What a concrete slab contractor in DeLand hands in with the city's slab checklist
DeLand files patios and driveways under its Accessory Building or Structure permit, and it keeps a separate Slab Foundation checklist. For residential slabs on ground, section R506.1 of the Florida Residential Code sets a 3 1/2 inch minimum thickness. A slab-only permit takes a written description of the slab and a dimensioned site plan with setbacks. If the slab has a thickened edge, add signed and sealed plans.
One line on that checklist is easy to miss. If a slab disturbs soil within a foot of an existing slab, it has to show verification of termite treatment. Pouring a new pad against the garage floor or the house slab? Expect to hand in that proof. The residential code agrees: where soil treatment is used, exterior concrete within a foot of the structure gets treated too.
Permits go through the Accela Citizen Portal. At submittal, the city charges a non-refundable $100 application fee on residential work. Paperwork questions go to the Building Division. When your job needs a permit, we pull it, and we write that description from your estimate.




