Stationary Business Licensing in Brampton
A stationary business is a business that operates from a fixed location within the City of Brampton and requires a municipal business licence.
The City licences more than 30 types of stationary businesses. Common examples include:
Whether you are applying for a new licence or renewing an existing one, applicants must meet all applicable licensing requirements before a licence can be issued or renewed.
Depending on the type of business, additional approvals or documentation may be required, including zoning approval for new applications, proof of insurance and approvals from other agencies where applicable.
The City also maintains a list of licensed contractors to help residents verify they are hiring a City-licensed business.
Stationary Business Licence Application
Stationary Business Licences Requirements
Adult Entertainment Establishment Licences
Applications and renewals for Adult Entertainment Establishment licences are processed in person by appointment at City Hall. Review the
applications and requirements here.
Book an Appointment
Driveway Paving Contractor Licence Requirements
Driveway paving contractors must be licensed by the City of Brampton before performing work in the city.
Applicants must submit a
Stationary Business Licence application, complete required training (if required) and meet all requirements before a licence is issued or renewed.
For full details on requirements and training, visit the
Driveway Paving page.
Roofing Contractors
Roofing contractors must be licensed by the City of Brampton, including those performing roof-related repairs and installations.
Applicants must submit a
Stationary Business Licence application under “Building Renovator” and meet all requirements before a licence is issued or renewed.
For more information on requirements or licensing, contact
licensing@brampton.ca.
Short-Term Rental Licences
Short-term rentals are accommodations provided in a dwelling unit for stays of less than 28 consecutive days in exchange for payment. This does not include hotels, motels or bed and breakfasts.
Short-term rental operators must be licensed by the City of Brampton and comply with all requirements under the
Short-Term Rental By-law.
Applicants must submit a
completed application and meet all licensing requirements before a licence can be issued.
Operators must maintain general liability insurance with a minimum coverage of $2 million. Coverage may be provided through either a homeowner’s policy or a personal liability policy.
Operators must provide 15 days’ notice of any cancellation, expiry or change to required insurance coverage.
A licence may be suspended or revoked if requirements are not met.
Learn more about short-term rentals here.
Enforcement
The City monitors licensed businesses and rental operators to ensure compliance with all applicable by-laws.
Where requirements are not met, enforcement action may be taken, including administrative penalties, provincial offences, including summons to court, orders to comply or licence suspension or revocation where applicable.
Contact
For questions about business licensing, contact 905.874.2101 or email:
licensing@brampton.ca
