How inspections work
Call 479-521-7291. The city asks that you allow 24 hours for inspections when possible.
What the office says about permits
Johnson issues permits for new homes, remodels, additions, new commercial buildings, and commercial remodels and additions, and reviews residential plans before building permit approval. Field inspections are made on all construction, including additions, alterations and repairs. The city permits page also lists electrical, mechanical, plumbing, demolition, moving, sign, wireless facility, and burn permits. The city posts FAQs on sheds, roofing, kitchen remodels, HVAC replacement, porches, patios, decks and fences, but the answers are not readable in the published page, so call to confirm.
Work that may not need a permit
This jurisdiction does not publish a list of exempt work. Do not assume a small job is exempt; one phone call settles it.
Contractor registration
Whether contractors must register with this jurisdiction before pulling a permit is not published. Ask before you schedule the work.
Can a homeowner pull their own permit?
The jurisdiction does not publish an owner-builder policy. Many Arkansas cities allow it for an owner-occupied home and some do not. Ask directly.