Building & Demolition
You require a permit from the City of Regina if you wish to construct, demolish, build an addition or renovate buildings on your property. The permit allows City of Regina staff to review your plans to ensure they comply with all current building codes, bylaws and other applicable regulations.
Either you, your contractor or your builder may apply for a permit; however, the application must be signed by the legal owner of the property, as well as the applicant. As the building’s owner, you are responsible for complying with all building requirements as per Section 7(1) of Uniform Building and Accessibility Standards Act, which states: "The owner of each building in Saskatchewan shall ensure that the building is designed, constructed, erected, placed, altered, repaired, renovated, demolished, relocated, removed, used or occupied in accordance with the building code."
Learn about building permits required to build, renovate, repair, or create an addition to your property, including detailed permit information involving the most common building projects
Learn how building codes, bylaws and other acts protect you during and after your building project or demolition is completed
Find monthly building reports and stay up-to-date on news regarding building permit applications and inspections
Know when and how to schedule a residential building inspection once the building or demolition permit has been issued
Look at this list to determine what fees are required for your building permit or demolition
Learn about the process to apply, demolish and clean up after a building demolition
Find all forms and brochures needed for a commercial or residential build
The City recognizes the cultural heritage value of buildings and provides services to ensure that the historic places are protected, conserved and contribute to the quality of life in our neighbourhoods.
