Convert an existing covered patio into an enclosed room. The patio has an existing concrete slab and roof. The patio enclosure will be constructed adding exterior framed walls, installing windows and one sliding glass door, french doors on the opposite side and adding insulation, modifying existing electrical, adding new electrical as required, interior drywall and exterior finishes. Existing roof and slab to remain.
6357 E GARY ST, Mesa, AZ
Permit Details
- Permit Number
- PMT26-13653
- Type
- additions
- Status
- submitted
- Issued Date
- July 27, 2026
- County
- Mesa, AZ
Parties
- Contractor
- Stacey Danler
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About additions Permits in Mesa, AZ
What is a additions permit?
A additions permit authorizes specific construction or renovation work at a property. It ensures the work meets local building codes and safety standards. Most jurisdictions require permits for structural changes, electrical work, plumbing, roofing, and demolition.
How long does this permit remain valid?
Permit validity varies by jurisdiction. In Mesa, AZ, permits typically remain valid for 6-12 months from the issue date. Contact the local building department for specifics.
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