Order a Jupiter, Tequesta and Juno Beach Construction Permit 2026 — Admirals Cove, Jupiter Island, Loxahatchee River and Juno Isles Services

Need to order a Jupiter, Tequesta and Juno Beach construction permit in 2026? Endless Life Design schedules same-week construction permits across Jupiter neighborhoods including Admirals Cove, Loxahatchee Club, Jupiter Inlet Colony, Tequesta Country Club, Egret Landing, Maplewood, Mallory Creek, The Bluffs, Bluffs River Ridge, Cypress Cove, Pennock Point and Abacoa, Tequesta neighborhoods including Tequesta Country Club, Country Club Estates, Tequesta Pines and Bermuda Terrace, plus Juno Beach including Juno Isles, Loxahatchee Sound Estates and Juno Beach Pier district. Order your permit today through our licensed permit expediter team near you.

Jupiter permit fees in 2026 run $385 USD to $4,250 USD for residential remodels, $1,850 USD to $14,500 USD for commercial TIs, $14,500 USD to $185,000 USD for new construction. Application fees through Jupiter ePlan portal include $115 USD base, $245 USD to $585 USD per-discipline review, $185 USD field inspections, plus 2.2 percent Florida surcharge. Tequesta uses CitizenServe portal and Juno Beach uses iWorQ with similar fees.

Wind-borne debris region — all three towns outside HVHZ. WBDR at 165 to 170 mph exposure C inland and 170 to 175 mph exposure D coastal. Florida Product Approval acceptable as alternative to Miami-Dade NOA. Government brochures sometimes claim HVHZ — corrected FBC Chapter 1620 limits to Miami-Dade and Broward only.

Admirals Cove and Loxahatchee Club Jupiter — luxury gated waterfront communities with extensive dock, seawall, boat lift permit activity. Dock permits $585 USD to $8,500 USD with Jupiter, Palm Beach County ERM, FDEP Submerged Lands and US Army Corps of Engineers Section 10 joint review. Marina permits up to $48,000 USD for multi-slip private and community marinas. Seawall replacement $1,250 USD to $8,500 USD per linear foot.

Jupiter Inlet Colony — small barrier island town of about 400 residents north of Jupiter Inlet. Direct ocean and Intracoastal frontage on most properties. Extensive CCCL permitting under FDEP at $1,850 USD to $14,500 USD with sea turtle lighting compliance May 1 through October 31, dune walkover engineering, mandatory 75-foot habitat setback typical.

Loxahatchee River and Loxahatchee Wild and Scenic River — federally designated wild and scenic river segment requires enhanced environmental review for any waterfront work. Loxahatchee River District (LRD) provides utilities for portions of Jupiter and Tequesta. River-adjacent permits require LRD review at $385 USD additional plus FDEP National Wild and Scenic Rivers Act consultation under Federal Register 1985 designation.

Abacoa Jupiter — New Urbanist master-planned community with mixed-use, retail, residential and Roger Dean Stadium. Form-based code with pedestrian-friendly facade requirements, mandatory ground-floor retail in commercial overlay, structured parking requirements, and architectural compatibility analysis. Commercial TIs run $4,850 USD to $48,000 USD.

Tequesta Village charm — small village of approximately 6,000 residents with stringent low-density character and design review through Tequesta Architectural Review Committee. Review fees $385 USD to $1,250 USD with mandatory pre-application meeting. Tequesta Country Club provides golf community with HOA design review additional.

Juno Beach Pier district — small town centered on the iconic Juno Beach Fishing Pier. Substantial CCCL frontage requires FDEP CCCL permit at $1,850 USD to $14,500 USD with sea turtle lighting compliance. The Loggerhead Marinelife Center is located in Juno Beach, and sea turtle compliance is enforced strictly.

Coastal Construction Control Line — entire barrier island portions of all three towns are east of CCCL. Sea turtle nesting season May 1 through October 31 (corrected from sometimes-cited June 1). Mandatory amber LED lighting, fully shielded fixtures, no lights visible from beach.

Sunshine 811 mandatory 2 full business days before excavation. Jupiter Utilities through Loxahatchee River District for some areas, FPL for electric, Florida Public Utilities natural gas in serviced corridors. Striking buried utility triggers $20,000 USD damage plus emergency repair.

Tree protection — Jupiter Code Section 27-1681 protects 6-inch DBH plus specimens, Tequesta Code Chapter 4 protects 4-inch DBH plus specimens, Juno Beach Code Chapter 36 protects 6-inch DBH plus specimens. Specimen species include slash pine, live oak, sabal palmetto, gumbo limbo, sea grape, royal palm. Removal $245 USD to $885 USD per tree, 2 to 1 specimen replacement.

Palm Beach County ERM environmental review — wetlands, surface water, wells, fuel storage at $245 USD to $1,850 USD typical.

Wellfield protection zones — Loxahatchee River District wellfields with 200-foot to 1,000-foot protection zones under Palm Beach County Code Article 9.

Senate Bill 4D milestone inspections — limited high-rise inventory in all three towns but coastal buildings 3 stories or higher within 3 miles of coastline require Phase 1 milestone inspection at 25 years and 10-year recertification.

Permits expire 180 days, single 90-day extension $115 USD, reinspections $185 USD each. Survey 12 months, $800 USD to $8,500 USD to renew. Three licensed engineers as backup recommended for waterfront and CCCL work. Government fee invoices audited and appealed. Never accept early start. Notice of Commencement before first excavation, Notice of Termination within 30 days of CO. Contractors must hold Florida DBPR Certified License, $1,000,000 USD liability commercial, $300,000 USD residential, workers compensation, current Palm Beach County local business tax. Unpaid contractors file liens within 90 days. Order your Jupiter, Tequesta and Juno Beach construction permit today.