Legal basement apartment
Typical package: existing and proposed floor plans, egress window details, fire separation notes, smoke and CO alarm layout, ceiling height review, entrance details, and Schedule 1 coordination.
Basement permit service
Ontario permit drawing examples
Common BCIN drawing packages we prepare for permit applications.
Use these examples to understand what your municipality will typically need before issuing a building permit. Every project is reviewed against its own zoning, existing conditions, and Ontario Building Code requirements.
Residential permit drawing examples
Load-bearing wall removal
Typical package: demolition and proposed plans, structural opening location, beam coordination, framing notes, affected elevations or sections, and permit submission drawings.
Wall removal permitsHome addition
Typical package: site plan, zoning review, existing/proposed plans, elevations, sections, foundation details, roof/floor assemblies, and OBC compliance notes.
Residential permitsSuite, deck, and conversion examples
Garden suite or laneway suite
Typical package: zoning feasibility, site plan, floor plans, elevations, sections, servicing coordination, energy compliance notes, and permit-ready drawing set.
Garden suite permitsDeck or porch permit
Typical package: site plan, framing layout, guard and stair details, footing information, elevations, and Ontario Building Code notes for safe construction.
Deck permit drawingsDuplex, triplex, or fourplex
Typical package: unit layouts, fire separation strategy, exits, parking/zoning review, life-safety notes, and coordinated drawings for municipal review.
Multiplex permitsWhat we need to quote your project
- Project address and municipality.
- Short description of the work you want to build or legalize.
- Photos, survey, realtor floor plan, old drawings, or deficiency notice if available.
- Target submission date or construction deadline.