Permit assistance in Pembroke Pines

Use the Development Hub

Pembroke Pines uses its Development Hub for online building applications and other development records. Contractor license and insurance updates have their own City instructions, so check those before submitting.

Keep documents ready after issuance

The City requires a printed permit card and approved plans on site for inspection. Include inspection preparation and closeout in your project checklist rather than stopping at application approval.

What to send

• Property address and folio or parcel number, if available.
• Scope of work, available plans and survey, and contractor details.
• Existing application numbers, notices, reviewer comments and prior approvals.

Related services

Explore building permit coordination, violations and liens, contractor registration, or variances and zoning. We also assist with Notice of Commencement preparation and recording coordination, mobile and remote notary services and loan signing support.

Questions before you apply

Does portal access confirm contractor registration?

Portal access and contractor documentation are separate checks. We help organize the current license and insurance documents with the application materials.

Can you help with a violation or corrections?

Send the notice, deadline and application number. We help track the required responses. Permit issuance, inspections and violation closure are separate agency decisions.

How long will it take?

Timing depends on scope, review cycles and outside approvals. We assess the current record before discussing an estimate.

Official local resources

Pembroke Pines application instructions

Local instructions checked September 30, 2026. Confirm current requirements with the reviewing department before submitting.

What happens next?

We’ll contact you to agree on the work and fees.

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