Within the Denver city limits, the responsibility for obtaining window replacement permits typically falls to the contractor.
While homeowners with a proper license may obtain them, it is generally preferred and expected that the professional contractor manages this process. This includes:
- Obtaining permits: Your contractor should secure all necessary building permits from the Denver city permitting office before any work begins.
- Managing inspections: The contractor is responsible for scheduling the required inspections to ensure the work meets local codes.
- Ensuring compliance: In Denver, most window replacements require a permit to ensure compliance with specific energy codes and egress requirements (especially for bedroom windows).
Professional teams like ACN Construction handle the entire permitting process as part of their design-build approach so homeowners do not have to navigate city offices alone.
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