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Begin by filling out the Job Location section. Enter the site address, parcel ID, and directions to the site. Provide the property owner's name, phone number, email address, and mailing address.
In the Contractor/Homeowner Information section, select whether you are a contractor or homeowner. Fill in your name, license number, expiration date, and contact details.
Specify the Type of Job by checking the appropriate boxes for single family, new construction, alterations, or other job types as applicable.
If plans are required for your project, ensure they are prepared by a licensed architect or engineer. Check if plans are not required based on specified criteria.
Complete the Homeowner Affidavit by certifying that all plumbing work will comply with Michigan Plumbing Code and that inspections will be arranged.
Sign and date the application in the Applicant Signature section. Ensure all information is accurate before submission.

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What plumbing work can be done without a license in Michigan?

(2) A license under this article is not required to perform any of the following work: (a) Minor repair work. (b) The installation of a building sewer or water service pipe, if a permit is secured from the responsible enforcing agency and inspections are performed.

Can a homeowner pull a plumbing permit in Michigan?

If youre a homeowner of a single-family home, you may apply for a Plumbing Permit for your primary residence at the Development Center. If youre a homeowner AND licensed plumbing contractor, you may apply online for a Plumbing Permit. Properties with 2 or more units are required to use a licensed contractor.

How to get a plumbing license in Michigan without?

How to Get a Michigan Journeyman Plumber License Meet the minimum experience requirements: Be at least 18 years of age. Have at least 6,000 hours experience (over 3 or more years) as a registered plumbing apprentice. Complete and submit an application for examination/licensure. Take and pass your exam. Pay the license fee.

Can a homeowner pull a permit in Michigan?

Yes. The State of Michigan allows two entities the authority to obtain a permit for residential construction work: a contractor licensed by the State of Michigan or the homeowner if that is their place of residence and they will be performing the work. 7.

How to get a permit after work is done?

Apply for retroactive permits, if needed and allowed If retroactive permitting is allowed, apply with supporting documents, make any necessary updates, and schedule an inspection. Retroactive permitting fees may be more expensive than pre-construction permits. You can ask the seller to pay or split these costs.