Our process
Four steps from site details to a stamped set.
One handoff, one coordinated set. You don't chase the drafting, the engineer and the building sheets separately.
Coordinated
Electrical and building drawn together
Sealed
Licensed PE review before submittal
Single contact
One point of communication
- 01
Share the project
Send the address, permitting jurisdiction, system size, module and inverter, roof or site information, and any photos or documents you have.
A quote form is all it takes to start. If you have a prior plan check letter or an installer's equipment list, include it.
Your side
You send details once
Our side
We confirm scope and timing
- 02
We draft the plan set
Our team prepares the electrical one-line and schedules alongside the roof or site layout, attachment and structural notes — matched to your jurisdiction's requirements.
Drawings are built from your actual equipment datasheets. Nothing assumes a default panel size or inverter that isn't in your design.
Your side
You review the draft
Our side
We produce the full drawing set
- 03
Engineer review & stamp
A licensed professional engineer reviews the completed set and seals the drawings for submittal.
Because drafting and review happen in-house, the reviewer sees a consistent set instead of chasing conflicting sheets.
Your side
You receive the sealed PDF set
Our side
We coordinate the PE review
- 04
Submit & revise
You submit to the AHJ and utility. If comments come back, we address them and revise the set — coordinating restamping where required.
Benchmark: your set should be readable to the reviewer without a phone call to clarify a detail.
Your side
You submit the permit package
Our side
We answer corrections
What makes plan review go smoothly.
- Drawings built from your actual equipment, not a template
- Electrical and building sheets that agree with each other
- Code citations the reviewer can trace quickly
- Correction responses written to the specific comments
