Building Official:
Thom Roy
Office Hours:
Mon - Thu 8:30 - 10:30 AM
Mon - Thu 3:30 - 4:30 PM
Wed 5:00 - 7:00 PM
Inspections/Field Hours:
Mon-Thu 10:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Phone Numbers
(603) 895 3200 ext 18
(603) 895 3149 Fax
e-mail:
fremontBI@Comcast.net
BuildingInspector@fremont.nh.gov
Office Address:
Town Hall
295 Main Street
Mailing Address
PO Box 120
Fremont NH 03044-0120
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OUT OF OFFICE NOTICES
The Building Inspector's Office is CLOSED
on Tuesday February 9th due to illness.
The Building Official's office will be closed
during the day Wednesday, February 10th,
and will re-open for normally
scheduled evening hours of 5:00 - 7:00 PM
Building Safety Week was
May 3-9th
"Building Safety, Where You Live, Work, or Play"
NH Governor Lynch Proclamation
"Framing that meets the minimum building codes - does not ensure quality construction - know your contractor."
Conditions such as bowed walls, floor ridgings, squeaky floor systems, soft stairways and floors, excessive popped sheetrock, misaligned roofing, uneven roofing, out of square areas, poor window installation, energy loss, poor ventilation, return air drafts, ridge venting, shingle attachment, mis-aligned doors, etc. -these aspects are all effected directly by the quality of worksmanship that is inherit in good construction practices.
Public NoticeThe permit information below is intended for use within the Town of Fremont. Please be sure to check with your local authority having jurisdiction before relying upon the content of these informational sheets when used in other communities. Should you have questions regarding the building code, consult with your local Building Department. The Building Department can and should be your best source of code information.
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Fremont OPEN Permits
Posted For 01/06/2010
Don't forget to close out your permits.
Insure that you get a final inspection and your green copy of the permit form, "Building Permit - Certificate of Occupancy", to close out your permit. Maintain this copy for your record.
New - Effective January 1, 2010
Carbon Monoxide Detectors required in Residential New Construction as defined by RSA 153:10-a.
Carbon Monoxide Detection Devices in Dwellings
SOLID FUEL BURNING APPLIANCES
WOOD STOVES-PELLET STOVES-INSERTS
Outdoor Wood Boilers
New NH State Statute Information
NH Fire Marshal's Office
Bulletin on Residential Generator Safety
Generator Installation Checklist
Permit Information
Town of Fremont - Fee Schedule
When Do I Need A Permit? [FAQ]
Frequently Asked Questions?
Building Permit Procedure
Site Inspection Schedule
ICC Climatic Table
Notice - Vents
Local Approval Required
for Sewage Disposal Systems
Building Code Minimum Requirements
Climatic Tables
Chimney
Foundation Certification
Framing Notes
Gas Piping - Propane
Guide to Decks
Habitable Basements
Healthy Homes
Flood Plain Provisions
Insulation Certification
Manufactured Housing
Mechanical
Monolithic Slab
Sewage Disposal Plan Review
Smoke Detectors
Special Reports & Inspections
Stairways and Handrails
Swimming Pools
Whole House Generators
Window Sizing and Egress
Wood Stoves
DECKS
Additional and Useful information on Safe Construction of single level residential wood decks can be found here:
"Prescriptive Residential Wood Deck Construction Guide"
The contents of the above guide are based in part on the existing 2006 International Residential Code (IRC) and should be considered a minimum standard for compliance and are reflective of good industry practices relating to deck construction. Donot let your deck be a cause for injury.
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