Permit Office
City offices handle commercial permits in Richmond and Berea. In Irvine, Ravenna, Mount Vernon, Stanton and McKee, the Kentucky HBC does, with no local inspector listed.
We do metal roof coating near Richmond in nine towns across Madison, Estill, Rockcastle, Powell, Jackson and Garrard counties, for commercial and farm buildings.

Shops, warehouses, churches and farm buildings in these towns make up most of our metal roof coating work. Outside them? Call us or send us a message.
Madison County city with its own permit portal and state plan review, where we plan around rooftop units, curbs and conduit.
Estill County seat where the Kentucky HBC handles commercial permits, and barns and sheds drip condensation under bare panels.
Rockcastle County, with permits through the state HBC and older roofs where each skylight panel gets a keep-or-close decision.
Powell County city with floodplain review in Planning and Zoning, where gutter seams and downspout discharge shape the eave work.
Jackson County, with permits through the state HBC and plumbing through the county health department, and purlins checked before coating.
Unincorporated Madison County, where working farm buildings sit outside the county code but converted sheds need a call first.
Garrard County community covered by the county building inspector, with ridge, closure and eave trim work on older buildings.
Incorporated Estill County city by the Kentucky River, where grime, mildew and rust at gutter end caps set the prep.
Outside Berea in unincorporated Madison County, with electrical permits through the county office for mast and weatherhead work.
Tell us the town and the building type, and we will confirm coverage and set up the roof walk.
The coating is the same everywhere we work. These are the local differences that change the paperwork and the plan.
City offices handle commercial permits in Richmond and Berea. In Irvine, Ravenna, Mount Vernon, Stanton and McKee, the Kentucky HBC does, with no local inspector listed.
Madison County falls under the NWS office in Louisville. Estill, Rockcastle and Powell counties fall under the NWS office in Jackson, so follow the office that covers your building.
Berea Municipal Utilities serves its area, and cooperatives such as Blue Grass Energy, Clark Energy, Inter-County Energy, Jackson Energy and South Kentucky RECC serve rural parts of these counties.
Waco and Kingston have no city government, so permits start with the Madison County offices. Working farm buildings fall outside the county building code.
Inside Stanton, Planning and Zoning handles floodplain review, which can apply when roof work changes the structure on a floodplain parcel.
Paint Lick sits in Garrard County, where the county building inspector covers the county and Lancaster and asks for plans and a Workers' Affidavit of Assurances.
Answers about weather offices, permits and coverage by town.

Question about your own roof?
Call UsIt depends on the county. Madison County, including Richmond, Berea, Waco and Kingston, falls under the NWS office in Louisville, while Estill, Rockcastle and Powell counties, with Irvine, Ravenna, Mount Vernon and Stanton, fall under the NWS office in Jackson.
After a warning from either office, check ridge caps, eave trim, gutters and skylight panels, since wind gets under loose trim first.
City offices in Richmond and Berea, and the Kentucky HBC in Irvine, Ravenna, Mount Vernon, Stanton and McKee. Unincorporated Waco and Kingston start with the Madison County offices, and Paint Lick with the Garrard County office.
Coating-only work and work that replaces panels, adds curbs or repairs structure draw different levels of review, so describe the full job when you call.
Yes. Every building gets the same panel-by-panel walk and inside check, in Richmond or Paint Lick alike. What changes is the paperwork: the permit office, the utility and sometimes floodplain review.
Tell us the address and we will confirm it. The town names are a guide to coverage, and the permit office follows the parcel line rather than the mailing address.
Working farm buildings in unincorporated Madison County fall outside the county building code. A farm shed converted to a shop or storage has changed its use, so call the county and the state first. Elsewhere, ask the office that covers the town.
Start a free estimate with the building address, or call to confirm coverage and talk through the roof.
Leave your name and number and we will call you back about your commercial roof. Or call us now at (859) 204-8096.