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Roofing & Envelope

Roof repair (partial)

Repair a section of roof.

verifiedHB 803: ambiguousreviewed 2026-08-18

Who can pull the permit

  • CCCCertified Roofing Contractor
  • RCRegistered Roofing Contractor
  • CGCCertified General Contractor
  • CBCCertified Building Contractor
  • CRCCertified Residential Contractor
  • OWNER-BUILDEROwner-occupied 1–2 family (FS 489.103(7))

Decision — first matching row wins

#WhenPermitTypeReason
1pct ≥ 25yesBuilding — Roofing (repair of 25% or more)Repairs of 25% or more of the roof area are permitted work in both counties. Note: since SB 4-D (2022) a 25%+ repair no longer forces the WHOLE roof to current code if the existing roof met the 2007 FBC or later — only the repaired portion must.
2county = "collier" AND (area_sqft ≤ 200 OR cost ≤ 1500)noNo permit — Collier Ord. 2009-59 §105.2.4 (roof-covering repair ≤ 2 squares / ≤ $1,500 on a single-family residence); Naples exempts roof repair under 200 sq ftCollier's local FBC §105.2.4 additions (Ord. 2009-59) exempt roof-covering repair of ≤ $1,500 or ≤ 2 squares (200 sq ft) on single-family residences; the City of Naples publishes the same 200 sq ft exemption. Product approvals and code still apply to the work itself.
3county = "lee"noNo permit — Lee LDC §6-117 (roof repair under 25% of roof area)Lee County lists roof repair under 25% of roof area (including replacement of wood) as not requiring a permit (LDC §6-117).
4otherwiseconditionalRoofing repair permit by defaultAbove the local small-repair exemptions (Collier ≤ 2 squares / $1,500; Lee < 25%) a roofing repair permit applies. Reviewer confirms for the cities.

Inputs the rule needs

  • pctPercent of total roof area repaired (12-month total) (%)required
  • area_sqftArea repaired (sq ft)
  • costRepair cost (materials + labour) ($)

Per-authority differences

  • collier-unincorporated
  • naplesNaples 'When do I need a permit': roof repair under 200 sq ft is exempt.

Documents (base)

  1. Owner authorization / signed permit application (owner or agent signature, notarized where the authority requires)
  2. Scope + area repaired
  3. Contractor registration current with the county (license, GL insurance, workers' comp or exemption on file)

Sources