Woodland Hills · Est. 2013
Plans drawn. Permits approved.
Drawings, permits, and plan-check corrections — handled, for homeowners and contractors across Greater LA.
If it doesn't need a permit, we'll say so.
Projects don't stall on the job site. They stall at the counter.
Drawings the city won't accept
Incomplete sets get rejected, and every rejection costs weeks. We draft to your city's own checklist.
Every city has its own rulebook
Setbacks, energy code, submittal formats — all different by city. We know which counter wants what.
Nobody owns the follow-up
Applications sit unless someone chases them. That's the expediting half of what we do.
Sound familiar?
Tell us where your project is stuck.
If it doesn't need a permit, we'll say so.
Four steps, from idea to issued permit.
- 01Step one
Consult & measure
Consult & measure
We check what your city requires, quote the job, and measure the site.
Fixed scope and quote
- 02Step two
Design & drawings
Design & drawings
We produce the full permit set, with licensed engineers where structure calls for them.
Permit-ready plan set
- 03Step three
Submittal & expediting
Submittal & expediting
We file with the city and keep the application moving through review.
Application in review
- 04Step four
Corrections to approval
Corrections to approval
We answer plan-check comments and resubmit until the permit issues.
Issued permit
If it needs drawings and a permit, it's ours.
- 01Permit expeditingView →Submittal, tracking and corrections — for our plans or yours.
- 02Architectural drafting & designView →Permit-ready plan sets, drawn to your city's checklist.
- 03ADU plans & permitsView →Backyard units and conversions, from feasibility to permit.
- 04Garage conversionsView →Living space or a full ADU — permitted, not improvised.
- 05Home additionsView →Room additions and second stories, engineered and permitted.
- 06Kitchen & bath remodelsView →Permit sets for the remodels cities actually check.
- 07Whole-home remodelsView →Down-to-the-studs remodels, permitted as one coordinated set.
- 08Commercial & tenant improvementsView →Small build-outs and TIs, drawn and expedited.
If it doesn't need a permit, we'll say so.
- 012013In business sinceIncorporated October 25, 2013
- 02C3614811California corporationActive · good standing
- 0323Permitted projects≈ $873K in recent years, per public permit records
- 045Counties permitted inLA · Orange · Ventura · San Bernardino · Riverside
- 0512+Years at itBased in Woodland Hills, CA
Every figure is from the public record — the CA Secretary of State and city permit databases.
- 2013
- Incorporated
- C3614811
- CA corporation, active
- 5
- Counties permitted in
Who you're hiring
Twelve years of plans, permits, and plan-check letters.
One job since 2013: getting projects from idea to issued permit. All of it on the public record.
Asked before people send the address.
01Do I need a permit for my project?
If it touches structure, plumbing, gas, electrical or the footprint — almost certainly. Like-for-like finish work usually doesn't. Asking us is free.
02How long does plan check take?
Depends on the city, season and scope — anyone quoting a number without knowing all three is guessing. We'll tell you how your city is actually running.
03What are plan-check corrections?
The city's comment list after review. Nearly every application gets some; answering them fast is the biggest timeline lever anyone controls.
04Can you legalize unpermitted work?
Usually — as-built drawings, a permit application, and whatever corrections the city requires. Far better done on your schedule than during escrow.
05Do you do the construction too?
No — we draw and permit; a licensed contractor builds. That split is by design.
Your city
Every city is different. We'll tell you what yours requires.
If it doesn't need a permit, we'll say so.
Start with the drawings, or start with a question.
Send the project and the address — we'll reply with what it needs and what it costs.
If it doesn't need a permit, we'll say so.