I got a call the other day from a homeowner asking if we would draw up permit documents for him.  It turns out he had already drawn elevations and floor plans sufficient to get  local historic preservation approval and was planning to do most of the carpentry and finish work himself.  He thought he needed a licensed contractor or architect to get the permit.  

Instead, with our guidance, he got the permits himself.  We reviewed his plans, walked him through the permitting process and the additional items needed, and even referred tradesmen appropriate for his particular needs.  He paid us for a few hours of time; we saved him at least $5,000.  We also told him about a homeowner's electrical exam he could take in his jurisdiction so that he could do the electrical work himself  -- saving more money. 

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