Install Autograph Permit Gratuito

my name is Alex with Bay Cities Construction and I'm here to tell you that if you're thinking about going to the city to pull your own building permits.... You're going to the MIGRAINE FACTORY [THEME MUSIC] Folks... I've been in construction for over 14 years I don't like going to pull building permits. Hundreds of jobs later I see it all the time. Homeowners are trying to save money trying to get the process going with with the city inspectors and - the plan checkers and they go down to the city to pull their permits ONLY to be left with a substantial amount of disappointment. Okay So let's talk a little bit about pulling your permits and what the process is, and what you're going to need the city will issue you one of these if you have all your ducks in a row this is a job card and this is where the inspector will sign off every time he does an inspection these are full set of plans if you're doing a home addition or major remodel you're gonna need a full of plans. You're gonna need architectural plans structural plans you're also gonna need some calculations you can sit down with a city plan-checker and go over all these plans together IF you are missing any of their various pieces of information you're not gonna get your building permits that day over the years many of you have sent me questions ask me questions during our meetings and I want to go over some of those questions together with you and see if you get some value out of..... these questions I think that getting the plans on your own is probably a HORRIFICALLY BAD IDEA there's three different ways that you go about getting your plans okay? you go through an architect, you go through a draft person, or you go through a general contractor like like our company like Bay Cities Construction (the best contractor in the South Bay) An architect will go and get them for you a draft person "sometimes" goes and gets them for you and a general contractor "sometimes" will go get for you some contractors don't like to deal with the city So you should know that... that - that's an option that you may have talked to some contractors and THEY told you "I don't I don't get the permits - YOU got to go get them" so know that there's other people out there that would do it for you I really don't think so I think there's absolutely no savings Some people like to be part of the process of construction and that's cool but saving money? I don't think you're gonna save money - you're probably gonna have to go two or three times to get what - hopefully your contractor or your architect could get you in one trip you're gonna miss work uhh.. you may you "may" get delayed because quite frankly you don't know what you're doing so you may not have all of the stuff that the city requires and that in itself will cause delays think about it every time you go to the city and you get denied the permit you go back and you ask the draft person, or the architect or, whoever did the plans for you to get these corrections...