Factoftheday: If inspections do not occur within six months of a building permit being issued or six months after a prior inspection, the permit expires and is no longer valid!

Factoftheday: If inspections do not occur within six months of a building permit being issued or six months after a prior inspection, the permit expires and is no longer valid!

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#Factoftheday: If inspections do not occur within six months of a building permit being issued or six months after a prior inspection, the permit expires and is no longer valid! Homeowners with expired permits on their property may have trouble selling their house, refinancing or obtaining new permits for other improvement projects.
Don’t let this happen to you. Reach out to Aruba Permit Services today!
☎️: (954) 786-7292

Aruba Permit Services

954-786-7292

Aruba Permit Services is your one-stop-shop provider for closing all your open/expired building permits and code violations.

Our President, Joseph Florea, has over 30 years of experience. He is a licensed and insured General Contractor and Roofer.
The value of this service has been recognized by title companies, lenders, real estate brokerages and attorneys. Aruba Services can assist agents and offices in expediting closings where the subject house or commercial building has an “Open Building Permit & Code Violation” attached to it.

It can be tempting to try and skirt the permit process when making improvements or additions to your home, but in the long run that will only cause major problems especially when it comes time to selling your home. Avoid running into issues by contacting Aruba Permit Services today

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