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Renovate a Bathroom or Kitchen

You will need several permits if you are planning to renovate a bathroom or kitchen. 

If you are a homeowner trying to complete one or both these projects, you’ll need to hire a contractor who will apply for the permits and perform the work.

 

Who can renovate a bathroom or kitchen?

  • Homeowners and contractors can apply for the Short-form or Long-form permit.
  • Only a contractor with a valid, non-expired Massachusetts trade license may apply for a Plumbing Permit, Electrical, or Sheet Metal permit and perform any plumbing, electrical, or exhaust work related to renovating a bathroom or kitchen.
  • If you are installing, replacing, or moving fire alarms or sprinklers, you’ll need to hire a Fire Protection Engineer as well.

What permits do I need?

Short-Form Permit
  • For renovating an existing bathroom when no other structural changes need to be made, such as cutting into a wall.
OR
Long-Form Permit
  • For moving any structural walls or egresses while performing the work, such as expanding the size of the bathroom or kitchen, creating a new window, or creating or removing a doorway.
Additional Permits

You may need other permits that only licensed contractors can apply for, including:

Plumbing Permit
  • For contractors working on a project that involves water lines or plumbing work such as sinks, bathtubs, bathroom fixtures, and non-structural pipe work.
Electrical Permit
  • For contractors working on a project that involves electrical installations, alterations, and repairs. 
Sheet Metal Permit
  • For contractors working on a project that involves sheet metal

How do I apply?

The Short-Form, Long-Form, Plumbing, Electrical, and Sheet Metal Permit pages will list the next steps you need to take, including:

  • Understanding what documentation is required
  • How to apply online
  • What to expect after applying
  • What to do after work is completed
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