Change of use and change of occupancy documents – code analysis, egress, accessibility and system upgrades for your permit.

Turning a house into an office, a warehouse into a gym or a store into a restaurant changes the building’s occupancy. That can trigger upgrades to exits, fire separation, accessibility, ventilation, plumbing fixtures and even structure.
Tell us the current and planned use and send any drawings. We analyze what your new use requires and document it for your permit.
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Current vs. proposed occupancy and what the code requires.
Exits, travel distances, occupant loads and fire separations.
Accessible routes, entrances and restrooms.
Floor loads and lateral checks for the new use.
Ventilation, plumbing fixtures, power and fire protection.
As-builts where no current drawings exist.
We show the reviewer how the building meets the requirements for its new use – and what needs to change – in one coordinated set.

These services work together on this type of project – tap one for details.
Address, scope and any plans, photos or plan-check comments.
Scope, price and delivery date in 5-10 minutes. Nothing starts until you approve.
Drawings and calculations prepared in CAD to your local code.
Sealed and stamped where required. PDFs (and CAD on request).
A change in how a building is used that puts it in a different code occupancy group, such as from business to assembly.
Sometimes. It depends on the new occupancy, size and building construction. Our code analysis answers this.
Usually yes – the city still needs to see that the building meets the new use’s requirements.
We create as-built drawings from measurements and photos.
Send the address and the current and new use for a fixed price in 5-10 minutes.
Tell us about your project and upload any plans, sketches or photos you have. An engineer reviews every request personally and replies with a clear scope, price and delivery date – typically within 5 to 10 minutes.