Permit Required? Required (plumbing/electrical/structural)
Typical Fee Range $500–$1,500 Separate trade permits needed for plumbing, electrical, HVAC
Fee Method Valuation-based
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What's Required in Phoenix

  • Kitchen Remodel Permits in Phoenix are regulated by the City of Phoenix Planning & Development Department (PDD)
  • Fences over 3 feet, decks, and most structural work require permits
  • Owner-builders may pull permits for owner-occupied single-family homes; most work needs an Arizona-licensed contractor
  • Permit applications are submitted electronically through Phoenix's ePlans system
  • Dust control permit required if work disturbs more than 0.1 acres
  • HOA approval may be required in addition to city permits

How to Get a Kitchen Remodel Permit in Phoenix

1

Determine Permit Type

Phoenix offers over-the-counter same-day permits for simple projects and standard plan-review permits (2–4 weeks) for more complex work.

2

Prepare Plans

Structural projects require drawings sealed by an Arizona-licensed architect or engineer. Simple projects may only need a site plan.

3

Submit via ePlans

Submit your application and drawings electronically through Phoenix's ePlans system at phoenix.gov/pdd.

4

Pay Fees & Get Approved

Permit fees of $500–$1,500 are valuation-based with a minimum of $150. Plan review fee equals 100% of permit fee for projects under $50,000.

5

Schedule Inspections

Post your permit on-site and schedule required inspections (typically footing and final) as work progresses.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Kitchen Remodel Permits in Phoenix generally require a building permit from the City of Phoenix PDD.
Phoenix kitchen remodel permit permit fees are valuation-based with a minimum of $150. For most residential projects, expect fees in the $500–$1,500 range. Plan review adds 100% of the permit fee for projects under $50,000.
Phoenix offers over-the-counter same-day approval for simple permits. Standard residential permits typically take 2–4 weeks. Complex projects with structural changes may take longer.