Simple Process
A clear, four-step process for every permitting job.
How It Works
A clear, four-step process for every permitting job.
Tell us about the project or the notice you received. We look up the property and its permit history.
We inspect the existing work and give you a written quote for the permit, any corrections, and inspections.
As your contractor, we apply for the after-the-fact permit, respond to comments, and make any required corrections.
We schedule inspections, follow results, and handle the closeout paperwork with the department.
Common Questions
It is a permit applied for after the work was already done, such as an addition, remodel, roof, electrical, plumbing, pool or enclosure built without one. When you hire us, we apply for it as your contractor under the matching Florida license, make any corrections the code requires, and schedule the inspections.
Yes. We research the permit history for your address, find out what inspections or documents are missing, and work with the building department on the steps to close the permit or reactivate it.
Call (954) 783-3698 and have the notice handy. We review what the violation is for, explain the options, and, if you hire us to do the corrective work, apply for the permit for that work and schedule the inspections.
The permit is issued to the property owner or the licensed contractor doing the work, so they sign the application. We prepare the paperwork and can act as the authorized agent where the building department allows it.
Fort Lauderdale and cities across Broward County and Palm Beach County.
It depends on the city or county, the type of work, and how complete the application is. We give you a realistic picture after we review your project.
Call or request a free consultation online. We serve Fort Lauderdale, Broward, and Palm Beach County.