A BCIN (Building Code Identification Number) designer is certified to create plans and drawings that meet Ontario’s Building Code standards, ensuring your project complies with local regulations. Hiring a BCIN designer ensures your plans are legally compliant and avoid delays in the permit approval process.

Building permit drawings are detailed architectural plans required to apply for a building permit. They include structural, mechanical, and electrical details and are necessary to ensure the project meets local building codes.

The timeline varies depending on the project size and complexity. Typically, residential projects take between 2-4 weeks. Larger commercial projects may require additional time.

Yes, we offer revisions based on your feedback or permit review comments. Our terms of service include a specific number of revisions at no extra cost, with additional revisions available for a fee.

We will need detailed project information, including site measurements, your design goals, zoning regulations, and any preliminary sketches or ideas you have. A consultation is usually the first step.

Yes, we ensure that all designs comply with local zoning laws and building codes. We also provide recommendations if adjustments are needed to meet these requirements.

The cost depends on the scope of the project. We provide a detailed quote based on the size, complexity, and specific services required.

Yes, we can assist in preparing and submitting permit applications on your behalf, although we may need specific documents or approvals from you to complete the process.

Yes, we specialize in designing plans for new homes, renovations, and additions, ensuring that the new work integrates seamlessly with the existing structure.

Yes, we offer 3D modeling and rendering services to help you visualize the final design.

BIM (Building Information Modeling) is a process that allows for the creation of digital models of your project. We use BIM to improve accuracy, collaboration, and efficiency in the design process.

We focus on residential homes, additional residential units (ARUs), decks, and small commercial spaces.

Contact us for a consultation to discuss your project requirements. From there, we'll gather the necessary details and provide a proposal.

Yes, we offer updates to architectural permit drawings that incorporate feedback for truss design and engineered wood products (EWP).

Yes, we work closely with structural engineers, mechanical engineers, and other professionals to ensure that all aspects of the project meet safety and regulatory standards. We can also coordinate with other service providers, such as surveyors or energy consultants, to streamline the process for you.