Licensed & Insured Contractor · Lic. #0000000 Serving the Greater Metro Area · (555) 555-0123

Permits, Handled by a Licensed Pro

As your licensed contractor of record, we apply for building permits on your behalf, coordinate every required inspection and close out the permit when your project passes final.

Why it matters

Do it right — and do it once

Most kitchen, bathroom and structural renovations require a permit. Skipping it can lead to fines, failed home sales, denied insurance claims and work that has to be torn out. We take care of the paperwork so your project is legal, safe and documented.

  • Building, electrical, plumbing and mechanical permits
  • Scope-of-work drawings and permit application packages
  • Submission to your city or county building department
  • Responding to plan-review comments and corrections
  • Scheduling and attending rough-in and final inspections
  • Permit close-out and documentation for your records

Typical work that needs a permit

  • Moving or adding plumbing fixtures
  • New electrical circuits, panels or lighting runs
  • Removing or altering walls (especially load-bearing)
  • Window or door openings that change size
  • Basement finishing and room additions
  • HVAC changes, water heater replacement

Requirements vary by jurisdiction — we'll confirm exactly what your project needs.

Our Permit Process

From application to final sign-off

Review your scope

We confirm which permits are required and gather site details, photos and measurements.

Prepare & file

We prepare drawings and forms, then submit the application with our contractor license.

Plan review

We handle any questions or corrections from the building department until approval.

Inspect & close

We schedule inspections during construction and close out the permit at final.

Request Permit Assistance

Tell us about your project and we'll let you know which permits are needed, the expected timeline and fees.

Project details
Which permits do you think you need?
Your contact information

Permit fees charged by your building department are separate and passed through at cost.