The Building Safety division protects the safety of residents and visitors by administering the Town's adopted building, plumbing, mechanical and electrical codes, as well as energy, disabled access regulations, and local and state laws for construction and maintenance of commercial, industrial and residential buildings. These codes set forth the minimum requirements for public health, safety and general welfare through structural strength and stability.

Proper use of the building codes are verified by the Town through a three-tiered process - plan review, permit issuance and inspection.

Plan Review

Building plans must be submitted to be reviewed to determine compliance with the building, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical codes set forth in the adopted codes as well as the Town's engineering and planning & zoning requirements.

Permits

Construction permits are issued after review and approval of construction plans. A permit application and plans must be submitted to the Town prior to beginning any construction project. Contact our office to determine if a permit is required for your proposed construction.

Inspections

Once a permit is issued, inspections are required at different phases of a project, and are performed to ensure construction is in accordance with approved plans and Town adopted codes. Inspectors and permit technicians attend regular training to keep up-to-date with construction and technological changes.

Do you have questions or comments on new development in Queen Creek? Please email development@queencreekaz.gov.  A staff member willl be more than happy to get you the answers you are looking for.

SINGLE FAMILY BUILDING PERMIT HISTORY

Michael Williams, CBO, Building Safety Manager
Michael.Williams@QueenCreekAZ.gov
(480) 358-3009

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