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New Drainage Rules Push Outdoor Shower Permits Higher

New 2026 coastal codes are reshaping how outdoor showers are designed and permitted. Homeowners must now meet stricter drainage, water efficiency, and environmental standards. With permit costs from 300 to 1500 dollars and installations averaging 3800 dollars, understanding these updates ensures compliance, protects coastal ecosystems, and keeps your post beach rinse perfectly legal.

JJohn Allman
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