Decks
Check size / scopeRegina requires a building and development permit for all covered decks and for uncovered decks more than 0.60 m high.
Regina, SK
Regina identifies finished or altered basements, foundation repairs, decks, fireplaces, garages, swimming pools, additions and secondary suites among residential projects requiring permits.
Official sources checked Sep. 28, 2026
Pick the project that matches your work. These are starting rules for Regina; property-specific zoning, heritage and trade approvals can still apply.
Regina requires a building and development permit for all covered decks and for uncovered decks more than 0.60 m high.
Regina requires permits for sheds and other new structures, while an accessory building under 10 m² can be exempt if it does not create a hazard.
Regina lists development of recreation rooms/basements among work requiring a building permit.
Regina lists secondary suites among work requiring a building permit.
Regina lists additions to existing buildings or structures among permit-required work.
Regina requires permits for building alterations but lists cosmetic work such as cabinets, painting and decorating among no-building-permit work.
Regina’s permit rules cover repair and alteration to existing buildings/structures, including regulated structural work.
Regina provides a residential building-permit application route for private swimming pools.
Regina lists garages among new buildings/structures that require a building permit.
Regina’s residential permit system covers mechanical/plumbing work when part of regulated construction, but does not expose one blanket trade-permit answer for every repair or replacement.
Regina explicitly states that a building permit is not required to build a fence, although height, placement and other bylaw requirements still apply.
Confirm the wall and site conditions with the City before construction.
Regina requires a demolition permit for a full building such as a garage or house; demolition of only walls/interior portions is routed through a renovation building permit instead.
Use the municipality’s permit office for current forms, fees, drawings and questions about your property.
Use Regina’s building and demolition permit page to choose the project type and apply through eBuild where available.
Use these official links to confirm the current rule for your Regina property.
Sources checked Sep. 28, 2026. Requirements can change; the municipality makes the final permit decision.
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