Service 08
Permitting & Expediting
Filing, agency coordination and follow-through from application to approval.
Every jurisdiction has its own submission format, review sequence and recurring objections. Filing correctly the first time is what separates a short approval from a long one.
Scope
- Permit filing, tracking and follow-up
- Plan review coordination and objection responses
- Application revisions and resubmissions
- Expedited processing where a jurisdiction offers it
- Coordination with plan examiners and inspectors
- Final approvals and sign-offs
Who we work with
Contractors, builders, developers and owners who would rather not manage a building department.
Where we deliver this
Across every town in Nassau and Suffolk, the East End and all five boroughs:
- Long Island
- New York City
- The Hamptons
- Hempstead
- North Hempstead
- Oyster Bay
- Glen Cove
- Long Beach
- Babylon
- Brookhaven
- East Hampton
- Huntington
- Islip
- Riverhead
- Shelter Island
- Smithtown
- Southampton
- Southold
Related services
- Professional Engineering Services
- Structural Engineering
- Civil & Site Engineering
- Design & Construction Documents
- Inspections & Site Observation
- Forensic Engineering
- Engineering Reports & Certifications
- Violations, Open Permits & Compliance
- Legalizations
- Additions & New Construction
- NYC DOB & Agency Filings
- Pool Design & Permitting
- Health Department Permitting
- Project & Construction Management
- Variances & Zoning Relief
- Property File Review
- Certificates of Occupancy & Compliance
- Accessory Apartments & Conversions
- House Lifting & Flood Elevation
- Wetlands & Environmental Permitting
- Solar Structural Letters
- Storm & Insurance Damage Assessment
- Demolition & Change of Use
- Construction Cost Estimating
Related guides
Common questions
How long will my permit take?
It varies by jurisdiction and scope. The largest controllable factor is whether the first submission is complete, which is the part that gets managed here.
Can you take over a filing somebody else started?
Yes. That is common, particularly where an application has stalled in objection.
