The analyzer does not pretend to replace the building official or engineer. It takes the correction text you already received and organizes it into practical categories such as site-plan and zoning issues, lot coverage, floodplain notes, structural or PE review, drainage, MEP coordination, life safety, pool safety, and document-control requirements.
That makes it easier to decide whether you need a simple drafting revision, a coordinated permit-set update, or professional engineering review.
If you want us to handle the correction package, use the analyzer first and then send the actual notice, marked plans and property address through the quote form.
Florida Statute 553.792 includes a 10-business-day revision period when a local enforcement agency issues the written notice described in subsection (1)(f). The written notice must state the reasons the application does not satisfy the applicable code, laws or ordinances and must state the revision period.
Do not assume every plan-review comment automatically has the same deadline. Follow the deadline and instructions in the notice you actually received. If the notice references F.S. 553.792, act quickly and preserve the submission record.
Correction work should be priced from the actual reviewer comments, not from a generic fixed fee. As a planning guide:
$100-$250: simple drafting corrections such as missing dimensions, labels, notes, title-block or basic site-plan updates.
$250-$500+: multiple-sheet revisions, lot-coverage changes, coordinated architectural/site-plan corrections or substantial permit-comment responses.
$190-$420+: typical Florida PE review or seal coordination when the correction truly requires professional engineering. This may be in addition to drafting and calculation work.
$500+ custom scope: complex structural, drainage, MEP, commercial, life-safety or new-construction corrections.
The analyzer shows an expectation-setting range. Your exact quote is confirmed only after the original drawings, correction notice and property are reviewed.
Site plan and zoning: setbacks, easements, property lines, survey information, north arrow, scale, zoning data and placement.
Lot coverage and impervious area: missing area schedules, incorrect calculations, greenspace requirements or proposed hardscape impacts.
Flood and elevation: flood-zone designation, BFE, NAVD datum, freeboard, elevation certificates and floodplain construction notes.
Structural and wind: member sizes, connections, footings, anchorage, uplift, ASCE wind criteria, calculations or PE review.
Drainage and grading: finished elevations, swales, stormwater flow, retention/detention and engineering support.
Life safety, ADA and MEP: egress, occupancy, accessible routes, rated assemblies, electrical, plumbing and HVAC coordination.
No. It organizes the written reviewer comments and suggests a practical correction path. The building department remains the authority on its review comments.
Yes. All 67 Florida counties are available in the tool, and you can also enter the city or municipality because many permits are reviewed by municipal departments rather than the county.
For the initial analysis, paste the correction text. When requesting an exact quote, upload the correction letter, marked plans, survey and any prior permit drawings you have.
That should be reviewed against the exact correction comment and project scope. A professional seal is not a substitute for correcting the underlying engineering or drawing issue. See our Florida PE review and stamp service for more information.
Send the correction notice, existing plans and property address. We can review the comments, define the revision scope and provide a firm quote before you proceed.
