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Choose one step or the full path. Every engagement starts with a written scope that lists exactly what you receive.
Four ways to begin. Pick the one that fits and we’ll take it from there.
Still deciding whether the parcel can take the project? A feasibility study reads the zoning and the local code for that address, notes what the intake desk expects, and lays out the order of steps that office already publishes. You get a clear picture of the path before you spend on drawings.
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No sheets yet, or the ones you have were not drawn for this jurisdiction? Our local design partner can prepare a permit set with those local rules in mind. We coordinate the set and the submittal around it.
Start with plans
The drawings are ready to send. We look for gaps, assemble the application, and file it with the office that reviews the parcel.
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The file has gone quiet, or comments came back. We find out where it sits, list what still needs an answer, and work with the person who owns the drawings on the response.
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Research the zoning, code and submittal requirements for a specific property before you commit to drawings, and map the permit path the jurisdiction publishes.
Assemble the application, forms and a plain-language scope so the submittal matches what the reviewing jurisdiction asks for.
File the package through the jurisdiction's intake process and keep a clear record of what was submitted and when.
When a reviewer asks for changes, organize the response, collect revised sheets from your designer, and resubmit.
One point of contact from first research to permit issuance: feasibility, preparation, submittal and corrections under a single written scope.
MISSING PAPERWORK
Some submittals need items like C3 calcs. If you don't have them, we can get them from trusted local professionals we work with and coordinate the whole thing. You get one bill, from us.
Every project gets one fixed price, agreed in writing up front, with all correction cycles through approval included. These are the things that set that price. Jurisdiction fees are separate and paid to the city or county.
Each city and the county has its own forms, intake steps and review path.
Size, structure, site constraints and the number of review disciplines involved.
Whether drawings, surveys and engineering already exist or still need to be produced.
Engineering, energy calculations, stormwater or other specialists the project requires.
How many open comments there are, and how far along the review already is.
Permit coordination for a new detached ADU or a conversion of existing space.
Room additions, second stories, garage additions and similar expansions of an existing home.
Single-family new-construction permit coordination, from a complete drawing set through building permit review.
Interior and exterior alterations that need a building permit, including work that changes structure or egress.
Decks, porches, detached garages and similar accessory structures that need a building permit.
Correction cycles are included. Each project has one fixed price, agreed in writing up front, and it covers every round of corrections until the permit is approved.
The jurisdiction decides. Review times and approval are set by the city or county. No one can guarantee an approval, and we don't.
Tell us where the project stands and we'll take it from there.
We reply to quote requests within 1 to 2 business days.
