Permits & Services
Browse the permits and clearances LGU Castilla issues
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19 permits and services found
Office of the Building Official
Building Permit – New Construction
Required before starting construction of a new building or structure, confirming that plans meet the National Building Code and local zoning rules.
Building Permit – Renovation / Alteration
Covers renovation or alteration work on an existing building that changes its structure, layout, or utilities.
Building Permit – Addition / Extension
Covers adding floor area or extending an existing structure, such as a new floor or wing.
Demolition Permit
Required before tearing down all or part of an existing structure.
Architectural Permit
Covers the architectural design aspect of a construction project.
Civil / Structural Permit
Covers the structural design and civil works aspect of a construction project.
Electrical Permit
Covers the electrical installation aspect of a construction project.
Mechanical Permit
Covers mechanical systems such as elevators, HVAC, and other mechanical equipment installations.
Sanitary Permit
Covers sanitary and plumbing systems within a building, such as waste and water lines.
Plumbing Permit
Covers the plumbing layout and fixtures of a building.
Electronics Permit
Covers electronics and communications wiring/equipment installed within a building.
Interior Design Permit
Covers interior design and fit-out work within a building.
Fencing Permit
Required before constructing a perimeter fence or wall.
Sign Permit
Required for billboards, signages, and similar structures, especially elevated or free-standing signs.
Excavation Permit
Required before excavation or ground preparation work on a site.
Certificate of Occupancy
Certifies that a completed building may be legally occupied or used, issued after final inspection.
Bureau of Fire Protection
FSEC for Building Permit (BFP)
The Fire Safety Evaluation Clearance (FSEC) is issued by the Bureau of Fire Protection before a Building Permit is granted, confirming that building plans meet fire safety requirements under the Fire Code of the Philippines.
FSIC for Occupancy Permit (BFP)
The Fire Safety Inspection Certificate (FSIC) is issued by the Bureau of Fire Protection after construction, confirming that the completed building matches its approved fire safety plans (FSEC) before it can be occupied.