Aurora Roofing Company

Do I need a building permit for roofing on my single family home in Aurora?

What documents must be submitted to the Division of Building and Permits for a roofing project in the City of Aurora?

A copy of the roofing contract, a completed application including ventilation calculations (vent schedules are not required for flat roofs), and a roof plan/map with the scope of work indicated must be submitted to the Division of Building and Permits. This requirement is only for commercial projects.

Are there any specific code requirements for residential roofs in the City of Aurora?

Yes, there are several specific code requirements for residential roofs in the City of Aurora. These include: two layers of underlayment for roofs with slopes between 1:2 and 1:4, solid sheathing is required, ice and water shield must be used from the fascia to 24 inches inside of the exterior wall, ice and water shield must be used in valleys, and drip edge must be provided at eaves and rake edges of shingle roofs.

How much does a roof permit cost in Aurora?

The roof permit fee for a single family home in Aurora consists of several components. There is a $61 application fee, as well as a valuation fee based on the cost of the work (1.75% of the valuation), a plan review fee, and a certificate of completion fee. The plan review fee and certificate of completion fee are fixed amounts ($18 and $62, respectively). The valuation fee is calculated by multiplying the valuation of the work by 1.75%. The total fee will be the sum of these components. It is worth noting that these fees are only estimates, as the exact cost will depend on the specifics of your project. AES will inlcude an accurate estimate of the permit fee for your roofing project.