Services · Commercial
Commercial review is stricter. The drawings have to be, too.
Accessibility, occupancy, exiting — more reviewers, less patience. We prepare sets for that audience.
If it doesn't need a permit, we'll say so.
What a commercial build-out turns on.
More reviewers, more ways to stall
Building, fire, health, accessibility — we coordinate one response, not four.
Accessibility is not optional
Your scope can trigger upgrades beyond it. The set addresses that head-on.
Every closed day costs rent
A complete set the first time and same-week corrections are the fastest path to opening.
A-2.0
How cities differ
Which departments review a TI, and what triggers upgrades, varies by city. We map the review path before submittal.
Your city
What does a tenant improvement take in your city?
If it doesn't need a permit, we'll say so.
The deliverables.
- 01Tenant improvement and small build-out sets
- 02Accessibility compliance in the drawings
- 03Multi-department submittal and coordinated corrections
- 04Expediting through issuance
A-4.0
What we don’t do
Larger commercial work legally requires an architect of record — when yours does, we say so and help you bring one in.
Asked about commercial work, specifically.
01Do you handle restaurant build-outs?
Small food-service projects, yes — they add county health review. Larger ones need an architect of record, and we'll say so up front.
02My landlord needs plans before the lease?
A preliminary layout can come first and grow into the permit set after signing.
Your project
Get a build-out quote for your space.
Send the address and what you have in mind — we’ll reply with what your city requires and the cost.
- What your city will ask for, specifically
- What we'd draw, and what needs an engineer
- A quote for the drawings, the expediting, or both
- A straight answer if it doesn't need a permit at all
If it doesn't need a permit, we'll say so.
Or send it now