Palm Beach County Service Area

Palm Beach County Private Provider Plan Review and Virtual Inspections

Freedom Code Compliance is a licensed Florida private provider for Palm Beach County contractors, serving the county building department and cities such as West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Jupiter and Wellington. One myFCC workflow covers jobs in all of them, and single-family plan reviews come back in hours.

Coverage

Building departments we serve in Palm Beach County

We list only the building departments where FCC is taking new projects today. Not sure which one covers your job address? Check the coverage map or call us. Coverage map · (772) 222-6679

Also serving the Florida Keys

The Florida Keys are a separate service area, not part of Palm Beach County. There, FCC works with the Monroe County building department, which handles unincorporated parts of the Keys. Several Keys cities run their own building departments that FCC isn't taking projects in right now, so check your job address against the list here first.

Monroe County

  • Monroe County(unincorporated areas)
  • Layton(through the county building department)
Local Detail

Working in Palm Beach County

City by city across Palm Beach County

Many Palm Beach County cities run their own building departments, and the county department covers unincorporated areas. West Palm Beach and the Town of Palm Beach, for example, are separate from the county department, and FCC works with each of them. FCC also serves coastal cities such as Jupiter, Tequesta, Delray Beach and Boca Raton, and Wellington inland. Some cities and towns are not on our list, so check yours on this page before you submit.

The Glades communities

Out west in the Glades, FCC serves Belle Glade, Pahokee and South Bay. Jobs there are a long drive from the coast, so a virtual inspection in the myFCC app means nobody waits on an inspector's travel time.

One workflow for jobs in several cities

Builders here often run jobs under several city building departments at once. With FCC, every project follows the same myFCC workflow: submit plans, get stamped plans and the private provider paperwork back, then request inspections in the app when the work is ready. FCC sends passed results to the right building department.

How It Works

How FCC works in Palm Beach County

  1. 01

    Submit plans in myFCC

    Create a myFCC account and upload your plans. FCC reviews them for Florida Building Code compliance: single-family reviews come back in hours, multifamily and commercial in 1–2 days.

  2. 02

    Get stamped plans back

    If the plans pass, FCC returns stamped plans and the private provider paperwork in myFCC; if not, you get clear comments to fix and resubmit. Your team then submits the permit and files the Notice to Building Official (NTBO) with the building department.

  3. 03

    Inspect in the myFCC app

    When the work is ready, request a live inspection in the myFCC mobile app. You're matched with a licensed inspector in minutes and get the result before the video call ends. The myFCC system can route eligible scopes offline instead: GPS-tagged, timestamped photos and video, with results in minutes.

  4. 04

    Results go to the building department

    FCC sends passed inspection results to the building department and files the Certificate of Compliance once the required FCC inspections are complete. Zoning, fire, public works and other retained inspections stay with the jurisdiction.

Live virtual inspections happen in the myFCC mobile app, listed as myFCC by Freedom Code on the App Store and Google Play.

Permits

Need the permit itself moved faster?

A permit expediter speeds up the permit itself: application prep, submission and follow-up with the building department. FCC speeds up plan review and inspections as your private provider, and never pulls, runs or expedites permits. Pick the expediter you want from FCC's permit partners.

FAQ

Palm Beach County FAQs

Is there a private provider in Palm Beach County?
Yes. FCC is a licensed Florida private provider registered with the Palm Beach County building department and with many cities in the county, including West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach and Jupiter. Contractors use FCC for plan review and for virtual inspections in the myFCC app.
Does FCC do private provider inspections in West Palm Beach?
Yes. FCC works with the City of West Palm Beach building department, which is separate from both the Palm Beach County department and the Town of Palm Beach; FCC serves all of them. Request inspections in the myFCC app when the work is ready, and FCC sends passed results to the building department for that address.
Is every Palm Beach County city covered?
No. Some Palm Beach County cities and towns run building departments FCC isn't taking projects in right now. Check your job address on FCC's coverage map, or call us and we'll confirm the building department with you.
Does FCC work in the Florida Keys?
In part, as a separate area from Palm Beach County. FCC works with the Monroe County building department, which handles unincorporated parts of the Keys. Several Keys cities run their own building departments that FCC isn't taking projects in right now, so check the list on this page before you submit.
Who pulls the permit on a Palm Beach County job?
Your team does, or a permit expediter you hire runs it for you. A permit expediter speeds up the permit itself; FCC speeds up plan review and inspections as your private provider. FCC never pulls, runs or expedites permits, and it doesn't file the permit application or the NTBO. To pick an expediter, see FCC's permit partners.

Ready to Start a Project in Palm Beach County?

Submit plans in myFCC for a review in hours on single-family homes, then request inspections in the app when the work is ready.