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Services Offered
Services Offered
Full Permit Management & Application: I handle the entire application package from start to finish, ensuring all forms are accurate and submitted correctly to the local municipality.
Building Code Consulting & Research: Professional research into the State of Oregon (BCD) and local municipal codes to ensure your project is compliant before you even submit.
Land Use Feasibility Consultations: Detailed site analysis to determine exactly what you can build, identifying potential "roadblocks" or zoning hurdles early in the process.
Professional Site Plan Drafting: Creation of clear, accurate site plans ready for municipal review and approval.
Land Use Application & Representation: Expert preparation of land use permits and professional representation for your project at Planning Commission meetings.
Code Enforcement Resolution: Leveraging my experience as a Certified Code Enforcement Officer to help you navigate and resolve existing violations or compliance issues.
Project Liaison & Agency Coordination: Acting as the primary point of contact between you and the building/planning departments to keep your project moving forward without delays.
In-person permit plan/application submittal and pickup: I will visit the jurisdiction's office and consult staff so that you don't have to.
Pricing
Pricing
The "Roadblock" Check (Consultation): $100
Simple Permit Management (Decks, Pole Barns, Shops, Basic Remodels): $450
New Home/ADU "Full Service": $850
Site Plan Drafting: $175 - $300 (Hand-drawn or AutoCad)
Representation (Planning Commission): $450 per Hearing
Plan Changes: $40 Minor Change, $80 Major Change
Code Enforcement Consultation: $100
Contact Information & Hours
Contact Information & Hours
Monday through Saturday, 8AM - 5PM
360-833-3932
Call or email today to schedule a consultation!
When do I need a permit?
When do I need a permit?
Building Permits
New Construction: Any new residential or commercial building, including garages, shops, and accessory dwelling units (ADUs).
Additions: Expanding the footprint or height of an existing structure, such as adding a room, porch, or second story.
Structural Alterations: Moving or removing load-bearing walls, changing rooflines, or creating new window/door openings.
Major Utility Work: New installations or significant modifications to electrical, plumbing, or HVAC (heating/cooling) systems.
Decks: Any deck over a certain height (typically 30 inches) or any deck with a roof.
Accessory Structures: Larger sheds, workshops, or carports that exceed a specific square footage (often 200 square feet, depending on local code).
Demolition: Tearing down a building or a significant portion of a structure.
Land Use & Zoning Permits
Change of Use: Converting a building from one use to another (e.g., turning a residence into an office or a retail space).
Home-Based Businesses: Establishing a business that operates out of a residential property.
Property Line Adjustments: Moving a boundary line between two adjacent lots.
Partitions: Dividing a single parcel of land into two or more separate lots.
Fences and Retaining Walls: Fences over a certain height (usually 6-7 feet) or retaining walls over 4 feet tall.
Development in Regulated Zones: Projects located within floodplains, wetlands, or historical districts.
Signs: Installing or modifying permanent signage for a business.
About Me
From the Trenches to the Front Desk
From the Trenches to the Front Desk
Before I was navigating the complex world of building codes and zoning laws, I was in the dirt. I spent years as a pipelayer and heavy equipment operator, learning the construction industry from the ground up. I know what it’s like to have a crew waiting, a deadline looming, and a project stalled because of a paperwork technicality.
With over 10 years of experience in construction, permitting, and land use, I’ve transitioned from the field to the public sector. Today, I serve as a Planning and Building Permit Technician for a local jurisdiction. I’ve seen firsthand the frustration of hundreds of applicants who feel abandoned by the system—homeowners and contractors told to "figure it out yourself" by a rigid governmental process.
Expertise You Can Trust
Expertise You Can Trust
I didn't just learn the rules; I mastered them. I am an International Code Council (ICC) Registered Permit Technician, as well as a certified Residential Building Inspector, Housing and Property Maintenance Inspector, and Code Enforcement Officer. Additionally, I hold my Oregon Inspector Certification (OIC) through the State of Oregon. My background isn't just based on experience—it’s backed by the highest level of professional credentials in the industry.
A Personal Approach to Your Project
A Personal Approach to Your Project
Willamette Valley Permit Pro is a small, family-run business born out of a simple realization: people deserve a partner who actually cares about their success. I know that behind every permit application is a family trying to build their dream home or a contractor trying to run a business.
I started this company to take the hard work away from you. My goal is to use my "insider" knowledge of the system to ensure a smooth, easy process without the headache. Whether you need a land use consultation, a site plan, or full permit management, I am here to bridge the gap between your vision and the city’s requirements.
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