![]() "This way we can concentrate on doing our jobs, instead of having to go to town hall to buy a permit. "I believe this is a good thing," said Jane Eliya, who operates Xpress Construction in Ridgewood. It should save homeowners the cost, which, depending on the size of the siding or roof job, would could be between $200 and $500. The change will save contractors the time it takes to go to Borough Hall and apply for the permit. Just in time for spring, the state Department of Community Affairs has reclassified those big-ticket repairs as minor work and ordinary maintenance, and now includes them on its list of home improvement jobs that no longer are subject to inspection. ![]() Rules that took effect on Monday should have contractors in New Jersey raising the roof, since it's no longer necessary to purchase a construction permit for roofing or siding jobs on one- and two-family dwellings. ![]() Watch Video: Video: 6 things to know in New Jersey on Tuesday (Mar. ![]()
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