The schedule holds when the permits do.
Your subs are booked around dates the county has not agreed to yet. One permit specialist holds every trade permit under your name, in every jurisdiction you are working, and picks up the phone when a date moves.
Call and talk to a permit specialist — scoped to general contractors.
What your projects run into
- Building permits
- Trade permits under your GC umbrella
- Use & occupancy
- Demolition permits
- Bond packaging
- Right-of-way and street closure
- Fire marshal review
- Contractor license registration and renewals
Where the time goes
- A rejected package resurfacing weeks later as a comment letter, with the framing crew already on the schedule
- Both crews booked for Monday, one permit issued, the other still sitting
- A checklist edition that changed since your last job in that county, discovered at intake instead of before
Each of those is days or weeks on a calendar you don't control. Handled early, most of them never happen.
We are not a runner who drops papers at the counter. We read and correct the package before the county ever sees it.
Straight answers
Do you pull permits in every county we work in?
Yes. Maryland is home turf, worked county by county — all twenty-three counties and Baltimore City. You call the same specialist whichever county the job is in.
Can you take over a permit that's already stuck?
Yes, mid-stream. The first move on a stalled review is reading what the reviewer actually asked for, which is rarely what the last resubmittal answered.
Who talks to the plan reviewer?
We do. Comments come back through us with a correction plan, not a forwarded email.
Call and talk to a permit specialist
(240) 344-5075Ten minutes on your project. You leave with the permits and licenses it needs, in order, with the clocks that run on each.