Do I need a license to install plumbing fixtures? Work permits

List of types of work that do not affect the safety of capital construction projects and for which SRO approval is not required

1.1.1. Installation of electric lighting systems for temporary buildings.

1.1.2. Temporary device protective fences.

1.1.3. Geodetic alignment basis for construction.

1.1.4. Geodetic control of the accuracy of geometric parameters of buildings (structures).

1.1.5. Marking work during the construction process (permission is required only when working on particularly dangerous objects).

1.1.6. Cleaning of premises and territory (cleaning) after construction and repair work

1.2. Work on demolition of buildings and dismantling of structures:

1.2.1. Dismantling (dismantling) of buildings and structures, walls, ceilings, flights of stairs, platforms, steps, dismantling window, door and gate openings, partitions, suspended ceilings and other structural and related elements or parts thereof (permission is required only when working on particularly dangerous objects).

1.2.2. Breaking down walls, massifs, ceilings, punching nests.

1.2.3. Dismantling of the ground part of industrial buildings.

1.2.4. Dismantling sidewalks, floors, roofing coverings and cladding.

1.2.5. Dismantling of industrial furnaces.

1.2.6. Dismantling the lining of tunnels made of cast iron tubes.

1.2.7. Dismantling of metal columns, beams and frames.

1.2.8. Dismantling of contact network supports.

1.2.9. Clearing areas and preparing them for development.

1.2.10. Installation and dismantling of inventory external and internal scaffolding, technological waste chutes (permission is required only when working at particularly hazardous facilities).

1.2.11. Construction of temporary: roads; platforms; utility networks and structures.

1.3. Work on the development of excavations, vertical planning, compaction of natural soils and installation of soil cushions:

1.3.1. Excavation of soil with excavators in excavations, ditches, trenches and dumps or embankments.

1.3.2. Excavation of soil by excavators with loading onto a railway or automobile transport and export.

1.3.3. Development and movement of soil using bulldozers and scrapers.

1.3.4. Digging holes using a mechanized method, digging trenches with an excavator and a ditch digger.

1.3.5. Paving slopes with stones and slabs with stops.

1.3.6. Strengthening drainage channels with trays - gutters, boards, shields and mats with caps.

1.3.7. Soil compaction with rollers, soil compaction machines or heavy rammers.

1.3.8. Loosening of frozen soil with a wedge - a woman, rippers and drilling rigs.

1.3.9. Backfilling of soil manually with compaction using electric or pneumatic rammers.

1.4. Work on the construction of subsidence wells and caissons:

1.4.1. Lowering a well with mechanized soil development.

1.4.2. Lowering the well manually.

1.5.1. Assembly of residential and public buildings from factory-produced parts supplied as a complete set.

1.5.3. Assembly of coverings and ceilings.

1.5.4. Installation wooden structures, frames, rafters, chairs, beams, arches, trusses and panels.

1.5.5. Installation of canopies, backlash - closets, fire boxes, tables.

1.5.6. Installation of rows, arrangement and development of slipways.

1.5.7. Installation of conductors, ladders, walking boards, barriers.

1.5.8. Construction of walls from wooden structures and parts.

1.6. Works on installation of light enclosing structures:

1.6.1. Installation of wood concrete and asbestos cement slabs and wall panels, coverings.

1.6.2. Construction of walls, ceilings, partitions and umbrellas from asbestos-cement sheets on a finished frame.

1.6.3. Installation of sprinkler blocks made of asbestos-cement sheets.

1.7. Work on the installation of stone structures:

1.7.1. Construction of brick structures, including those with cladding (permission is required only when working on particularly dangerous objects).

1.7.2. Installation of partitions made of brick, ceramic stones, piece gypsum and lightweight concrete slabs.

1.7.3. Installation of jumpers.

1.7.4. Construction of building structures and structures made of natural and artificial stones, including cladding (permission is required only when working on particularly dangerous objects).

1.7.5. Laying walls from ceramic stones, foam concrete, aerated concrete and expanded clay concrete blocks.

1.7.6. Masonry of structures made from natural and artificial stone.

1.7.7. Installation of frames and formwork for laying arches, vaults and walls of industrial furnaces.

1.7.8. Laying foundations, basement walls, retaining walls, filling excavations with rubble stone.

1.7.9. Brickwork of channels, pits, furnaces, hearths, chimneys with grooves.

1.8. Work on shielding premises and installing expansion joints:

1.8.1. Sealing horizontal and vertical joints and seams between panels, windows, doors.

1.8.2. Construction of expansion and anti-seismic joints.

1.8.3. Shielding floors, walls, doors, ceilings with copper or steel sheets and mesh.

1.8.4. Installation of protective steel mesh.

1.8.5. Covering the walls and roofs of mines with sheet steel.

1.9.1. Installation of roofs from piece and sheet materials (permission is required only when working on particularly dangerous objects).

1.9.2. Installation of self-leveling roofs (permission is required only when working on particularly dangerous objects).

1.9.3. Installation of asbestos-cement roofs.

1.9.4. Installation of tile roofs with sheathing.

1.9.5. Installation of roll roofs (permission is required only when working on particularly dangerous objects).

1.9.6. Installation of roofs made of bitumen mastic with fiberglass mesh or fiberglass laying.

1.9.7. Installation of small roofing coverings and linings on facades made of roofing iron.

1.9.8. Installation of gutters with overhangs and roof railings.

1.9.9. Primer of bases and vapor barrier device.

1.10. Anti-corrosion protection work building structures and equipment:

1.10.1. Painting surfaces with varnishes, paints, enamels.

1.10.2. Coloring steel structures, including bridges, supports, masts, towers.

1.10.3. Hydrophobization and fluation of the surface.

1.10.4. Impregnation of crushed stone with “BITUMINOL N-2” mastic.

1.11. Work on thermal insulation of building structures, pipelines and equipment:

1.11.1. Work on thermal insulation of pipelines.

1.11.2. Coating the surface of pipeline insulation with asbestos-cement casings, glass cement, fiberglass, fiberglass.

1.11.3. Pipeline insulation surface coating sheet metal or aluminum corrugated sheets.

1.11.4. Coating the surface of pipeline insulation, wrapping and gluing the insulation with films, fabrics, and roll materials.

1.12. Do I need an SRO permit for plumbing work? Work on the installation of internal engineering systems and equipment that does not require SRO approval:

1.12.1. Laying internal electrical wiring.

1.12.2. Construction of a power supply system with voltage up to 1 kV inclusive.

1.12.3. Installation of input distribution device.

1.12.4. Installation of distribution and lighting panels, terminal boxes and taps.

1.12.5. Installation of cabinets, consoles, shelving.

1.12.6. Installation of switches, switches, air circuit breakers, plug-in devices.

1.12.7. Installation of ballast and guide equipment.

1.12.8. Installation electrical appliances and counters.

1.12.9. Installation of grounding conductors.

1.12.10. Installation of insulators.

1.12.11. Laying cables secured with cables or brackets.

1.12.12. Installation of electrical and other networks for controlling life support systems of buildings and structures.

1.12.13. Installation of a lightning rod, cable platform, hatches, steps, control and breaking point on the supports and roofs of buildings.

1.12.14. Installation of lightning protection parts for radial and loop grounding.

1.12.15. Installation of short circuiters, disconnectors, switches, arresters for voltages up to 750 kV.

1.12.16. Installation of batteries, alkaline batteries with charging.

1.12.17. Installation of electric heating devices, electric stoves.

1.12.18. Installation of embedded and selected devices for automation systems, fire extinguishing installations, equipment for grease lubrication systems.

1.12.19. Filling containers with foaming agent.

1.12.20. Installation of fans and ventilation units, supply irrigation chambers, maintenance, leveling, recirculation.

1.12.21. Installation and dismantling of ventilation and air conditioning systems.

1.12.22. Installation of heaters and air heaters.

1.12.23. Installation of filters, scrubbers, cyclones.

1.12.24. Installation of air collectors from steel pipes and air vents and hydraulic valves.

1.12.25. Installation and dismantling of the heating system.

1.12.26. Installation of heating water-heating and steam-water-heating boilers.

1.12.27. Installation of heating cast iron sectional steam boilers.

1.12.28. Installation and dismantling of water supply and sewerage systems.

1.12.29. Laying pipelines from plastic and metal-plastic pipes.

1.12.30. Laying pipelines made of non-ferrous metals and cast iron.

1.12.31. Laying pipelines from steel pipes, with welding of joints and installation of bends.

1.12.32. Laying pipelines from steel pipes with flanges and welded joints from ready-made units and parts.

1.12.33. Installation of shut-off, control and safety valves on internal networks.

1.12.34. Installation of water metering units, metering units and water meters.

1.12.35. Installation of compensators.

1.12.36. Installation of elevator units.

1.12.37. Installation of indicating instruments (pressure gauges, thermometers, level indicators, air valves).

1.12.38. Installation of pressure and pressure regulators.

1.12.39. Installation centrifugal pumps with harness.

1.12.40. Installation of filters, water and oil separators, compensators, and bypass devices when laying pipelines.

1.12.41. Installation of water filters, softening devices and adjustment of water composition.

1.12.42. Installation of high-speed and capacitive water heaters, installation of boilers.

1.12.43. Insertion and connection of pipelines into existing highways.

1.12.44. Installation of risers in finished channels on floors with installation of panels.

1.12.45. Installation of steam and water distribution combs made of steel pipes.

1.12.46. Installation of distribution boxes, equipment suction, brackets, stands, vibration-isolating bases, valves, dampers, sealed doors and hatches.

1.12.47. Inserting fittings and tees into existing networks, disconnecting and plugging gas pipelines (if there are specialists who have received permission from Rostechnadzor to this type activities).

1.12.48. Testing of hydraulic and pneumatic pipelines in compliance with the requirements of Rostechnadzor for this type of activity.

1.13. Work on installation of external engineering networks and communications:

1.13.1. Construction of power supply networks with voltage up to 1 kV inclusive.

1.13.2. Installation of external communication lines, including telephone, radio and television.

1.13.3. Construction of pipelines using horizontal directional drilling.

1.14. Do I need SRO approval for installation work? Work on the installation of technological equipment that does not require SRO approval:

1.14.1. Installation of electrical installations.

1.14.2. Installation of compressor machines, pumps, general purpose pumping units and fans.

1.14.3. Installation of compressor units and piston and centrifugal expanders.

1.14.4. Installation of ventilation equipment.

1.14.5. Installation of communication equipment, telephone exchanges and switches of the MB system for director, dispatch and institutional communications and telephone and quasi-telephone exchanges.

1.14.6. Installation of instruments, automation and computer equipment.

1.14.7. Installation of indicators, sensors, signaling devices for various parameters.

1.14.8. Installation of equipment operational control and management, collection and transmission of source information.

1.14.9. Installation of panels, shields, tripods, remote controls.

1.14.10. Installation of video surveillance systems.

1.14.11. Installation of access control and restriction systems.

1.14.12. Installation of electrical alarm, fire, calling and remote alarm equipment with blocking surfaces.

1.14.13. Installation of equipment for agricultural production.

1.14.14. Installation of equipment for food industry enterprises.

1.14.15. Installation of equipment for communications industry enterprises.

1.15.16. Installation of communication equipment for mines and railway transport.

1.15.17. Installation of equipment for electronic industry enterprises.

1.15.18. Installation of equipment for enterprises and objects of consumer services and utilities.

1.15.19. Installation of equipment for healthcare institutions and medical industry enterprises.

1.15.20. Installation of equipment for cinematography enterprises.

1. 15. Is SRO approval required for commissioning? Commissioning work for which SRO approval is not required:

1.15.1. Commissioning works electrical devices.

1.15.2. Commissioning of automation in power supply.

1.15.3. Commissioning works automated systems control, alarm and interconnected devices.

1.15.4. Commissioning of computer software.

1.15.5. Commissioning work for autonomous adjustment of systems.

1.15.6. Commissioning works for complex adjustment of systems.

1.15.7. Commissioning and testing of ventilation and air conditioning systems.

1.15.8. Commissioning of refrigeration units.

1.15.9. Commissioning of thermal power equipment.

1.15.10. Commissioning works of hot water heating boilers.

1.15.11. Commissioning of boiler room and auxiliary equipment.

1.16. Do I need SRO approval for glazing? Glazing work that is not required:

1.16.1. Installation of window and door blocks.

1.16.2. Double and triple glazing, including double glazed windows, window and balcony blocks.

1.16.3. Single glazing, including double glazed windows, greenhouses, industrial buildings and partitions.

1.16.4. Glazing of door panels and stained glass windows with display glass.

1.16.5. Covering roofs, walls, partitions with polymer materials.

1.16.6. Arrangement of entrance groups.

1.16.7. Installation of office partitions.

1.17. Do I need SRO approval for finishing and plastering work? The work listed below does not require SRO approval:

1.17.1. Plastering of internal and external surfaces of buildings.

1.17.2. Continuous leveling and preparation of surfaces for painting or wallpapering.

1.17.3. Plastering facade surfaces on stone and concrete.

1.17.4. Plastering stoves with clay mortar.

1.17.5. X-ray protective plaster and screed.

1.18. Construction of bases, coverings and floors:

1.18.1. Screed device.

1.18.2. Installation of linoleum and plastic floors.

1.18.3. Installation of parquet, panel and plank floors.

1.18.4. Installation of floors made of ceramic, porcelain stoneware, granite and marble slabs.

1.18.5. Installation of seamless, polymer, polymer-cement floors.

1.18.6. Installation of epoxy self-leveling floors.

1.18.7. Installation of sports floor coverings.

1.18.8. Device artificial lawns and sports surfaces for stadiums and sports fields.

1.18.9. Installation of floors and window sills from concrete and mosaic tiles.

1.18.10. Installation of cobblestone and paving stone coverings.

1.18.11. Construction of soil foundations, earthen and crushed stone coverings.

1.18.12. Installation of floors made of cast iron and steel stamped tiles.

1.18.13. Construction of asphalt concrete and xylolite coatings.

1.19. Do I need SRO approval for facing work? This list of cladding works does not require SRO approval:

1.19.1. Surface cladding with gypsum and gypsum fiber sheets.

1.19.2. Surface cladding with ceramic tiles.

1.19.3. Surface cladding with marble, artificial marble, granite, artificial granite.

1.19.4. Installation of suspended ceilings.

1.19.5. Wall cladding with siding.

1.19.6. Wall covering composite materials and plastic.

1.19.7. Wall cladding with wall and ceiling panels, lining, false beams.

1.19.8. Covering stoves and hearths with tiles.

1.19.9. Cladding of wall and ceiling frames with acoustic slabs and materials.

1.19.10. Cladding the surfaces of walls, columns, pilasters with natural and artificial stone.

1.19.11. Cladding the surfaces of walls and ceilings with chipboard, fiberboard and plywood.

1.19.12. Cladding walls and ceilings with duralumin sheets.

1.19.13. Work on the installation of walls made of SANDWICH panels and sheet assembly.

1.19.14. Installation of ventilated facades.

1.20. Do you need it for stucco work? The ones listed below - no.

1.20.1. Installation of polymer, gypsum and cement moldings.

1.20.2. Installation of polymer, gypsum and cement piece parts, rosettes, capitals, bases, cones, crackers, brackets, grilles, vases, coats of arms.

1.21. Other finishing, painting and wallpaper works:

1.21.1. Installation of doors, design of doorways.

1.21.2. Installation of suspended ceilings.

1.21.3. Installation of commercial equipment, shelving and fencing.

1.21.4. Arrangement of warehouse equipment.

1.21.5. Installation of lamps and lighting equipment.

1.21.6. Installation of external lighting devices for buildings and structures.

1.21.7. Installation of plumbing fittings.

1.21.8. Installation of sanitary partitions.

1.21.9. Installation of safes.

1.21.10. Painting of facades and external surfaces of buildings.

1.21.11. Painting of external surfaces of reinforced concrete structures.

1.21.12. Indoor painting.

1.21.13. Pasting walls, ceilings with wallpaper, linkcrust, fabrics, cork and other materials

1.22. Is SRO approval required for the installation of fences and fencing? The installation of fences on the list does not require SRO approval

1.22.1. Installation of manual, mechanical and automatic barriers, gates, wickets, turnstiles, chain barriers.

1.22.2. Device of protective and decorative fencing, fences, gates from various materials except for protective fences and elements of the construction of highways and enclosing structures of buildings and structures.

1.22.3. Installation of protective and protective-decorative window fencing.

1.22.4. Installation of snow shields and fences with their production.

1.22.5. Installation of additional reinforced concrete pillars.

1.23. Landscaping, protective and fruit plantings, landscaping:

1.23.1. Planting trees and shrubs with preparation of planting sites and planting material.

1.23.2. Planting seedlings and seedlings.

1.23.3. Forest planting of seedlings and saplings is mechanized.

1.23.4. Construction of lawns, flower beds and their care.

1.23.5. Aeroseeding of coniferous trees.

1.23.6. Caring for trees and shrubs.

1.23.7. Soil cultivation, including the application of fertilizers.

1.23.8. Installation of watering and irrigation systems.

1.23.9. Installation and dismantling of trellises, racks, posts, anchors and braces.

1.23.10. Covering terraces with wood and composite decking.

1.23.11. Construction of greenhouses from various materials.

1.23.12. Arrangement of children's playgrounds, places of leisure and recreation, public places.

1.23.13. Installation of small architectural forms, fountains, artificial reservoirs.

1.23.14. Construction of waste container sites.

1.24. Construction of road bases and surfaces with the exception of highways and airfields:

1.24.1. Construction of cobblestone and mosaic pavements, platforms, paths

1.24.2. Construction of concrete slab sidewalks and paths

1.24.3. Installation of leveling layers of asphalt

1.24.4. Construction of bases and coatings from asphalt concrete mixture

1.24.5. Construction of cement-concrete bases and coatings

1.24.6. Installation of side stones

1.24.7. Blind area device

1.24.8. Maintenance and road maintenance

1.24.9. Construction of bases and coatings made of sand and gravel mixture

1.24.10. Construction of crushed stone bases and coverings

1.24.11. Construction of soil-bitumen and soil-cement bases and coatings

1.24.12. Natural stone paving

1.25. Does the customer need SRO approval? Work on organizing construction, reconstruction and major repairs by a legal entity or individual entrepreneur (general contractor) attracted by the developer or customer on the basis of an agreement, for which SRO approval is not required:

1.25.1. Light industry enterprises and facilities

1.25.2. Food industry enterprises and facilities

1.25.3. Enterprises and facilities of agriculture and forestry

1.25.4. Enterprises and public transport facilities

1.26. Construction engineering:

1.26.1. Drawing up estimates for construction and calculations of the estimated cost of the object

APPENDIX No. 2

CONSTRUCTION, RENOVATION AND MAIN REPAIR WORKS OF CONSTRUCTION FACILITIES, CARRIED OUT EXCLUSIVELY AT THE FOLLOWING FACILITIES, THE CUSTOMER DOES NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO REQUEST SRO approval

construction of a garage at plot of land provided to an individual for purposes not related to business activities, or construction on a land plot provided for gardening, dacha farming (Objects for which a building permit is not required in accordance with Part 17 of Article 51 of the Town Planning Code Russian Federation);
construction, reconstruction of objects that are not capital construction projects (kiosks, canopies and others) (Objects for which the issuance of a building permit is not required in accordance with Part 17 of Article 51 of the Town Planning Code of the Russian Federation);
construction on a land plot of buildings and structures for auxiliary use (Objects for which the issuance of a building permit is not required in accordance with Part 17 of Article 51 of the Town Planning Code of the Russian Federation);
changes to capital construction projects and (or) their parts, if such changes do not affect the structural and other characteristics of their reliability and safety and do not exceed the maximum parameters of permitted construction, reconstruction established by the town planning regulations (Objects for which the issuance of a construction permit is not required in accordance with part 17 of article 51 of the Town Planning Code of the Russian Federation);
in other cases, if in accordance with the Town Planning Code of the Russian Federation, the legislation of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation on town planning activities, obtaining a construction permit is not required (Objects for which the issuance of a construction permit is not required in accordance with Part 17 of Article 51 of the Town Planning Code of the Russian Federation);
individual housing construction projects (detached residential buildings with no more than three floors, designed to accommodate no more than two families) (Clause 2 of Order of the Ministry of Regional Development of the Russian Federation dated December 30, 2009 N 624);
residential buildings with no more than three floors, consisting of several blocks, the number of which does not exceed ten and each of which is intended for one family, has a common wall ( common walls) without openings with the neighboring block or neighboring blocks, located on a separate plot of land and has access to the territory common use (residential buildings blocked development) (Clause 2 of the Order of the Ministry of Regional Development of the Russian Federation dated December 30, 2009 N 624);
apartment buildings with no more than three floors, consisting of one or more block sections, the number of which does not exceed four, each of which contains several apartments and common areas and each of which has a separate entrance with access to the common area ( Clause 2 of the Order of the Ministry of Regional Development of the Russian Federation dated December 30, 2009 N 624)

2.1. Do I need SRO permission for excavation work? Excavation work for which SRO approval is not required:

2.1.1. Soil development using hydromechanization method.

2.1.2. Work on artificial freezing of soils.

2.1.3. Mechanized loosening and development of permafrost soils.

2.1.4. Laying drainage pipes on construction sites.

2.2. Piling works. Soil consolidation:

2.2.1. Piling work carried out from the ground, including in sea and river conditions.

2.2.2. Piling work carried out in frozen and permafrost soils.

2.2.3. Arrangement of grillages.

2.2.4. Installation of driven and bored piles.

2.2.5. Thermal strengthening of soils.

2.2.6. Cementation of soil bases with driving of injectors.

2.2.7. Silication and resinization of soils.

2.2.8. Driving and lifting of steel and sheet piles.

2.3. Construction of concrete and reinforced concrete monolithic structures:

2.3.1. Formwork works.

2.3.2. Reinforcement works.

2.3.3. Construction of monolithic concrete and reinforced concrete structures.

2.4. Installation of prefabricated concrete and reinforced concrete structures:

2.4.1. Installation of foundations and structures of the underground part of buildings and structures.

2.4.2. Installation of structural elements of the above-ground part of buildings and structures, including columns, frames, crossbars, trusses, beams, slabs, chords, wall panels and partitions.

2.4.3. Installation of volumetric blocks, including ventilation blocks, elevator shafts and garbage chutes, sanitary cabins.

2.5. Installation of metal structures:

2.5.1. Installation, strengthening and dismantling of structural elements and enclosing structures of buildings and structures.

2.5.2. Installation, strengthening and dismantling of tank structures.

2.5.3. Installation, strengthening and dismantling of mast structures, towers, exhaust pipes.

2.5.4. Installation, strengthening and dismantling of technological structures.

2.5.5. Installation and dismantling of cable-supporting structures (braces, cable-stayed structures, etc.).

2.6. Protection of building structures, pipelines and equipment (except for main and field pipelines):

2.6.1. Lining works.

2.6.2. Masonry made of acid-resistant bricks and shaped acid-resistant ceramic products.

2.6.3. Gumming (lining with sheet rubber and liquid rubber mixtures).

2.6.4. Installation of adhesive insulation.

2.6.5. Installation of metallization coatings.

2.6.6. Applying a facial coating when installing a monolithic floor in rooms with aggressive environments.

2.6.7. Antiseptic treatment of wooden structures.

2.6.8. Waterproofing of building structures.

2.6.9. Work on thermal insulation of buildings, building structures and equipment.

2.6.10. Work on fire protection of building structures and equipment.

2.7. Internal device engineering systems and equipment of buildings and structures (at the above facilities):

2.7.1. Installation and dismantling of the gas supply system (if there is a specialist who has received permission from Rostechnadzor for this type of activity).

2.8. Installation work (at the above sites):

2.8.1. Installation of lifting and transport equipment.

2.8.2. Installation of elevators.

2.8.3. Installation of boiler room equipment.

2.8.4. Installation of water intake equipment, sewerage and treatment facilities.

2.9. Do you need an SRO approval for construction control? Work on the implementation of construction control by a legal entity or individual entrepreneur engaged by the developer or customer on the basis of a contract (at the above-mentioned facilities), where SRO approval is not required:

2.9.1. Construction control of general construction works.

2.9.2. Construction supervision of work in the field of heat and gas supply and ventilation.

2.9.3. Construction control of work in the field of fire safety.

2.10. Work on organizing construction, reconstruction and major repairs by a legal entity or individual entrepreneur (general contractor) attracted by the developer or customer on the basis of a contract (at the above facilities):

2.10.1. Housing and civil construction.

2.10.2. Heat supply systems.

2.10.3. Gas supply systems.

2.10.4. Water supply and sewerage systems.

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Work permits

As stated earlier, you won't need a permit to fix a leaky faucet, clear clogged drains, or even replace old bathroom sinks and faucets. In these cases, you do not change the main location of communications, water supply or drain (sewer) pipes. However, you will need a permit if you are building a new structure, changing its size or location, improving water flow or pressure, converting one system to another, or eliminating an existing structure.

The first thing you should do is check with your local planning or permitting department. Next, you need to develop a detailed work plan. Most planning departments require a description of the major works, their estimated costs and a diagram. Next, you should pay the duty based on estimated cost works The smaller the volume of work and its cost, the lower the duty will be.

The planning or permitting departments can provide you with information about standards, services, licensed plumbers, etc. Obtaining a permit will take some time, ranging from a few minutes to a couple of weeks, depending on the type and complexity of the work and the completeness of the information you provide.

Rice. 2.1. The building permit must be visible from the street

Rice. 2.2. After the first stage of plumbing work has been completed, a tag is hung at the work site

Rice. 2.3. Walls are closed after inspection

Rice. 2.4. Pipes are cut to allow mounting brackets to be installed

Once the permit shown in Fig. 2.1, you attach it in such a way that it can be seen from the street. Acceptance of some works is carried out in stages. Label with inspection results in Fig. 2.2 means that preliminary plumbing work have been approved, and builders can move on to the next stage of work, which is installation various connections and shut-off valves for plumbing fixtures, and then to closing the walls, as follows from Fig. 2.3. Also at this stage, pipes are shortened and mounting brackets are installed for attaching toilets and other fixtures, as shown in Fig. 2.4.

The attitude of inspectors (both for construction and plumbing work, depending on the type of work and territory) during the inspection is quite loyal. They, of course, will never approve work that clearly violates the standards, but in matters that are not covered in the standards, they can act at their discretion. Thus, many standards require the installation of the same type of pipes in the house (for example, copper). However, owners of some older homes that originally had galvanized pipes installed may wish to replace sections of rusted pipes with plastic or copper. In this case, the inspector may approve this replacement, but only if the dimensions, length and other characteristics of the new pipes meet the standards. Some standards allow the use of several types of pipes.

Easiest to approve Construction Materials, which are sold by established suppliers in your area. Most sellers will be happy to advise you on what to use and will also provide information about the inspections that take place.

You must pass the test so that you can then safely connect and use water or other utilities. If you do not pass the test, but there are no obvious violations of standards, you can file an appeal. However, it is better to do everything in accordance with the standards.

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Bath.
Acrylic bath Installs quickly and keeps warm. Thanks to soft material can be created different shapes baths. A Jacuzzi system is connected to acrylic bathtubs. Caring for such baths requires careful care. A cast iron bathtub retains heat very well. Durable in use. The shapes of metal bathtubs are the most simple, but in terms of cost cast iron baths expensive.
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The first thing that is definitely worth noting is that work that does not require a designated permit is, first of all, work that does not make any constructive changes to the construction site. What kind of work could this be? The most popular options are the installation of roofing coverings, external and interior work etc.

But it is extremely important to remember: work that does not require work goes hand in hand with work that clearly requires such permission. The most striking example is the installation of water pipes. Thus, internal work on installing a sewerage system inside a house can be carried out without permission, but cutting into an external water supply system (which simply cannot be avoided during the construction process) is no longer possible without the permission of self-regulatory organizations.

What exactly does not require permission?

Here is a list of popular construction work, for which admission is not required, but questions about which are most often encountered:

interior work (primarily finishing);
installation of internal partitions;
plumbing work;
superficial internal repairs (often called cosmetic);
installation sewer system(indoors);
ventilation system installation
heating system installation;
painting construction site fences;
installation of PVC windows;
work with stone structures;
work with wooden structures;
roofing;
landscaping works;
installation of telephone lines;
work with the facade of the building;
work on installing heat meters;
dismantling work with low-rise buildings;
working with asphalt products;
production of building materials.

How not to make a mistake?

But what can you do in order not to be mistaken about whether a permit is needed for a particular type of work or not, because sometimes it can be quite difficult to determine this? Firstly, the question should be answered: are there any structural changes to the construction project? Secondly, it is worth focusing on the legislation in force in this matter, namely, order number 624. Here are the main features of working with this document:

1. Regarding work that relates to the most common construction projects:

if you still found it, but there is an asterisk next to the designated species, the conclusion should be the same - most likely it is not needed;
if you see a specific construction activity in the list, but there is no asterisk next to it, then permission is needed;

2. Regarding particularly dangerous construction sites:

if you don’t see the type of activity you need on the list, then most likely you don’t need permission to do it;
if you still find it, but there is an asterisk next to the designated species, then most likely it is needed;
If you see a specific construction activity on the list, but there is no asterisk next to it, then permission is definitely needed.

And one more point: in frequent cases, when, in the opinion of the customer, a permit is needed for the work you are performing, but in fact it is not, you can:

provide the customer with a written explanation based on the provisions of current legislation;
in some cases, you can send a request to the Ministry of Regional Development asking for clarification on this issue (if you can find similar answers from the ministry sent to another construction company, you can quite use them).

But the best option- This is to seek advice from experienced specialists. In everything related to self-regulatory organizations and their approvals, we are true professionals and will definitely help you.

List of types of work that do not affect the safety of capital construction projects and for which SRO approval is not required

1.12. Do I need an SRO permit for plumbing work? Work on the installation of internal engineering systems and equipment that does not require SRO approval:

1.14. Do I need SRO approval for installation work? Work on the installation of technological equipment that does not require SRO approval:

1. 15. Is SRO approval required for commissioning? Commissioning work for which SRO approval is not required:

1.16. Do I need SRO approval for glazing? Glazing work that is not required:

1.17. Do I need SRO approval for finishing and plastering work? The work listed below does not require SRO approval:

1.19. Do I need SRO approval for facing work? This list of cladding works does not require SRO approval:

1.20. Do you need it for stucco work? The ones listed below - no.

1.22. Is SRO approval required for the installation of fences and fencing? The installation of fences on the list does not require SRO approval

1.22.1. Installation of manual, mechanical and automatic barriers, gates, wickets, turnstiles, chain barriers.

1.25. Does the customer need SRO approval? Work on organizing construction, reconstruction and major repairs by a legal entity or individual entrepreneur (general contractor) attracted by the developer or customer on the basis of an agreement, for which SRO approval is not required:

CONSTRUCTION, RENOVATION AND MAIN REPAIR WORKS OF CONSTRUCTION FACILITIES, CARRIED OUT EXCLUSIVELY AT THE FOLLOWING FACILITIES, THE CUSTOMER DOES NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO REQUEST SRO approval

2.1. Do I need SRO permission for excavation work? Excavation work for which SRO approval is not required:

2.9. Do you need an SRO approval for construction control? Work on the implementation of construction control by a legal entity or individual entrepreneur engaged by the developer or customer on the basis of a contract (at the above-mentioned facilities), where SRO approval is not required:

What exactly does not require permission?

How not to make a mistake?

1. Regarding work that relates to the most common construction projects:

2. Regarding particularly dangerous construction sites:

And one more point: in frequent cases, when, in the opinion of the customer, a permit is needed for the work you are performing, but in fact it is not, you can:

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