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What does the building permit process involve?


The phrase "Going out for permit" in today's lexicon implies a vastly different meaning than yesteryear's basic set of drawings. In the past, it was common to secure a permit with a simple set of drawings including the floor and foundation plans, elevations and a single electrical drawing.

Today, however, securing a permit often requires assembling a complex and intricate set of drawings that respond to ADA issues, energy code requirements and structural systems. Further, mechanical and electrical systems and the codes that govern them have become increasingly complex, requiring up-front coordination and planning with specialized consultants.

To enable success in today's world, engage an architect early in your project's development to benefit from their experience and expertise navigating through the necessary permit approval process. Such involvement will help establish a realistic schedule for your unique project.

 

 

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