Commercial
Faster Permits manages the permitting process for hundreds of local, national, and global commercial clients – and for a variety of reasons. Some clients utilize our capacity for volume – for example, a national chain requiring hundreds of permits around the country at the same time. Others utilize our experience in managing extremely complex permitting situations. Whatever your project needs are, our team is uniquely resourced and prepared to help!
RESTAURANTS
Faster Permits has managed the building permit process for more than 400 restaurant locations in the past 8 years alone. Our restaurant clientele includes independently owned food carts, mom & pop cafes, and many national brands such as Starbucks, McDonald’s, Taco Bell, and many more. Our team integrates seamlessly with your design team to ensure the most efficient path for all required permits – from building permits to trade permits to health permits, our experienced team is your assurance for a successful and on-time opening day.
LOW, MID & HIGH-RISE STRUCTURES
Clients from around the world benefit from the value Faster Permits brings to their multi-story developments of all sizes and scopes. Whether your project is mixed-use, medical, office, or condominiums/apartments, our team integrates seamlessly with your design team to ensure the most efficient path for all required permits – from permit roadmapping to building permits, phased permits, trade permits and deferred submittals, our experienced team is key to your project being delivered on schedule.
Ever had a project budget go sideways as a result of unexpected jurisdictional requirements or permitting issues? Faster Permits involvement at the earliest stage will help ensure your project’s proforma is dialed from the start.
GROUNDBREAKING PROJECTS
The pioneering “Framework” project was the first wood/mass timber high-rise design in the history of the United States to receive governmental approval for construction via the building permit process. The project sought to be a catalyst that connected sustainable urban development to rural economic growth regionally and nationally. Framework was supported by a 1.5 million dollar award from the US Tall Wood Building Prize Competition to offset the costs of testing and peer review necessary to pursue a performance-based project beyond what is permitted in current building codes.
Faster Permits played a critical role in this groundbreaking project – obtaining approvals for an unprecedented design that building codes were not prepared to address.
