Step 1: Project Assessment & Authority Research
Typical Duration: 1-2 business days.
Step 2: Initial Drafting & Code Integration
Typical Duration: 3-5 business days.
Step 3: Detailed Documentation & Quality Assurance
Typical Duration: 2-4 business days.
Step 4: Client Review & Final Revisions
Typical Duration: 1-2 business days.
Step 5: Final Submission Package Delivery
Typical Duration: 1 business day.







Our Permit and Approval Drawing services cover everything from simple residential additions to complex new commercial builds. We create the specific documentation that building departments require.
While architects handle creative design, we specialize in the technical phase. We translate a design into a fully code-compliant set of Permit and Approval Drawings engineered for approval.
The most common reason is incomplete or inaccurate documentation. This often includes missing site plan information, incorrect setback calculations, or insufficient construction details. Our process is designed to eliminate these common errors and ensure the submission package is complete from the start.
Before drafting begins, we conduct thorough research into the specific building codes and zoning bylaws for your exact location to ensure our Permit and Approval Drawings are compliant.
While our approval rate is excellent, we can quickly make any necessary revisions to the permit drawings for a fast and successful resubmission if a plan checker provides feedback.
Yes, as part of our service, we can complete the technical information on the application forms, ensuring it matches the details on the Permit and Approval Drawings.
The timeline depends on complexity, but our streamlined process is designed for speed. A simple residential project can often be completed in 7-10 business days, while a more complex commercial project may take 10-15 business days. We also offer a 5-day rush service.
Absolutely. We specialize in "permit rescue" projects. We will analyze the rejection letters and create a revised set of Permit and Approval Drawings that directly addresses the authority's concerns.
It depends on your project's scope and location. Many projects require a structural engineer's stamp for elements like foundations or beam calculations. While we are not engineers, we can coordinate with an engineer to ensure their drawings and calculations are seamlessly integrated into our final permit package.
You will receive a complete, ready-to-submit digital package. This typically includes the final drawing set in PDF format, exactly as required by the building department, as well as the original editable CAD (DWG) files for your records and for your contractor's use.

