Three steps, fully online

How it works

From submission to sealed drawings — here's exactly what happens, what we need, and how fast you get it back.

1
Takes about 5 minutes

Submit your project

Use the online intake form to upload your rendering, project address, and key dimensions. The form adapts based on sign type — wall signs ask about wall construction, pylons ask about pole height and footing preference, gas-station canopies ask about bay configuration. Send PDFs, PNGs, JPGs, or DWGs — up to 50 MB total. You can submit on weekends; we work the queue first thing Monday.

  • Project name, address, and your contact info
  • Sign type and quantity
  • Renderings and any existing site photos
  • Sign-type-specific details (the form tells you what to send)
2
24–36 hours standard, same-day rush available

We engineer and seal

Once your project is in, the engineer assigned to your job runs the structural calculations — wind load, foundation sizing, anchor pattern, member sizing — and produces the permit drawing set. The drawings include all the views and details your local permit office expects: plan, elevation, foundation, anchor detail, and a sealed cover sheet. Need it faster? Submit before 10 AM ET and request same-day rush for a 50% expedite fee.

  • Wind, snow, and seismic loads per ASCE 7
  • Foundation design sized for your soil and frost depth
  • Connection details engineered for the actual substrate
  • PE seal on every page that requires one
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Email delivery

Permit-ready PDF delivered

We send the sealed PDF directly to your inbox. It's permit-ready — your permit office will accept it as-is. If they come back with revision comments, we handle revision rounds at a per-revision rate. We keep your drawing set on file so if you need a re-stamp for a future location or want to revive an old project, you don't start from zero.

  • Sealed PDF emailed directly to you
  • Print as many copies as your permit office requires
  • Revisions handled per round at a published rate
  • We keep your file for re-stamps and future use

Ready to start?

Submit your first project and see how the process actually works.

Submit a project