Product approval documentation is where these permits live or die. We keep NOA packages organized and get window and door permits filed and issued without the three-round comment cycle.
Missing something on this list? Send what you have. We will tell you what else is needed before you pay anything.
We take your sizes and product list and build the schedule the reviewer expects to see.
Every product needs current approval documentation. Expired NOAs are the number one comment on these permits.
Unit owners in condominiums almost always need association sign-off first. We flag this before filing so the permit is not dead on arrival.
Filed, fees paid, permit delivered.
Scheduled around your install crew.
In our experience the top three reasons are an expired product approval, a schedule that does not match the drawings, and missing attachment details for the specific substrate. All three are avoidable at filing.
You will generally need written association approval before the jurisdiction will issue, and many associations have their own approved product lists. Start with the association, not the building department.
Yes, and we quote it honestly. Sometimes on a very small job our fee is a large share of the total and we will tell you if you are better off filing yourself.
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