Permit drawings
Site, floor, elevation, and section drawings prepared to the standard SDCI expects.

We're not architects, and we're not the city. We're the team that knows exactly what Seattle's permit process wants — and gets your residential project through it without the delays.
Why we exist
Most permits don't stall because a project is hard. They stall because the requirements are unclear — which permit path applies, which drawings the city expects, which forms, how to answer a correction, and how long it should really take.
We started Westwood to take that uncertainty off homeowners and small builders. Residential permitting in Seattle should be something you understand and can afford to navigate — not a black box you pay an architect by the hour to open.
So we do one thing: we get residential projects through the city, cleanly, on a flat fee.
What we do
Site, floor, elevation, and section drawings prepared to the standard SDCI expects.
Energy code, structural notes, and the supporting paperwork that keeps a submittal from bouncing.
Forms prepared, filed online, and tracked through intake and review.
Every reviewer comment answered and resubmitted, through to issuance.

Who we help
We do one thing — get residential projects through the city — and we do it faster and cheaper than carrying a full architecture retainer for the paperwork.
DADU, ADU, new single-family, and middle housing are our entire focus. We track SDCI rules and Washington's new middle-housing and ADU laws because that's the work, not a sideline.
The hard part is the back-and-forth after submittal. We don't hand you a package and disappear — we manage every cycle until the permit is in hand.
Westwood Express Permitting is a private permit-expediting service. We are not the City of Seattle, SDCI, or any government agency, and we don't issue permits — we prepare and manage your application so the city can.
Tell us about your lot and what you want to build. We'll map the path before you commit to anything.