Deck permits
Framing plans, footing details and site plans for new decks, rebuilt decks and decks built without a permit.
Deck permits →Services
Residential permits, handled end to end.
Drawings, applications and follow-up for the projects homeowners take on most.
Garages
Detached and attached garages, with the site plan setbacks and construction drawings the municipality expects.
Garages →Basements
New basement developments and existing basements finished without a permit, drawn to code and ready to submit.
Basements →Secondary suites
Basement and upper floor suites, including fire separation, egress windows and suite registration.
Secondary suites →Renovations
Wall removals, structural changes and layout changes on the main and second floor, with the engineering your municipality needs.
Renovations →Additions
Room additions, attached garages, covered decks and sunrooms, from zoning review to building permit, with engineering included in the process.
Additions →Windows and openings
New and enlarged windows and doors, including egress windows for basement bedrooms.
Windows and openings →Retroactive permits
Decks, basements, garages and suites that were built without a permit, documented and permitted after the fact.
Retroactive permits →Development appeals
Help with Subdivision and Development Appeal Board appeals, for applicants and neighbours. Coming soon.
Ask about an appeal →How it works
Three steps from idea to issued permit.
Information collection
We gather the information we need, such as your Real Property Report and photos, and sometimes conduct a site visit.
Drawings and review
We prepare your drawings, typically within 5 to 10 business days, and send you a draft to review and approve before anything is submitted.
Submission and approval
We submit the application on your behalf and handle the municipality's questions and revisions until your permit is issued.