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Sherwood, AR · Pulaski County

Sherwood Residential Addition or Remodel Permit Fees and Submittal Checklist

An addition to, or alteration of, an existing one- or two-family dwelling.

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Sherwood Fee Estimate

Fee Estimate

$

Permit valuation may differ from your construction budget when the city applies its own valuation method.

sq ft

Estimate · Sherwood, AR

Unavailable

Sherwood does not publish this fee schedule. Known fees below total $0.00. Call (501) 835-4753 for a quote.

  • Building permit feeUnavailable

    Sherwood adopted its building fee schedule by reference (Ord. 1599) and does not publish it. Only the new-home rate is codified.

  • Plan review feeUnavailable

    Sherwood does not publish a plan review fee.

Not included in this estimate

Trade permits (electrical, plumbing, mechanical); utility tap and impact fees, re-inspection fees, and other agency approvals.

Need sealed MEP drawings, permit expediting, or 3 bids from ACLB-licensed contractors in Sherwood?

Sources and Assumptions

Schedule
Sherwood Code Title 11 (§ 11.04.07)
Source reviewed on
October 20, 2026
Assumes
Residential occupancy; $90,000 valuation and 600 sq ft as entered.

PermitBasis is an independent planning resource. The issuing authority determines final fees and requirements.

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Common Project Values

Estimated Sherwood fees for residential addition or remodel projects at six standard sizes, computed with the same rules as the calculator. Trade permits excluded.

  • Bath or porch

    $25,000 · 200 sq ft

    Unavailable

  • Single room

    $50,000 · 400 sq ft

    Unavailable

  • Primary suite

    $90,000 · 600 sq ft

    Unavailable

  • Two-room addition

    $150,000 · 900 sq ft

    Unavailable

  • Second story

    $250,000 · 1,400 sq ft

    Unavailable

  • Whole-house remodel

    $400,000 · 2,500 sq ft

    Unavailable

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Central Arkansas Cost Comparison

The same project priced in all eight cities. Valuation-based cities (fee grows with project cost) and square-footage cities (fee grows with floor area) can differ widely for the same building. Full comparison →

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Sherwood Submittal Checklist

Required and conditional documents for this project type. Confirm this requirement with the city.

Submittal Checklist0 of 6 ready
  1. Sherwood permit application

    Submit through Sherwood Engineering, Permits & Planning. Include the project address, parcel number, owner, contractor and declared valuation.

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  2. Construction drawings

    Floor plan, foundation plan, wall section and elevations. Plans for one- and two-family dwellings generally do not require an architect's seal.

  3. Site plan or survey

    Property lines, setbacks, easements, building footprint, driveways and drainage. New commercial sites usually go through planning or site plan review first.

  4. Energy code compliance

    REScheck or equivalent showing compliance with the Arkansas Energy Code for the dwelling envelope.

    Arkansas energy code status ↗
  5. Arkansas contractor license verification

    Residential projects over $2,000 need an ACLB residential builder or home improvement license, unless the owner is building their own home.

    ACLB license lookup ↗
  6. Trade permits from licensed trades

    Electrical, plumbing and mechanical permits are pulled separately by Arkansas-licensed master electricians, plumbers and HVACR contractors.

Permit office

Sherwood Engineering, Permits & Planning

Confirm hours and submittal format with the city before you go.

Inspection Roadmap

  1. 1

    Footing

    After trenches are dug and steel is placed, before concrete

  2. 2

    Foundation / slab

    After under-slab plumbing, vapor barrier and steel, before the pour

  3. 3

    Rough-in: plumbing, electrical, mechanical

    After rough trade work, before walls are covered

  4. 4

    Framing

    After rough-ins pass, before insulation

  5. 5

    Insulation / energy

    After insulation, before drywall

  6. 6

    Trade finals

    Electrical, plumbing and mechanical finals

  7. 7

    Building final

    After all trade finals pass

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a residential addition or remodel permit cost in Sherwood, Arkansas?

Sherwood, AR does not publish the building permit fee for a $90,000 (600 sq ft) residential addition or remodel in a form PermitBasis can confirm, so no total is estimated. Call Sherwood Engineering, Permits & Planning at (501) 835-4753 for a quote.

Does Sherwood, AR calculate building permits by square footage or project valuation?

Sherwood prices new homes at $0.16 per square foot under roof. Fees for other building work come from a schedule the city adopted by reference but does not publish, so PermitBasis shows them as unavailable. Trade permits are billed per item (openings, fixtures, equipment).

How long does commercial plan review take in Sherwood, AR and what does it cost?

Sherwood does not publish a plan review fee. The city does not publish a plan review turnaround time; ask the permit desk for the current queue when you submit.

Do I need an Arkansas commercial contractor license to pull a permit in Sherwood?

Yes, for commercial work of $50,000 or more. Under A.C.A. § 17-25-101, any project other than a single-family residence costing $50,000 or more in labor and materials requires an Arkansas Contractors Licensing Board commercial license, and the building official must see proof of license before issuing the permit. Residential builders and remodelers need an ACLB residential license for jobs over $2,000. Splitting a contract to stay under a threshold is not allowed. Licensed electricians, plumbers and HVACR contractors pull their own trade permits in Sherwood.

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Sources and Assumptions

Schedule
Sherwood Code Title 11 (§ 11.04.07)
Source reviewed on
October 20, 2026
Data status
Some components are confirmed; unconfirmed components are marked Unavailable instead of estimated.
  • Work without a permit is a misdemeanor with fines of $100–$500 per offense (§ 11.01.04); no fee multiplier is published.
  • Fees for work other than new homes come from the schedule attached to Ord. 1599 / Ord. 2057, which is not published online. Re-inspection is $25.

PermitBasis is an independent planning resource. The issuing authority determines final fees and requirements.