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Project & Zoning Review
Review the property, proposed work and available information to identify permit, zoning or approval issues that may shape the application.
Permit drawings, zoning and approval support, technical coordination and municipal application support for residential and commercial projects across Toronto and the GTA.
Residential & Commercial Projects
Permit Drawings · Zoning · Application Support
Building permit work can involve more than preparing a form or drawing set. Depending on the property and proposed work, iPermit can help define the permit path, prepare required drawings, coordinate project-specific technical inputs and support the municipal application process.
Review the property, proposed work and available information to identify permit, zoning or approval issues that may shape the application.
Prepare the existing and proposed drawings required for the agreed building permit scope.
Coordinate structural, HVAC, plumbing, electrical or other specialist inputs when they are required by the project.
Organize agreed application documents and address applicable municipal review comments within the project scope.
Start with the type of project or approval need. Each path leads to more specific permit services, requirements and next steps.
For renovations, additions, additional dwelling units, custom homes, multiplex projects, structural alterations and other residential work.
For tenant improvements, restaurants, retail, offices, clinics, daycare facilities, automotive businesses and other commercial projects.
For zoning review, Committee of Adjustment, minor variance, rezoning, site plan approval and other project-specific approvals.
For permit drawings and project-specific technical documentation, with structural, HVAC, plumbing, electrical or other specialist coordination where required.
iPermit is based in Vaughan and supports homeowners, business owners and project teams across Toronto and the GTA. The organization behind iPermit has served the Ontario permit market since 2006. We start with the property and proposed work, then define and coordinate only what the project actually requires.
A local base for residential and commercial permit projects across Toronto, Vaughan and the GTA.
The organization behind iPermit has served the Ontario permit market since 2006.
Support for homeowners, business owners and project teams with different property, use and permit requirements.
The scope is defined around the property, proposed work and available information—not a standard package applied to every project.
See current Google reviews from clients who have worked with iPermit on residential and commercial projects.
The exact requirements vary by project, but the work should move in a clear sequence so drawings, technical inputs and municipal responses stay connected.
The applicable municipality or authority controls application review, processing and permit decisions.
Review the property, existing conditions, proposed work and intended use.
Confirm the likely permit, zoning, approval and technical requirements.
Prepare and coordinate the agreed drawings and supporting information.
Organize the applicable documents for municipal submission.
Review applicable municipal comments and coordinate updates within the agreed scope.
Clear guidance for permit, zoning and project decisions that often come up before or during an application.
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Answers to common questions about choosing a permit service, project scope and what happens after an application is submitted.
Start with the property address, municipality and a short description of the work you are planning. You do not need to identify the exact permit or service before contacting iPermit.
Yes. iPermit supports residential and commercial projects, but the drawings, approvals and technical requirements can differ significantly by property type, use and proposed work.
Depending on the outstanding issues, yes. Send the submitted drawings and municipal comments so the current file can be reviewed before the remaining scope is confirmed.
No. Some projects mainly require permit drawings, while others need structural, HVAC, plumbing, electrical or other project-specific technical input. The required scope depends on the work involved.
The applicable municipality or other authority reviews the application and determines whether its requirements for permit issuance have been satisfied. iPermit can support work within the agreed scope but does not control the final decision.
iPermit is based in Vaughan and supports projects across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area. Service availability depends on the project type and municipality.

Share the property, proposed work and any information you already have. We can review the starting point and help identify the appropriate permit path.
For a new or early-stage project, send the property address, municipality, current or intended use, proposed work and any available survey, sketches, plans or photos.
If an application has already been submitted, send the submitted drawings, municipal comments and relevant supporting documents so the file can be reviewed in context.