Single Family

Single Family Re-Pipe

Last updated: Sep 9, 2026

Section 1

Required Documents

Submit these with your initial project package.

Conditional

  • Plumbing scope and layout
    Describe the piping being replaced, its location, and affected fixtures. Include a sketch or plumbing plans that make the work clear.
    WhenYour submission does not already describe the piping being replaced and show its layout. One combined document that does both is enough; FCC will confirm if anything further applies.
  • Professional design documents, when applicable
    Signed and sealed plumbing documents when required for the project's scope and applicable design requirements.
    WhenThe project's scope or the building department establishes a signed-and-sealed plumbing design requirement, for example the F.S. 471.003 thresholds or a confirmed department requirement. Occupancy alone does not establish this. If applicability is unclear, FCC will confirm before anything is treated as missing.

Courtesy screen

Courtesy screen on every plan review

Every plan FCC reviews receives a limited courtesy screen for the items below when they are reasonably visible in the submitted documents. If we see an apparent issue that could cause the plans to fail review by another agency, we will identify it as a Courtesy Comment. Courtesy Comments alone do not cause FCC to fail or return the plan set unless the same condition also creates a building-code compliance issue within FCC's review scope. The responsible agency makes the final determination—for example, Planning and Zoning for setbacks, lot coverage, use, and other lot-compliance matters. The absence of a Courtesy Comment is not approval of those separate requirements.

  1. #01Plan and document coordination

    Obvious clerical, title-block, sheet-index, permit-description, or cross-sheet inconsistencies visible in the submitted documents. A Courtesy Comment on these items does not cause FCC to fail or return the plan set unless the same condition also creates a building-code compliance issue within FCC's review scope.

    FBC-B 107.2.1
  2. #02Zoning and site coordination

    Apparent setback, lot-coverage, use, or site-dimension conflicts visible in the submitted plans that could cause the plans to fail Planning and Zoning review. Planning and Zoning makes the zoning and lot-compliance determination. The absence of a Courtesy Comment is not approval of those separate requirements.

  3. #03Floodplain coordination

    Apparent inconsistencies or missing coordination in flood-zone, design-flood-elevation, finished-floor, or flood-opening information shown on the plans that could cause the plans to fail floodplain review. The floodplain administrator makes the determination. The absence of a Courtesy Comment is not approval of those separate requirements.

  4. #04Fire-authority coordination

    Apparent separately reviewed fire alarm, sprinkler, hood-suppression, smoke-control, or similar coordination issues visible on the plans that could cause the plans to fail fire review. The fire marshal makes the determination. The absence of a Courtesy Comment is not approval of those separate requirements.

Section 2

Approval criteria for this project type

These are the building-code criteria FCC uses to determine the plan-review result. An unresolved item may be issued as a Required Correction and cause the plan set to be returned for correction.

PlumbingRequired

  1. #01Re-pipe materials and scopeCode

    Re-pipe scope must show approved materials, routing, and fixture count consistent with DWV sizing.

    FBC-P 603FBC-P 709
  2. #02Construction-document clarity — re-pipeDocumentation

    The submitted documents must clearly identify the re-pipe scope, affected piping, and connections so FCC can review this mandatory single-family plumbing trade as part of the one residential plan review.

    FBC-B 107.2.1

Section 3

Inspection Walkthrough

Inspections are listed in their typical phase order. Your FCC inspector will confirm which apply to your project. Call (772) 222-6679 with questions.

Plumbing

Phase #1

Final Plumbing

RequiredTypical Final
  1. Fixture operationCritical

    Verify all fixtures have proper hot and cold water flow with no leaks

    FBC-P 405.1
  2. No visible leaksCritical

    Verify no leaks at any new connection point under normal pressure

    FBC-P 312.1
  3. Wall and ceiling patches

    Verify access points are properly patched and finished

    FBC-B 110.3