Integrity, improvement, service, teamwork and respect define the City of Centennial Building Division. We are dedicated to promoting and preserving the safety of our citizens here in Centennial. 

Builders, homeowners and contractors deserve a professional experience from every member of our staff. We pride ourselves on educating all customers we come in contact with.  Currently, we enforce the 2006 International Codes.

The Building Division is responsible for ensuring the life safety of all persons in the City of Centennial relating to the construction of all commercial and residential structures, through enforcing compliance of the 2006 International Codes.

This is achieved by completing plans examination of submitted plans and conducting necessary inspections to assure compliance with all City of Centennial building codes and ordinances.

As of July 1, 2009, Colorado requires carbon monoxide alarms to be installed in all multi-family units and single-family homes, including mobile and manufactured homes.

If you are planning a purchase, rental turnover, or any project that requires a building permit, such as a major home improvement, appliance replacement, remodel or new construction, a working carbon monoxide detector must be installed within 15 feet of the entrance of all bedrooms. Detectors must be verified at the time of inspection, or final approval on the permit cannot be granted.

Detectors don’t have to be hard-wired; they may be plugged into a non-switched outlet or may be combined with a smoke alarm or home security system.

For common Questions & Answers about Carbon Monoxide Detectors:
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