Check the status of an alteration permit or inspection.

Be sure to download and print a pre-inspection checklist.

Log on to Secure Access Washington (SAW)

Important Information: New users must also submit an Application to Access Electronic Permits & Inspection System (EPIS) to receive access to EPIS through SAW. Effective January 27, 2012, EPIS will provide the ability to edit the site information on a permit providing there have been no inspections or requests made. Editing the site, will require the user to validate other related address site information.

How to schedule an inspection

When the work is completely done, you can request an inspection several convenient ways:

• Contractors
  • ONLINE here (SecureAccess Washington subscribers only).**
    • Log in through SecureAccess Washington using your user name and password.
    • Search for your permit and request an inspection.
      Note: Apple/MacIntosh users – Safari browser will not work, use Firefox/Mozilla browser.
  • ONLINE here (24 hours), using the permit number & authorization code.
    Note: You can also review the results of the inspection here.
    Note: Apple/MacIntosh users – Safari browser will not work, use Firefox/Mozilla browser.
  • Call your local L&I office and leave a message on the request line (after 4 p.m. not recorded until next business day).
  • Go to your local L&I office.
• Property owners

How much are the fees?

To help estimate your costs, view the fee schedule. Fees can vary, however, depending on what you are doing. Call your local L&I office to request the fees specific to your job.

Pay Alteration Permit fees Online

Alteration permit fees may now be paid online. The permit number and the code that is printed on the second page of the permit are required for payment.

For more information:

Your Manufactured/Mobile Home: What homeowners and contractors should know when altering a home (727 KB PDF / 2 min).

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