Applications

Applications should be filed using the city's online ePermits system. For those choosing to submit hard copies, use the PDFs below.

• Residential Mechanical Permit Application
• Commercial Mechanical Permit Application

Fees

• Fee Schedule

• Ventilation, Makeup and Combustion Air Calculations for New Homes

• Mechanical Information for Installers
• Mechanical Info Project Worksheet

Generally, the State of Minnesota requires that all mechanical work be performed by licensed, bonded and insured mechanical contractors and their employees.

Mechanical permits will be issued only to contractors licensed by the City of Minnetonka.

To apply for a contractors license, please complete the application linked above. Mail or email the application along with all the needed documents. Payment is required before a license can be issued.

A mechanical permit only covers the work described on the permit application.

Any other work done associated with mechanical work – for instance electrical work – requires a separate permit application.

Mechanical work may require a variety of inspections. Possible inspections include:

• Rough-In: Before any mechanical work is concealed, a rough-in inspection is required. The inspector will either give the contractor authorization to cover the work or require that corrections be made. Corrections made must be re-inspected.
• Final: After mechanical work is completed, but before a space is occupied, a final inspection is required. Any corrections required and made will need to be re-inspected.
• It is the responsibility of the mechanical permit applicant to schedule all required inspections with the building inspections division.
  
• It is the responsibility of the mechanical permit applicant to provide accessibility to the structure being inspected.