Retail Tenants: Tenant Improvement Plans & Permit




Tenant Improvement Permit Sets
Complete LADBS-ready TI permit sets for retail spaces
Lease Exhibit Plans
Professional floor plans for lease agreements and LOI packages
Store Layout & Fixture Plan
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about getting accurate as-built drawings for your project. Still have questions?
What are tenant improvement plans for a retail space?
Tenant improvement plans show how a retail space will be modified for a new tenant: existing and proposed floor plans, reflected ceiling plan, storefront, and the electrical, mechanical, and plumbing sheets LADBS reviews. We start from field-verified existing conditions so the proposed plans match the real space.
Do I need a permit for tenant improvement work in Los Angeles?
Most retail build-outs that change the layout, storefront, or building systems require a permit through LADBS. The exact requirements depend on your scope, so confirm them with LADBS before you submit.
How much do drawings for a retail tenant improvement cost?
Cost depends on the space's square footage, the scope, and whether MEP and structural sheets are needed. Send us the address and scope for a free, fixed-price quote within 24 hours.
Do you work with LADBS permit submissions?
Yes. Our drawing sets are prepared to meet LADBS requirements and are formatted for permit submittal. We regularly work with architects, contractors, and property owners on permit applications throughout LA County.
Can you do ADU as-built drawings in Los Angeles?
Yes. ADU and JADU projects are one of our most common services in LA County. We document the existing main structure and any proposed ADU location as required by LADBS and local planning departments.
What's Included in Your As-Built Drawing Set?
Every as-built package we deliver for LA County properties is built to meet LADBS submittal standards from day one. Depending on your project scope, your drawing set may include:
- Detailed floor plans with verified dimensions
- Exterior elevations (all sides)
- Roof plans
- Site plans showing setbacks and property lines
- Door and window schedules
All drawings are produced in AutoCAD, with Revit/BIM models available on request for architects and engineers working in 3D workflows. Files are delivered in PDF and DWG format, ready for permit submittal or your design team’s next phase.
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