Applications should be filed using the city's online ePermits system.

If needed, printable applications are available but must be uploaded through the online system.

• 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

Per Minnetonka City Code 515.010, a person, firm or corporation must not engage in the business of a mechanical contractor or gas piping contractor within the city without first obtaining a license from the city.

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

• Mechanical contractor application

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.