Excavators dig our expediting services!
Permit Pushers helps excavators coordinate grading and drainage plans, applications, reviews and corrections through permit issuance. We work with surveyors, engineers and drafters to keep the permitting process organized from planning through approval.
Grading Permit Coordination for Excavators
Permit Pushers helps excavators coordinate grading and drainage permitting from initial requirements through approval. We keep plans, supporting documents, jurisdiction reviews, corrections and permit status organized so your team can stay focused on the work in the field.
Grading Permit Requirements
Confirm the permits, plans and supporting documents required for each project and jurisdiction.
Plan + Document Coordination
Keep grading plans, drainage information, surveys and supporting materials organized for submission.
Reviews + Corrections
Track agency comments, coordinate revised documents and manage administrative resubmittals.
Permit Status Tracking
Maintain visibility into active applications, outstanding requirements and next steps before work begins.
Commercial G&D
We work with engineers and landscape architects for creative and beautiful grading projects, achieving grading and drainage plans that give confidence in the field and permits in hand quickly.
Residential G&D
Anytime you are moving more than 50-100 cubic yards of dirt, you need a grading and drainage plan. Anytime you move more than 2000 cubic yards, you need a civil engineer to seal the plans, we’ve got you covered either way!
Details that Matter
Swales, berms, ditches? Our team of designers can provide the details you need to take the guesswork out of drainage design.
Frequently Asked Questions About Grading Permits
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Requirements vary by jurisdiction and project scope. A grading permit may be required when a project involves significant excavation, fill, slope changes, drainage work or other site modifications.
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Yes. We can help coordinate grading plans, drainage information, surveys and other supporting documents needed for jurisdiction review.
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Sometimes. Depending on the site, scope of work and local requirements, engineered grading or drainage plans may be required. We help confirm what applies to each project.
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Yes. We track agency comments, coordinate revised documents and manage administrative resubmittals during the review process.
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Yes. Permit Pushers can support grading and drainage permitting for both residential and commercial projects.
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Yes. We work with cities, counties and other permitting authorities across the United States. Requirements are confirmed for each project and jurisdiction.
