New Hampshire
Strafford County, NH building departments and permits
- New Hampshire leaves building permits, inspections and fees to each municipality under RSA 155-A (RSA 155-A).
- 5 of the county's towns take building permit applications online; the most common portal is iWorQ (2 towns).
- 2 towns file on paper, with the forms on the town website.
- In 3 towns, permits go through the town office rather than a separate building department.
- The Strafford County department records were checked against each town's official website on 2026-09-18.
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13 cities and towns in StraffordCounty, each with its building department’s contact details, permit portal or forms, the state rules on which home projects need a permit and who pulls it, and quotes from licensed contractors. No Strafford County town publishes a permit feed permits.llc can index yet, so there are no filings to show here.
Which building department to call in Strafford County
Find your town, then call its department or apply the way it takes applications. Each town’s page has the address, the hours where the town publishes them, and the permit rules.
Frequently asked questions
Which building department do I call in Strafford County?
New Hampshire leaves building permits, inspections and fees to each municipality under RSA 155-A (RSA 155-A). The table on this page lists each town's department with its phone and how to apply.
Which Strafford County towns does permits.llc cover?
All 13 cities and towns in Strafford County, each with its building department's contact details, the state rules on which home projects need a permit, and a form for quotes from licensed contractors.
Does permits.llc list permits filed in Strafford County?
Not yet. Strafford County's towns do not publish a permit feed permits.llc can index, so the town pages carry department contact details and permit rules rather than filings. Ask the town building department how to look up a permit by address.
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