The Lee County
permit dossier,
drafted in minutes.
Hand us an address and a scope of work. We hand back a cited submittal packet — forms, fees, inspections, and the exact county, city, and Florida Building Code sections that justify every line, routed to the right authority for your address.
- Turnaround
- ~6 min
- Jurisdictions
- 7
- Sources cited
- 12+
Drafted for the desks that file permits across Lee County
By the numbers
What a drafted dossier replaces
Time saved
What a single restaurant build-out review used to take across county and city desks. A drafted dossier collapses it into a single afternoon — verifiable, cited, and ready to attach to eConnect, eTrakit, or whichever portal your jurisdiction uses.
First-pass rejections
Pre-validated against every jurisdiction's checklist — county and all six cities — plus LCEC service release and Health Department review criteria.
Per-permit labor reclaimed
Industry benchmark per A/E firm. Real savings scale with site count and jurisdiction complexity.
Every figure on this page improves as more dossiers run across Lee County jurisdictions. We publish the methodology — ask and we'll send it.
The status quo
Why permit research keeps eating your week
Lee County jurisdictions are among Florida's fastest-permitting — but only when the application lands clean on the first pass, at the right desk. Here's what slows teams down.
Hand-research takes days
A restaurant chain mapping handwashing-sink permits across 12 sites in Lee County means cross-checking the FBC, Health Department rules, and each jurisdiction's overlay — by hand, for every address.
- 10–15 days per location
- $750+ per permit in labor alone
- Multi-week project delays
First-pass rejections compound
Roughly a third of applications across Lee County jurisdictions come back on first submit. The usual reasons are predictable — and avoidable.
- Wrong jurisdiction (city vs. county)
- Missing city-specific affidavit (e.g. Cape Coral seawall)
- LCEC service release missed
- No Notice of Commencement
Quality varies with the desk
Senior reviewers catch the three-compartment vs. handwashing-sink backflow trap. Junior staff catch it sometimes. Either way, the rate is $150/hr.
- Hard to scale across sites
- Inconsistent deliverables
- No audit trail for the file
The process
Four steps from address to filed packet
- 01
Place the file
Drop in an address anywhere in Lee County. We route it to the correct authority — county or one of six cities — automatically, and you can override the call.
- 02
Sketch the scope
Pick the project type, answer what you know, skip what you don't — or paste a plain-English scope and we'll structure it.
- 03
Cross-check the rules
County code, every city LUDR or municipal code in scope, the Florida Building Code, LCEC, and the Health Department — every applicable section, jurisdiction-aware.
- 04
Receive the dossier
A cited PDF with the required forms, fee math, inspection sequence, and links to download each official document.
"We were burning two weeks per location chasing prerequisites across three different city desks. The first dossier knocked it down to an afternoon — and caught the LCEC service release we forget every time."
— General contractor, Fort Myers
Plans
Pay by the desk, not the dossier
Start with two dossiers, free. Pro and Team unlock during the beta — all jurisdictions included from day one.
Solo
One-off projects and homeowner self-builds.
- 2 dossiers / month
- Lee County + every city
- Jurisdiction auto-detect
- Downloadable PDF dossier
Practice
Solo GCs and small operators filing weekly.
- Unlimited dossiers
- Saved jurisdictions & lots
- Branded cover sheet & PDFs
- Priority email support
Firm
Chains, A/E firms, and developers with site portfolios.
- Multi-site batch dossiers
- Team seats & roles
- CSV upload + bulk export
- Onboarding & SLA
Open a file
Hand us the address.
We'll hand back the dossier.
Two dossiers, free — for any Lee County address, no card, no signup. See exactly what your application desk is going to ask for, before they ask.