Code Violation Correction Contractor You Can Trust

Tampa Bay to Cape Coral — Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Manatee, Sarasota, Charlotte, Lee, and Polk counties.

We inspect the property, pull the required permits, correct the violation, and schedule re-inspection with the county. Once it passes, the tag comes off.

A stop work order is issued when work is done without a permit or doesn't meet code. It halts construction until the violation is corrected and the county signs off.

Same process — we fix what triggered it, file the permits, and get the county back out for re-inspection. Work resumes once it's approved.

The county can issue a stop work order, red tag the property, or require you to open up the work for inspection. It can also cause issues at closing if you sell later. We handle retroactive permitting so the work gets legalized without starting over.

A permit filed after work is already done, used to bring unpermitted work up to code. The county typically requires an inspection before approving it.

Depends what triggered it. Some violations only restrict the affected area; others require the whole property vacated until corrected. We can tell you which applies once we see the notice.

Yes — it changes the structure, electrical, and use of the space, all of which require permits and inspection.