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Office Permit Plans

Office build-outs, medical offices, coworking spaces and professional suites. Clear layouts with the code, accessibility and MEP sheets reviewers need.

  • Layout, exits and occupant load
  • Accessible restrooms and routes
  • Lighting, power and HVAC

Discuss your office

Send the address and what you are building. We reply with the scope, price and timeline.

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What we can prepare

  • Code analysis and occupant load
  • Floor plan with offices and open areas
  • Life-safety plan
  • Reflected ceiling and lighting plan
  • Power and data layout
  • Restroom and break room plumbing
  • HVAC zoning and ventilation
  • Accessibility details
Design team reviewing printed floor plans together

Typical permit set

The sheets below are typical. We include only what your project and jurisdiction require.

  • Code analysisOccupancy B
  • Life-safetyExits
  • Floor planLayout
  • RCPCeilings
  • Power planOutlets, data
  • PlumbingRestrooms
  • MechanicalHVAC zones

Office build-outs commonly require sealed drawings, coordinated where required and subject to the professional's acceptance.

What we need from you

  • Suite address and size
  • Headcount and room needs
  • Landlord drawings
  • Furniture layout if planned
  • IT or equipment needs

How it works

  1. Send project information

    Share the address, what you want to build and any survey, photos or old plans you have.

  2. We review the requirements

    We check the jurisdiction, zoning setbacks and what the permit office asks for on this project type.

  3. Scope and price confirmed

    You get a written scope, price and timeline before any drafting starts.

  4. Drawings prepared

    Our drafters prepare the sheets to scale, with the notes and details your reviewer expects.

  5. You review the set

    You check the drawings and request changes. We revise before anything is submitted.

  6. Professional review if needed

    Where a seal is required, licensed professional review and signature are coordinated, subject to their acceptance.

  7. Permit comments handled

    If the reviewer sends comments, we address them within the agreed scope.

Common permit issues

Dead-end corridors

Long corridors may violate limits. We plan exits.

Restroom access

Accessible restrooms must be on the route. We confirm.

Ventilation

Outdoor air must meet code. We coordinate.

Lighting controls

Energy code requires controls. We include them.

Medical uses

Some medical offices have extra rules. We check.

Fire ratings

Corridor ratings may apply. We detail them.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a permit for office furniture?

Movable furniture usually does not. Full-height walls, electrical and plumbing changes do.

Can a house become an office?

That is a change of use. See change of use plans.

What about medical offices?

Medical offices may have extra ventilation, plumbing and accessibility needs. We address them in scope.

Building out an office?

Send the suite address and needs. We confirm scope and price.

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