Building Codes by State & Jurisdiction
Select any state to instantly see which building codebooks apply – including the adopted base code, effective period, and amendments.
Maryland Board of Plubming- Fuel Gas Code
Maryland Board of Plubming- Fuel Gas Code NFPA 54
Maryland Board of Plubming- Residential Code
Maryland Model Performance Code- National Electrical Code
Maryland Life Safety Code
Maryland Fire Code
Maryland Swimming Pool and Spa Code
Maryland Building Performance Standards- International Building Code
Maryland Building Rehabilitation Code
Maryland Building Performance Standards- International Residential Code
Maryland Green Construction Code
Maryland Building Performance Standards- International Energy Conservation Code
Maryland Model Performance Code- International Energy Conservation Code
Maryland Model Performance Code- International Mechanical Code
Maryland Model Performance Code- International Residential Code
Maryland Model Performance Code- International Plumbing Code
Maryland Model Performance Code- International Building Code
Maryland Electrical Code
Maryland Model Performance Code- National Electrical Code
Maryland Model Performance Code- International Green Construction Code
People also ask
Maryland has adopted 21 active building codes, including editions of the Maryland Board of Plubming- Liquefied Petroleum Gas Code NFPA 58, Maryland Board of Plubming- Fuel Gas Code, Maryland Board of Plubming- Fuel Gas Code NFPA 54. Use the list above to verify the specific year and edition for your project.
No, Maryland generally mandates statewide building code adoption, ensuring consistent construction standards across all jurisdictions.
Most states, including Maryland, review and adopt new building code editions every 3 to 6 years, typically following the triennial publication cycles of the ICC and NFPA.
Maryland's current building code adoption is based on the 2024 edition cycle. Check the code cards above for specific edition years for each code type (IBC, IRC, IFC, etc.).
Maryland publishes statewide amendments. The amendment type for each code is indicated by the badge (As Is, State Amended, or State Edition) on each code card above.
Permit requirements in Maryland depend on the locally adopted building codes shown above. Contact your local building department for specific permit thresholds and submittal requirements. The code edition in effect on your permit application date determines which requirements apply to your project.