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Garage Door Permit Downloads — Free NOA Spec Sheets & Permit Documents

Everything you need for a garage door permit in Broward, Palm Beach, and Miami-Dade County — hurricane-rated door specifications, Miami-Dade NOA product approvals, and wind pressure ratings. Downloaded by homeowners and contractors across South Florida.

Valid through February 21, 2029

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Permit Downloads

Miami-Dade NOA #23-1204.03 — 16'x7' W8 Hurricane-Rated Garage Door

Notice of Acceptance with wind pressure ratings and installation details for permit submittal.

Valid through February 21, 2029

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County Permit Forms — Broward, Palm Beach & Miami-Dade

Every form a garage door permit packet needs, organized by county. Forms hosted by the counties open on their official sites; always confirm you have the current revision before submitting.

Broward County

Broward permits require the countywide Uniform Building Permit Application plus the Uniform Retrofit Window & Door Schedule (BORA Policy 20-01) for every garage door replacement.

  • Broward County Uniform Building Permit Application

    The countywide application accepted by every Broward municipality for a garage door permit.

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  • Uniform Retrofit Window & Door Schedule (BORA Policy 20-01)

    Required schedule listing each opening, product approval number, and design pressure.

    PDF
  • Broward County Voluntary Wind Load Chart

    Design pressure chart used to confirm the required PSF rating for your door size and roof height.

    PDF
  • Owner-Builder Affidavit & Disclosure Statement

    Required only if a homeowner pulls the permit themselves instead of using a licensed contractor.

    PDF
  • Notice of Commencement (Ch. 713)

    Recorded lien-law notice required before inspection on jobs over $5,000.

    PDF

Palm Beach County

Palm Beach County is a Wind-Borne Debris Region (not HVHZ). Doors need a Florida Product Approval or Miami-Dade NOA with design pressures matching your opening.

  • Palm Beach County Building Permit Application

    PZB Building Division permit application used for garage door replacement permits.

    PDF
  • Owner/Builder Affidavit & Disclosure Statement

    Homeowner exemption disclosure required when the owner pulls the permit.

    PDF
  • Notice of Commencement (with instructions)

    Chapter 713 notice form and completion instructions for Palm Beach County permits.

    PDF
  • Type 3(A) Application Sufficiency Checklist

    Exterior alteration checklist covering the window & door schedule and product approval submittal.

    PDF
  • Type 1 & 1-I Application Sufficiency Checklist

    General sufficiency checklist referencing wind-load and product documentation requirements.

    PDF

Miami-Dade County

Miami-Dade is HVHZ. A current Miami-Dade NOA is mandatory, and the overhead door checklist lists exactly what plans reviewers look for.

  • Miami-Dade Building Permit Application

    Standard Regulatory & Economic Resources permit application form.

    PDF
  • Overhead / Garage Door Permit Checklist

    Miami-Dade review checklist for sectional overhead garage doors in the HVHZ.

    PDF
  • NOA General Submittal Information

    Product Control guidance on Notice of Acceptance requirements for approved products.

    PDF
  • Owner-Builder Disclosure Statement

    Required disclosure when a homeowner applies as their own contractor.

    PDF
  • Notice of Commencement

    Chapter 713 lien-law notice form used with Miami-Dade permits.

    PDF

Garage Door Permit Downloads — Miami-Dade NOA & Hurricane Door Spec Sheets

If you're pulling a garage door permit anywhere in Broward, Palm Beach, or Miami-Dade County, the building department will require a Miami-Dade Notice of Acceptance (NOA) — the official product approval proving your door is rated for the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ). This page gives you the NOA spec sheet download and everything you need to know before you buy or permit a hurricane-rated door.

What is a Miami-Dade NOA?

A Notice of Acceptance is Miami-Dade County's product approval document. It certifies that a garage door assembly — panels, tracks, springs, and attachment hardware together — passed the toughest wind and impact testing in the country. Every building department in Broward and Miami-Dade counties requires a current NOA with your permit application. An expired NOA is the #1 reason garage door permits get rejected.

The current approval on file for the 16'x7' W8 hurricane-rated door we install is Miami-Dade NOA #23-1204.03, valid through February 21, 2029 — that is the exact document available for download above.

What the spec sheet tells you

Design pressure rating — e.g., +46.0/-50.0 PSF for a W8-reinforced 16'x7' door. This must meet or exceed the required design pressure for your opening (for a typical single-story home in Broward County, a 16'x7' door needs +37.0/-45.0 PSF per the Broward County wind load chart).

Impact rating — Broward and Miami-Dade require large-missile impact resistance on ALL garage doors, even solid doors with no windows.

Maximum door size covered by the approval.

Installation drawings — the exact jamb attachment, fastener schedule, and track configuration the inspector will check on-site.

Do I need a permit to replace a garage door in South Florida?

Yes — every garage door replacement in Broward, Palm Beach, and Miami-Dade counties requires a building permit, even a like-for-like swap. The permit packet must include the product approval (NOA), a completed Broward County Uniform Retrofit Window & Door Schedule (BORA Policy 20-01) for Broward jurisdictions, and the manufacturer's installation instructions. The full NOA must also be available at the job site during inspection.

Skip the paperwork headache: Garage Doors USA handles the entire permit process for you — application, NOA documentation, wind load schedule, HOA notification forms, and inspection scheduling. Call 754-203-6020 for a free quote.

Which hurricane-rated door do I need?

Your situationWhat you need
Single-story home, Broward CountyW8-rated door, +37.0/-45.0 PSF required (16'x7')
Corner-zone opening or coastal exposureHigher rated pressures — we calculate it free
Miami-Dade CountyMiami-Dade NOA mandatory
Any home in the HVHZLarge-missile impact rating — mandatory, windows or not

Why South Florida homeowners choose Garage Doors USA

  • Licensed & insured Florida garage door contractor
  • We pull the permit and pass the inspection — start to finish
  • Hurricane-rated, NOA-approved doors in stock: 8'x7', 9'x7', 16'x7' and custom sizes
  • Installed exactly to the NOA drawings — the way inspectors check it
  • Serving Broward County, Palm Beach County & Miami-Dade County — 754-203-6020

Local permit help in Boca Raton, Coral Springs, Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, Parkland.

Garage Doors USA is an independent licensed installer. NOA documents are public records of Miami-Dade County. Door brand names are property of their respective manufacturers.

Page last verified: August 10, 2026

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