Daviess County And OMPC
Owensboro and the unincorporated communities of Philpot, Maceo, and Utica go through OMPC for permits and inspections. Whitesville is the exception and starts at its own city hall.

We take on commercial roofing near Owensboro in Daviess, Muhlenberg, Ohio, Hancock, and McLean counties, from leak repairs to new membranes and metal roofs.
Is your building near Owensboro? We handle commercial roofing near Owensboro in the towns below; for anywhere else, call us or send us a message.
Counties and inspection offices from the Kentucky HBC county contact sheets; distance computed from Wikipedia town-center coordinates.
Each county routes commercial building inspection a little differently, so the first permit call changes with the town.
| Town | County | Building Inspection | Raise Early |
|---|---|---|---|
| Owensboro | Daviess | OMPC (planning commission) | Deck replacement, new curbs, drain changes |
| Central City | Muhlenberg | County local building inspector | Raised curbs and deck sections |
| Beaver Dam | Ohio | State building inspector | Changes to deck loads |
| Hartford | Ohio | State building inspector | Parapet and scupper work |
| Hawesville | Hancock | State building inspector | Electrical at rooftop units |
| Livermore | McLean | County local building inspector | Recover over existing layers |
| Calhoun | McLean | County local building inspector | Drain and gutter outlet changes |
| Philpot, Maceo, Utica | Daviess | OMPC | Confirm the address with OMPC |
| Whitesville | Daviess | Whitesville City Hall first | Which office issues the permit |
| Lewisport | Hancock | State building inspector | Edge metal and gutter changes |
City halls in each town can add their own rules for roofs inside city limits, so a call to the clerk comes before tear-off is scheduled.
Give us the building’s town and county when you call. We will tell you right away whether it falls inside the area we cover.
The roof work is the same from town to town. What changes is who reviews it and which detail draws the most attention.
Owensboro and the unincorporated communities of Philpot, Maceo, and Utica go through OMPC for permits and inspections. Whitesville is the exception and starts at its own city hall.
Muhlenberg and McLean counties list a local building inspector. Central City, Livermore, and Calhoun roof jobs start there, with questions about recover layers, deck sections, and raised curbs.
Ohio and Hancock counties list the Kentucky state building inspector for building work, so Beaver Dam, Hartford, Hawesville, and Lewisport projects with structural changes need time for state plan review.
Moving a disconnect or lifting conduit during a reroof can bring a separate electrical inspection. In Hancock County that runs through the judge-executive’s office or the city office, based on the address.
A few details about the building make the first walk shorter, whichever town it is in.
It depends on the county. OMPC covers Owensboro and Daviess County. Muhlenberg and McLean counties list a local building inspector, so Central City, Livermore, and Calhoun start there.
Ohio and Hancock counties list the state building inspector, which covers Beaver Dam, Hartford, and Hawesville. City halls can add rules inside city limits.
OMPC does, for Owensboro and Daviess County, with one exception: roof work inside Whitesville starts at Whitesville City Hall. Philpot, Maceo, and Utica fall under OMPC as well. A roof plan, the tear-off or recover plan, insulation details, and product data make the permit conversation faster.
The Kentucky Building Code, based on the 2015 International Building Code with Kentucky amendments, covering plans submitted on or after August 1, 2019. The sections that touch a reroof include roof coverings and wind resistance, reroofing and recover rules, edge securement, fire classification, and energy-code insulation.
Lewisport, Philpot, Whitesville, Maceo, and Utica, along with the six towns that have their own pages. Philpot, Maceo, and Utica permits go to OMPC, Whitesville starts with its city hall, and Lewisport follows Hancock County’s state inspector path. Every roof gets the same check of drains, flashing, and edge metal first.
Often only the permit office changes. A building on a county road answers to the county or state path in the table above, while one inside a city can also face that city’s rules. Confirming the address with the right office before ordering materials avoids a second trip.
Yes, for permits. OMPC covers Owensboro and the county, but roof work inside Whitesville city limits starts with Whitesville City Hall, which confirms the office that issues the permit. The roof inspection, scope, and estimate work the same way as anywhere else.
For building work, both sit in Hancock County, which lists the state building inspector. Electrical changes at rooftop units can involve a separate office there, so the address gets checked before units are disconnected or conduit is moved.
Central City, about 32 miles from Owensboro in a straight line, measured between town-center coordinates. Calhoun and Livermore sit closest, at roughly 17 and 19 miles. Distance changes the staging plan for crane and dumpster deliveries, while the inspection and roof work stay the same.
Send the town and a short note on the roof. We will confirm coverage and line up a roof walk and a free estimate.
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