Concrete patio contractors in Holly Hill get a slab inspection of their own
Over at the Holly Hill Building Division, Foundation, Slabs, Sheds, Driveway, Sidewalk and Accessory Structures each count as a separate inspection type. When it's permitted, the slab has an inspection category of its own. You email the permit application to the permit desk, and every application needs certificates of general liability and workers comp insurance. The city's Civic Access portal lets you search recent permits and request inspections.
An accessory structure needs a permit, and it can't sit in the required front yard or the side setback. If it's 300 square feet or less, it may sit 5 feet from the rear lot line under a 12 foot height cap. City Commission resolution sets the fees, not the code, so we confirm the current amount with the division while we write your estimate. One more thing: any work in a city right-of-way needs a Use Permit, per Holly Hill's right-of-way page. That counts if your patio meets a sidewalk or the street edge.
