Find building projects that need plumbing drawings, building permit support and engineering services. Review the scope and quote the work that fits.
Review the building type, accessibility scope, location and budget before you quote. Example opportunities shown below. Actual availability varies by location and marketplace demand.
Accessibility review for a restaurant renovation, including barrier-free washroom layout, accessible path of travel, door clearances and permit drawing markups.
Accessibility review for a medical office fit-out, including accessible route, reception clearances, washroom layout, door manoeuvring space and code-related comments.
Accessibility drawing support for a multi-unit residential project, including accessible entrances, common areas, parking, routes, turning spaces and consultant coordination.
Accessibility review for a commercial entrance upgrade, including ramp slope, landing dimensions, door clearances, handrails and accessible path coordination.
Services. Experience. Credentials. Service area.
Complete professional, business and payment verification.
See accessibility specialist projects matched to your services.
Set scope, milestones, price and timeline.
Lock in the project terms.
See the milestone funded before starting that stage.
Upload the agreed accessibility review, drawing comments, report or coordination deliverables.
Client approval moves the milestone into payout.
Quotes, agreements, accessibility drawings, review comments, reports, milestones, communication and payouts—connected to the same project.
No. Permit.ca is a building-professional marketplace. Accessibility specialists can review project-based accessibility, barrier-free design and building-permit support work, quote the projects they want and manage accepted work through the platform.
Projects can include restaurants, retail stores, offices, medical and dental clinics, gyms, commercial renovations, tenant improvements, multi-unit residential buildings and accessibility retrofit projects.
Scope can include barrier-free design review, accessibility drawings, accessible path of travel review, door and turning clearances, washroom layout review, ramp and entrance review, code matrix support, audit reports and municipal comment responses.
No. Some projects may involve AODA-related consulting, but building projects often also need barrier-free design review, building code accessibility review, CSA B651 considerations, accessibility drawings or permit-stage coordination.
No. Review the building type, accessibility scope, permit stage, location and project details before deciding if the work fits your expertise and capacity.
No. There is no signup fee or monthly subscription for professionals.
The accepted project moves through agreement and milestone funding before that stage becomes active.
Update the project scope, milestone or price through the platform before completing the additional review, reporting or coordination work.
No. Permit.ca is a marketplace and does not provide accessibility consulting, code advice or compliance certification. Independent professionals remain responsible for the services they provide.
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