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Where we plan projects in Kentucky
Service areas in Kentucky are still being confirmed. The communities below are where we are planning first; availability is checked for every project address before anything is scheduled.
- Jefferson County
Louisville
Louisville Metro's housing ranges from homes built before 1940 to newer subdivisions, and about six in ten homes were built before 1980. Typical projects include kitchen and bath updates, roof replacement after storms, repair lists, commercial fit-outs and new homes on karst ground and flood-prone sites.
Louisville projects - Fayette County
Lexington
Lexington-Fayette's housing is newer than Louisville's, and about four in ten homes are townhomes or units in multi-unit buildings. Common projects include kitchen and bath remodels, basement finishing, roof replacement and additions. Most remodels need a city permit, and the city has historic overlay districts with their own review board.
Lexington projects - Warren County
Bowling Green
Bowling Green's housing is newer than Kentucky's as a whole, with a median year built of 1991 against 1982 statewide, and a large share of homes are apartments and rentals. Typical projects include kitchen and bath updates, rental repairs, roofing and new homes. The city sits on karst ground, and its permits cover most construction, repair and demolition work.
Bowling Green projects - Daviess County
Owensboro
Owensboro is a city of mostly detached homes, and about two in three were built before 1980. Common projects include kitchen and bath remodels in older houses, roof replacement, repairs and additions. Building permits and inspections for Owensboro and Daviess County, outside Whitesville, run through the Owensboro Metropolitan Planning Commission.
Owensboro projects - McCracken County
Paducah
Paducah's housing is older than Kentucky's as a whole, with many homes built before 1960. Typical projects include kitchen and bath remodels, exterior repairs and roofing. Historic zones add exterior review, mapped flood areas need their own permit, and western Kentucky's earthquake exposure is part of structural planning.
Paducah projects - Kenton County
Covington
Covington's housing is much older than Kentucky's as a whole, with a median year built of 1947 against 1982 statewide, and it includes many small multi-unit buildings. Common projects include kitchen and bath remodels, exterior repairs, roofing and work in two- to four-unit buildings. A city zoning permit comes before the Kenton County building permit, and historic overlay zones need approval for exterior work.
Covington projects - Boyd County
Ashland
Ashland is a northeast Kentucky city of mostly detached homes, and about three in four were built before 1980. Typical projects include kitchen and bath updates, repair lists, roofing and additions to older houses. The city's building inspection division issues permits for new buildings, additions, renovations and trade work.
Ashland projects
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