/ Field knowledge
Field knowledge, grouped the way a permit set is reviewed.
The pages below are educational. They turn a vague field or permit question into a better inquiry. They are not a sealed design and they do not replace the adopted Florida Building Code or the licensed Professional Engineer (PE) of record.
Abbreviations: IMC International Mechanical Code · NEC National Electrical Code · OA outdoor air · AHJ the building department · IFGC International Fuel Gas Code · HB 803 Florida’s 2026 small-project permit-exemption bill. Section numbers are IMC unless marked NEC.
Pick the problem: Start here · run a screen: Field tools · paid guides: Resources · Miami-Dade: permit resources.
Permits, Chapter 1, Miami-Dade
Ventilation — Chapter 4
Exhaust, kitchen, makeup — Chapter 5
Ducts, return, dampers — Chapter 6
Combustion air, chimneys, access, Chapter 3
Electrical — NEC 90 / 100
If you already know the problem
Send the set, the comments, or the photos. The map above is for orientation — the PE looks at the job.
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Masterbuild provides engineering services under a written scope. Nothing on this page is project-specific engineering advice, a code interpretation for your project, or a representation about permit approval. Confirm the adopted edition.