The Problem

Permit research is eating your billable hours.

Every project means hours of hunting across city websites, calling permit offices, and manually tracking down jurisdiction-specific requirements. It shouldn't take a Tuesday afternoon.

⏱️ 2–5 hours per project

That's the average time spent researching permit requirements before design even begins.

🗂️ Fragmented across dozens of sites

Seattle's rules differ from Bellevue's, which differ from Spokane's. Each jurisdiction buried in a different format.

🔄 Requirements change without warning

Stormwater regulations, setback rules, critical area buffers — updated constantly with no alert system for designers.

📋 Submittal rejections waste weeks

A missed requirement means a resubmittal cycle — costing time, client trust, and project momentum.

How it Works

Instant answers. Washington-specific.

LandscapeAssist is trained on WA landscape permit requirements — every city, every county — and keeps up as codes change.

Ask any permit question

"What are the critical area buffer requirements for a wetland in Redmond?" Get a direct answer in seconds, with the source cited.

Upload your submittal

Drop in your plans or permit package. LandscapeAssist flags what's missing or non-compliant before the city ever sees it.

Stay current automatically

When a jurisdiction updates its landscape permit requirements, you get notified. No more manual monitoring.

Win more RFPs

Generate accurate permit compliance documentation for your RFP responses — fast, detailed, and jurisdiction-specific.