About Permit Problem Guide
Over the past 20 years, we have seen a significant increase in bureaucracy unnecessarily impeding permitting and construction process. Building departments are causing builders, architects, engineers, and all other applicants to jump through unwarranted hoops for even simple projects. Nonsense has become overwhelmingly typical. There's no reason any deck or basement remodel should receive the same scrutiny and approval delays as a complicated new construction project.
We have learned how to grease the wheels and get things moving when the government behemoth attempts to slow things down, and more importantly, we have even learned how to avoid the government behemoth altogether. We have put together some simple steps in our Permit Problem Guide and offer a paid online course that teaches you how to avoid permit issues and what to do when you do encounter them.
The Permit Problem Guide is a tiered course that offers free basic resources, paid access to specific situational courses, and elite access for consultations. Our goal is to give you the tools you need to keep building departments in their own lane, so you can keep your projects moving along. We want you to become your own advocate for your own work while gaining the trust and respect of the building department officials that unnecessarily get in your way.
About Your Instructors
We’ve got a whole team of instructors behind the Permit Problem Guide.
This program was developed in consultation with several registered architects with decades of experience in several states and countries having dealt with hundreds of regulatory agencies including FAA, EPA, US Military, local building departments, and neighborhood HOA's. Your instructors bring a massive variety of education and experience to the Permit Problem Guide. Their experiences run the gamut from high-end hospitality projects to deeply personalized residential projects. Our team members enjoy every step of the creation process, from initial construction to interior design, and each excel in ensuring that our client’s goals are met and expectations exceeded.
So who are we, you ask?
Here’s the thing – building departments don’t necessarily enjoy architects who push back. It is legal and valid and often necessary to do so, but that doesn’t mean that it’s welcomed. This is why we keep our identity on the hush hush. Our goal is to help you solve your permit problems, and keeping this operation secret helps us all to be successful.
