A generator permit in Washington DC costs roughly $200–$700 in 2026, driven by kW size, gas or electrical work, plan review, and DC DOB surcharges in total.

A furnace replacement permit in Washington DC costs roughly $120–$400 in 2026, based on declared construction value, plan review, and DOB surcharges overall.

A fuel oil tank permit in Washington DC costs about $200 – $800 in 2026, driven by construction value, tank size and placement, plan review, and DOB fees.

A foundation repair permit in Washington DC costs $150 – $800 in 2026, scaling with declared value and structural review. Full DC DOB fee breakdown here.

A food truck permit in Washington DC costs about $500-$2,500 in 2026 across vending, health, fire, and public space approvals for a single mobile unit.

A fire pump permit in Washington DC costs about $300 – $1,200 in 2026, driven by construction value, electrical coordination, plan review, and DOB fees.

A fire alarm permit in Washington DC costs roughly $200–$800 in 2026, depending on device count, system type, plan review, and DC DOB surcharges on the job.

A final inspection in Washington DC costs about $0-$150 in 2026 when it is bundled with an active permit, while re-inspection visits run roughly $75-$180 each.

A fence permit in Washington DC costs $35 – $200 in 2026 depending on height, location, and declared value. Here’s the full DC DOB fee breakdown.

A dumpster permit in Washington DC runs about $75-$350 in 2026, driven by container size, days parked in public space, and District filing and surcharge fees.