Posch Ventures PERMIT
SERVICES
YORK COUNTY, PA · RESIDENTIAL PERMITS

Your permit,
handled.

I review your drawings, submit them to your municipality, and stay on it with the municipality and any third-party reviewers until it's approved. You focus on the project. Clear pricing, no surprises.

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Deck permit Example project
Drawings reviewedGaps caught before the municipality sees them
Application submittedComplete package, owner authorization included
Following up with the municipalityQuestions answered, corrections handled
Permit approvedYou hear from me as soon as it is
4–6 wks typical residential turnaround from complete drawings, including review and municipal comments
200+ permits filed
13 York County municipalities worked with
3.5 yrs managing permit submissions full time
HOW IT WORKS

Four steps. Most of the work is mine.

01

Send your project

Fill out the intake form and send your finished plans so I can see what you're building.

02

Get a proposal

I review your set against what your municipality requires, flag any gaps, and send a proposal with a service agreement within 2 business days. You sign, and we start.

03

I submit and follow up

I file the application and handle the back-and-forth with the municipality and any third-party reviewers so you don't have to.

04

Your permit is approved

As soon as the municipality approves it, I let you know and your project can move forward.

PRICING

Clear pricing. You'll know your exact fee before we start.

Outdoor Projects

Decks, patios, pools
Starting at $200
✓ Full drawing review ✓ Application prepared and submitted ✓ All communication with the municipality and any third-party reviewers
Get started

Additions & Structures

Additions, garages, accessory structures
Starting at $350
✓ Full drawing review ✓ Application prepared and submitted ✓ All communication with the municipality and any third-party reviewers
Get started

Something Else?

Larger or unusual projects
Custom quoted up front
✓ Send me the details ✓ Proposal within 2 business days ✓ No commitment until you sign
Request a quote
Correction cycle $100 each, only if the municipality asks for revisions
Printing & courier At cost, only if your municipality requires paper copies
Municipal and third-party fees Permit, review, and processing fees, including any third-party reviewer the municipality uses, are paid by you directly

What I handle

Reviewing your finished drawings for completeness Preparing and submitting your permit application Owner authorization paperwork your municipality requires All follow-up with the municipality and any third-party reviewers until your permit is approved

What I don't

Draw, design, or stamp plans. You'll need finished drawings. Act as your architect, engineer, or contractor Represent you at zoning hearings or planning commission Guarantee approval. The municipality makes that call.
BEFORE YOU SUBMIT

What I catch before the municipality does

The slowest permits are almost never slow because of the review. They're slow because something was missing and nobody knew until the municipality said so. I flag it up front.

Stamped or engineered drawings

Some projects need a licensed professional's stamp before the municipality will accept them.

Engineered site plans

Larger additions and new structures often need one. Better to know before you submit.

Erosion & sediment control

E&S plans can be required based on how much ground your project disturbs.

State-level permits

Projects like septic work need DEP approval on top of the municipality permit.

Questions

Do I need a contractor to use this service?

No. Homeowners and contractors both use it. If you're working with a contractor, just add their info on the intake form.

What if I don't have drawings yet?

You'll need finished drawings before I can start. I review and submit plans, but I don't create them.

How long does it take?

It depends on your municipality. Most residential permits I've handled take 4 to 6 weeks from the day I receive complete drawings. That includes my review, submission, and any municipality comments or drawing adjustments. Projects that need stamped drawings or an engineered site plan take longer. I can't promise a timeline, but I'll keep it moving.

Which areas do you cover?

Residential projects anywhere in York County, Pennsylvania.

Ready to get your permit moving?

Fill out the intake form. I'll review your project and get back to you within 2 business days.

Start your permit