Hull

Hull publishes a city building permit application for new homes, new construction, additions, decks, fences, signs, commercial work, garages, and other listed project types.

Note: No public Hull exempt-work list was found.

Building code

Georgia State Minimum Standard Codes apply statewide. Hull also posts its zoning code publicly.

Permit validity

A permit is null and void unless the project is started within 180 days from the date granted. Permits are valid for 1 year from date of issue.

Owner-builder

The form allows owner or applicant signature; no separate public owner-builder affidavit was found.

Contractor requirements

Georgia state contractor licensing applies where required by state law. No separate Hull contractor registration rule was found in the reviewed public sources.

1. 01
   Download the Hull building permit form and prepare a scaled plan of the proposed project; commercial projects require a full construction set.
2. 02
   Show setbacks and property lines on the submitted site plan.
3. 03
   Submit the completed application to Hull with project, owner, applicant, utility, zoning, and stormwater information.
4. 04
   Pay building, water, and sewer permit fees before construction begins.
5. 05
   Complete footing, framing, electrical, plumbing, and final inspections listed on the city form.

Typical processing time: No public time estimate found.

Source: City of Hull Code Enforcement & Zoning Officer / Hull City Hall ↗

The permit form states fees must be paid before start of construction

Fees change periodically. Confirm at the official fee schedule ↗ before budgeting.

• Direct coordination with Hull City Hall or the city's code enforcement and zoning officer (in-person)

Inspection hours

Not publicly posted

Typical sequence: Footing, framing, electrical, plumbing, and final inspection are listed on the city permit form