Put Permit Dates on the Construction Calendar Before Demolition Starts
A Sandy Springs crew that opens walls before the city has a dated review path is not "getting a head start." It is gambling with idle days. We put permit and inspection dates on the same calendar as framing, not in a folder someone will "handle later."
CRM Construction & Renovation runs new construction and occupied remodels across North Atlanta. Johns Creek, Roswell, and City of Atlanta are not the same counter. Name the jurisdiction on day one.
Write the review sequence before you write the start date
Which drawings go first, whether engineering is required, which trade permits piggyback, and how long that city has been taking. A home addition in Alpharetta is not a deck in unincorporated Cobb. Our process page is how we hold those dates visible.
Inspections are appointments, not vibes
Foundation, framing, rough plumbing, rough electric, insulation, and final each need a slot. If the plumber is not ready, we do not burn the inspector's day. Occupied whole-home remodels also need a plan for when the house can be without power. That belongs on the calendar too.
Revisions are a scheduled risk
If the reviewer wants a beam note, that is days, not an afternoon. Keep a buffer. Do not promise a move-in that assumes a clean first review. Browse the gallery after you can also point to the permit status.
What we need on the first meeting
Address, project type, and whether you already have a survey or engineered drawings. Owners across our service areas, including East Cobb and Marietta, can contact us when they want the permit calendar named before demo. Read about our team and how general contracting keeps inspections on the schedule instead of in a group text.
Ready to put permit planning on the project schedule?
Send the project type, jurisdiction if you know it, and the target start. We will place permit and inspection steps on the calendar from the beginning.