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St. Lucie County code violations: what to do next

Look up your case on the official portal, check the official records for a recorded lien, and get the problem behind the notice fixed. 360 Home Improvements, a Florida Certified Building Contractor (CBC1267336), does the work and pulls the permit when the job needs one.

How code enforcement works in St. Lucie County

Port St. Lucie and Fort Pierce run their own code enforcement, and St. Lucie County handles the unincorporated area. Cases that are not corrected in time usually go to a special magistrate or a code enforcement board. Recorded orders and liens appear in the official records kept by the St. Lucie County Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller.

This is general information, not legal advice. Your notice, and the office that sent it, are the authority on your case: the deadline, the hearing date and what has to be corrected.

County seat
Fort Pierce
Places in the county include
Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce, St. Lucie Village
High-Velocity Hurricane Zone
No. The statewide Florida Building Code wind rules apply.

Find your case

We are not affiliated with St. Lucie County or any city. Portal links go to official government sites.

  1. Check who sent the notice. It names the city or county, the case number and usually a compliance date.
  2. Search that office's portal below by case number or property address.
  3. Check the official records for anything recorded against the property, such as an order or a lien.

Code case and permit search

Your city is not listed? Not every city puts its code cases online. The office named on your notice can tell you where your case stands.

Liens and recorded orders

Code enforcement orders and liens that have been recorded are public records. Search by the owner's name as it appears on the deed.

Search St. Lucie County Clerk of the Circuit Court & Comptroller official records (opens the official site in a new tab)Official site · acclaimweb.stlucieclerk.gov

Who fixes it

Code Violation Solver is run by 360 Home Improvements, a Florida Certified Building Contractor (CBC1267336). We fix the condition your notice describes and pull the permit when the work needs one. Electrical, plumbing and air conditioning work is done by our Florida-licensed subcontractors under their own trade permits. Check the licence with the Florida DBPR.

Send us your notice details

Tell us the city in St. Lucie County, what the notice cites and the compliance date if it has one. We call you back to set a time to look at the property.

We use your details only for this request. Not legal advice; for legal questions about your case, contact the code office named on your notice or a Florida attorney. See the privacy page.

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