When a Land Occupation Permit for Construction Hoarding Is Required
Whenever construction hoarding is installed occupying pavements, streets or other public spaces, a municipal permit is mandatory. Without a permit, you risk penalties, suspension of works and legal consequences.
What the Construction Hoarding Permit Covers
The permit allows hoarding to be installed in compliance with regulations to fence off construction sites, helping to protect passers-by, keep public space well organised and ensure compliance with local rules.
Who This Service Is For
This service is designed for:
- Construction companies
- Condominium administrators
- Private individuals starting building works that require hoarding on public land
What Our Full Service Includes
Our service includes:
- Technical site survey and assessment of the area
- Preparation of the documentation required by the municipality
- Submission of the application
- Monitoring of the process
- Collection and delivery of the permit obtained
Documents Required
Generally required documents include:
- Site plan of the area involved
- Photos of the current condition of the site
- ID document of the applicant
- Municipal form (completed by us)
- Power of attorney, if applicable
Timeframes and Costs
Average time: 5–15 working days
Costs: vary depending on the area occupied, the duration of the occupation and the relevant municipality. We offer free, tailored quotes.
What Happens Without a Permit
Without authorisation, you risk:
- Fines of up to €1,000
- An order to halt the construction site
- Forced removal of the hoarding
- Civil and criminal liability in the event of damage
