Shed, fence, pool and carport permits in Nash County, NC

Filing in Nash County, NC · updated October 27, 2026

How Nash County takes applications: online, on its OpenGov permit portal (countyofnashnc.portal.opengov.com).

We can file it for you, $125: we fill in Nash County's application for shed, gazebo or pergola, carport, above-ground pool or hot tub, shed or garage demolition, fence and driveway permits (and more) on the portal, submit it and answer the town's questions about it. The town's filing fee due at submission is included up to $75. If we can't submit your application, you get your money back. (Permit expediters typically charge $350 or more for the same paperwork.) How filing works

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How Nash County takes permit applications

Nash County, North Carolina takes residential permit applications online, on its OpenGov permit portal (countyofnashnc.portal.opengov.com). The application is filled in on the portal and the town reviews it there.

Not sure whether your project needs a permit at all? Enter your Nash County address in the box above. You get an answer for your exact property in about a minute, free.

We can file it with Nash County for you

For the projects below, DoINeedAPermit.org files the application on Nash County's portal for you. You answer a few questions and sign once, and we fill in the town's application, submit it and handle the town's questions about it. We email you at every step and send you the permit when it's issued.

What it costs

$125.00 to file, paid when you sign. That includes Nash County's filing fee due when the application goes in, up to $75.00. If the town charges more than that to file, we email you a link for the rest before we submit, or refund you in full if you'd rather not.

If Nash County sets a permit fee after it reviews the application, we email you a link to pay it, plus a small payment handling fee, and pay the town for you. If we can't submit your application, you get your money back.

Prefer to file it yourself? The $24.99 Filing Kit gives you the answer for your address, what Nash County needs from you and step-by-step filing instructions.

Check my Nash County address →