Permitting That Keeps Your Projects Moving
Simplify permitting, reduce delays, and stay focused on building—not paperwork.
Too Many Rules. Too Little Time.
Contractors face tight timelines, changing regulations, and complex permitting requirements across jurisdictions. Managing permits manually can slow projects down, increase risk, and create unnecessary stress for teams in the field and office.
Built for Real-World Construction
Our platform combines intelligent automation with expert guidance to help contractors manage permitting efficiently—so projects stay on schedule and teams stay informed.
Earlier Requirement Checks
AI helps identify requirements early, reducing delays and rework.
Clear Project Visibility
Track permit status, tasks, and next steps from one centralized dashboard.
Fewer Errors & Surprises
Automated checks and expert review help catch issues before submission.
Reliable Support
Access experienced professionals who guide you through every stage.
Simple. Organized. Predictable.
Submit project details once, follow a guided workflow, and receive updates as permits move forward—without constant follow-ups or confusion.
Built to Support Growing Teams
Whether you're managing one project or dozens, our platform scales with your workload—helping crews stay productive and permits stay on track.
What we handle for contractors
Alliance prepares, files and tracks the permit applications a contractor would otherwise pull in person or through a city portal. You keep responsibility for the work and your license; we take the administrative side.
Building permits
Residential new builds, remodels and additions, and commercial projects.
Trade permits
Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, roofing, solar and other trade permits, filed under the right license.
Corrections
Reviewer comments organized into a response package, with the design team looped in where drawings change.
Inspections
Inspection requests booked through the jurisdiction's system and tracked to a result.
What to send us to get started
If you are not sure which office issues the permit, say so. Confirming the permitting authority is part of the work, and our permit guides cover more than 1,600 cities and counties if you want to read ahead.
- The project address and the city or county
- A short scope of work and the permit types you expect to need
- Plans or drawings, where the jurisdiction requires them
- Your contractor license details for the trade being permitted
- Your target start date