Covers in Play automatic retractable enclosures are large. They cover swimming pools and patio areas. They protect the area from the elements, rain, wind and snow. They’re strong. They need foundations for the tracks. Most jurisdictions consider them as either additions or accessory buildings. Any construction undertaken on a property affecting an existing building, connecting to or built as an accessory building greater than 100 square feet typically requires a Building Permit from the local Building Department. This ensures that the construction meets all applicable codes and regulations. Permits also ensure that all local Bylaws and Ordinances are adhered to as well.
Covers in Play prepares engineered stamped design drawings for local Permit applications for every project.
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Are these structures available in British ||Columbia?
Yes these structures are available in British Columbia and across North America. Please contact us through https://www.coversinplay.com/get-a-quote.html or https://www.coversinplay.com/contact.html