Recently, an increasing number of counties have begun to implement county wide development plans that incorporate the public in its initiatives. Counties that are homes […]
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What is a Stop Work Order?
No matter the size of a development project, you’ll need to manage tight schedules and thin margins as you attempt to complete the project by […]
Read MoreCommon California Electrical Code Violations
Every state has a set of electrical codes that must be adhered to when developing any type of structure or building. For residential homes, electrical […]
Read MoreEverything You Need to Know About the California Building Code in 2022
The state government in California is tasked with updating the Building Standards Code in three-year intervals. The latest changes were introduced in 2022 and resulted […]
Read MoreWhen Do I Need an LADBS Express Permit?
Before doing any kind of work on a residential or commercial building, it’s usually necessary to obtain a building permit of some kind. The types […]
Read MoreSocial Distance Permit Processing Solved by Remote Visual Inspection
Immediately after the COVID-19 pandemic began, it became increasingly difficult to perform home inspections. Because of the social distancing mandates at the time, obtaining approvals […]
Read MoreCan I Widen My Driveway Without a Permit?
While a driveway isn’t the most important aspect of the home for most homeowners, it plays a key role in the appearance and functionality of […]
Read MoreHow to Renovate Your Basement: From Planning to Permits
Renovating or repurposing a basement is a great way to add value and functionality to a home. However, this process can be a lengthy and […]
Read MoreBuild-to-Rent: The Next Big Investment in Rental Housing
For well over a decade, the percentage of people who are renting homes in the U.S. has increased. After the financial crisis in 2007, many […]
Read MoreAbatement vs. Remediation in Construction: What is the Difference?
If you’re renovating or remodeling a home, you may come across mold, asbestos, or lead paint. Regardless of what the issue is, it needs to […]
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