What data does this tool use?

This tool uses public property records from the Florida Department of Revenue cadastral database, combined with building department jurisdiction mapping data.

Is this service free?

Yes, the property lookup tool is completely free. No account required.

What is a building department jurisdiction?

A building department jurisdiction is the government entity responsible for issuing building permits and conducting inspections for a specific area. In Florida, this can be a city, county, or special district.

How do I get started with FCC after looking up my property?

Once you know your building department, you can file a Notice to Building Official (NTBO) designating FCC as your private provider. Then submit your plans for review or schedule virtual inspections through our portal.

Can I search by parcel ID instead of address?

Yes. Use the Parcel ID tab to look up a property directly by its Florida parcel ID number. This is useful for new construction sites that may not have a physical address assigned yet.

What data does this tool use?

This tool uses public property records from the Florida Department of Revenue cadastral database, combined with building department jurisdiction mapping data maintained by Freedom Code Compliance.

Is this service free?

Yes, the property lookup tool is completely free. No account or registration required.

What is a building department jurisdiction?

A building department jurisdiction is the government entity responsible for issuing building permits and conducting inspections for a specific area. In Florida, this can be a city, county, or special district. Knowing your jurisdiction is required for filing permit applications, Notice of Commencement (NOC) forms, and Notice to Building Official (NTBO) documents.

How do I get started with FCC after looking up my property?

Once you know your building department, you can file a Notice to Building Official (NTBO) designating FCC as your private provider. Then submit your plans for review or schedule virtual inspections through the myFCC portal.

Can I search by parcel ID instead of address?

Yes. Use the Parcel ID tab to look up a property directly by its Florida parcel ID number. This is useful for new construction sites that may not have a physical address assigned yet.

Florida Property & Building Department Lookup

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