Permits
We prepare the application, assemble the drawings the reviewer needs, and answer plan-review comments until the permit issues.
- Building, remodel and addition permits
- Plan-review comment responses
- Inspection scheduling and close-out
A.E. Bradley pulls the permits, provides the engineering and builds the job, so your project answers to one team from the first drawing to the final inspection.
Most projects stall in the gaps between the engineer, the permit office and the builder. We cover all three, so nothing waits on a hand-off.
We prepare the application, assemble the drawings the reviewer needs, and answer plan-review comments until the permit issues.
We manage the build from mobilization to final walk-through, with the approved plan set on site and inspections booked ahead of each phase.
We produce the engineering your permit and your build depend on, drawn to what the reviewer will ask for and what the crew can build from.
A sample of the pool, amenity and school construction work the team has completed across Houston.
Every permit follows the same five stages. We own each one, and you get an update whenever the job moves from one stage to the next.
We walk the site or the plans and confirm which permits the work actually needs.
We prepare and stamp the plan set and calculations the application requires.
We file with the jurisdiction and track the application through intake.
We answer reviewer comments and resubmit until the plans are approved.
The permit issues, work begins, and we book and attend each inspection through final.
The engineer, the permit desk and the builder on the same team.
When a reviewer asks for a change, the people who drew the plans are the same people answering, and the answer goes straight to the crew. There's no back-and-forth between separate firms and no re-pricing when the plan set changes.
You get one point of contact, one schedule, and one team accountable for getting the job permitted, built and closed out.
Call or email with the address, a short description of the work, and any drawings you already have. We'll tell you what permits it needs and what comes next.