About the firm
Twelve years of plans, permits, and plan-check letters.
If it doesn't need a permit, we'll say so.
- Legal name
- RG Permits & Design Services, Inc.
- Entity
- California corporation · C3614811
- Incorporated
- October 25, 2013
- Status
- Active · good standing
- Based
- Woodland Hills, CA
- Serves
- Greater Los Angeles · 5 counties
Everything here is how we work, or a fact you can verify on the public record.
The firm
One job since 2013: getting building projects from an idea to an issued permit.
Two halves under one roof — the drawings, and the expediting. Nothing falls in the gap between the designer and the person at the counter.
Homeowners, investors and contractors, from bathroom permits to ADUs and small commercial — permitted across five Southern California counties.
- 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.
Four habits that keep projects moving.
- 01
Feasibility before fees
If it can't be permitted, you hear it before paying for drawings.
- 02
Drawn to the checklist
Every set is built against your city's actual requirements.
- 03
Corrections are the job
Plan-check comments are normal. We answer them fast, until the permit issues.
- 04
Straight answers about scope
If your project needs a licensed architect or engineer, we say so and bring one in.
Your project
Bring us the idea. We'll bring the paperwork.
If it doesn't need a permit, we'll say so.
What we are, and what we're not.
What we do
- Drafting and design, residential and small commercial
- Permit applications, submittal and expediting
- Plan-check corrections and resubmittals
- Licensed engineers, coordinated
- Legalizing existing unpermitted work
What we don't do
- Construction — your licensed contractor builds from the approved set
- Stamping structural calculations — that's a licensed engineer's work
- Guaranteeing a city's timeline — nobody controls a plan-check queue
- Projects requiring an architect of record — we flag them and help you hire one
Talk to the people who'll actually do the work.
No sales team, no handoff. Describe the project; get a straight answer and a quote.
If it doesn't need a permit, we'll say so.