Service areas

Twelve cities, twelve building departments

No public street address — a service-area practice based in Orange Village. We pull in the city of the house, not a radius on a map.

  • Home stamp

    #4235

    Orange Village Contractor Registration #4235, through December 31, 2026.

  • Rule

    Municipal

    Ohio does not issue a statewide residential GC license. The clerk of the house stamps the work.

  • Count

    12 desks

    Citizenserve, Clariti, GovWell, or a cash counter. Named on the city page.

What changes from page to page is the desk: a Friday board versus a Thursday Zoom; SAFEbuilt versus a village inspector; an architect’s stamp over $3,000 in Gates Mills versus a simplified siding form in Solon. Housing stock changes too. Those facts decide whether a kitchen is an interior permit or an elevation fight.

How to read a city page

Three facts that are only true there. Housing stock and what it implies when walls open. The permit path. If a municipal detail could not be verified, it is written generally. Invented meeting dates are worse than a short page.

Work lines — kitchens, baths, additions — are the same eight on every city page because the scope is the scope. The city page is the clerk. Open both.

What we build

Which desk stamps your job?

Pick the city and the kind of work. What comes back is that city's own path, taken from its page.

Pick both and the permit path for that pair appears here, step by step.

All 96 written pairs