan Consultation

A Plans Analyst is available for consultations on Tuesdays from 9am to 12pm and Thursdays from 1pm to 4pm for homeowners who need assistance with building plans.  

First reading for City Council will be in January 27, 2026 and second reading in February 24, 2026. The 2024 Building Code update will include all the 2024 ICC code and the Colorado Low Energy Carbon Code. Proposed effective date for all permits issued beginning April 15, 2026. Please visit the State of Colorado Website for the State's Final Energy Code Board Code Report, the Final MLECC Amendment Package with Code Insights and the Final MLECC Amendment Package. Visit Broomfield Voice for more information. 

2024 Code Significant Changes Handout    Commercial Energy Code Summary for the LECC   Residential Energy Code Summary for the LECC

2024 Code requirements for Structural Design.

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY ALL RESIDENTIAL NEW SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINGS, DETACHED AND ATTACHED, ADDITIONS AND REMODELS ARE REQUIRED TO BE DESIGNED TO THE 2024 CODE PACKAGE INCLUDING THE COLORADO LOW ENERGY AND CARBON CODE. 

Homeowner Permits

Review the Submittal Requirements for most permit applications. 

Base Plan Requirements for Permit Reviews of Buildings & Structures.

All permit application documents, revisions, affidavits, and general questions should be emailed to buildingpermits@broomfield.org. Permits cannot be submitted using the Online Portal. 

If you are emailing permits for re-roofing and window, door, A/C and furnace replacements (with no modifications needed) , please allow one to two business days for turnaround time.  All other review time frames are listed under Review Timelines.

Please visit our Home Energy Assistance Program page for more information. 

NEW - Building Materials Pick Up Program

The City and County of Broomfield's Sustainability Division, in collaboration with Resource Central, is initiating a public outreach campaign. This campaign aims to raise awareness of Resource Central's new curbside pickup program, which offers Broomfield residents (homeowners and contractors alike) a free service to donate unwanted new or used building materials.

Residents may request a free Thursday pickup at ResourceCentral.org or deliver donations directly to Resource Central at 6400 Arapahoe Rd., Boulder, CO 80303, Monday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 

Approximately 25% of Colorado's solid waste is made up of construction and demolition materials. This program helps the City and County of Broomfield achieve its zero-waste goals by diverting these materials from landfills, offering the community a convenient and sustainable choice.

Informational Handouts and Building Guides

Where can I recycle all construction and deconstruction materials?

Permit Application Process

The permit application process starts with the submitted application to buildingpermits@broomfield.org. The permit technicians will enter the permit and the plan reviewers will approve it or reach out to the applicant via email. Upon approval, the payment is required for the permit to be issued and all inspections need to be scheduled by the property owner or contractor for the permit to be finalized,

Public Access Portal

Please review our Public Access Guide for instructions on how to maneuver through the system and access our permit database.