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Match me with a provider I'm a licensed providerPermit delay is the most expensive line item nobody budgets for. The data from states that opened permitting to licensed third parties:
Five states already authorize independent permit providers — each with different triggers and rules. More legislatures are taking up the model bill every session.
Since 2002, Florida lets you hire a licensed private provider for plan review and inspections at your choice — no waiting for the county. HB 1059 (2021) added hard review deadlines: localities must refund 10% of your application fee for every business day they run late, and post every application's status online.
Since 2023, Texas lets you hire independent inspectors or permitters whenever a local government misses its designated permit or inspection deadlines — and immediately after a declared disaster, to speed up rebuilding.
Tennessee's 2024 law authorizes independent providers to perform building inspections and plan reviews, passed with broad bipartisan support.
Arizona allows private inspectors and permitters when local governments fail to meet pre-approved permitting deadlines.
New Hampshire allows private inspection and permitting when local governments do not meet required timelines.
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