Like a detective searching through files, we will show you exactly how to find the NOA number you need. No more guessing, no more rejected permits.
Open Official NOA DatabaseSee how to find NOA numbers in the Miami-Dade database
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This confirms the document is an official Miami-Dade County Notice of Acceptance, not a Florida Product Approval or other approval type.
The unique identifier and expiration date. Always verify the NOA has not expired before using the product.
The company that makes the product. The product must come from this manufacturer to be covered by this NOA.
Specific model and size ranges covered. Your product must match these specifications exactly.
Design pressure, wind zone, and impact ratings. These must meet or exceed your project requirements from wind load calculations.
NOA stands for Notice of Acceptance. It is Miami-Dade County's approval that a product meets High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) requirements. Products used in Miami-Dade and Broward HVHZ areas must have a valid NOA.
Search the official Miami-Dade County Product Control database at productapproval.miamidade.gov. You can search by product name, manufacturer, or NOA number if you have it.
Each NOA has an expiration date listed in the document. Check that the expiration date has not passed. Also verify the NOA covers your specific application - installation method, building height, and wind zone requirements.
No, not in the HVHZ. Florida Product Approvals are accepted in most of Florida, but Miami-Dade and Broward HVHZ areas require the stricter NOA approval. The NOA testing is more rigorous.
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