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Duct work permits in Las Vegas

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Clark County says every equipment change out needs a permit and an inspection of the final installation, even swapping a 4 ton unit for a 4 ton unit. Relocating or adding duct work in a single-family home also needs a permit, with the work left open until it is inspected. (source: Clark County Department of Building and Fire Prevention)

In the City of Las Vegas, installing or changing any part of a heating or cooling system needs a permit. (source: City of Las Vegas Building and Safety)

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