Services · Permit expediting
Your application, worked until it issues.
Filing is easy. The work is tracking review and answering corrections fast.
If it doesn't need a permit, we'll say so.
What moving an application actually takes.
Intake done right the first time
An application bounced at intake hasn't even started its clock.
Status tracked, not assumed
We follow up on a schedule, so a stalled file gets noticed in days.
Corrections turned around fast
Every day a correction letter sits is a day added to your project.
Works with plans you already have
Have drawings from another designer? We take just the permitting.
A-2.0
How cities differ
Portals or paper, one plan checker or five departments — knowing how each counter runs, and who to call when a file stops, is most of what expediting is.
Your city
How is your city's counter running right now?
If it doesn't need a permit, we'll say so.
The deliverables.
- 01Application preparation and submittal
- 02Plan-check status tracking and follow-up
- 03Correction responses and resubmittals
- 04Coordination with your design team
- 05Issued permit handed to your contractor
A-4.0
What we don’t do
We don't stamp calculations and we don't build — licensed engineers and your contractor do their parts.
Asked about expediting, specifically.
01Can you expedite plans you didn't draw?
Yes — we check the set against the city's checklist first, then run the submittal and corrections.
02How long will my permit take?
Depends on the city and scope. Once we know both, you get an honest estimate — not a sales number.
03My application is stuck. Can you take it over?
Yes, mid-stream takeovers are routine. We find where the file sits and work it from there.
Your project
Get your application moving.
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