Permit Expediting
Coordination and follow-up through the municipal permit review process.
Miami Permit Runner helps contractors, architects, engineers, developers, property managers and commercial property owners navigate permitting in the jurisdictions we know best.
Permitting is local. Processes differ from one jurisdiction to another. By concentrating on four key jurisdictions, MPR can stay focused on the systems and requirements that matter to our clients.
Our geographic focus is a business decision: stay concentrated, stay familiar, and provide a more efficient experience for commercial clients.
MPR helps reduce the administrative burden that comes with commercial permitting so your team can stay focused on the project itself.
Coordination and follow-up through the municipal permit review process.
Document coordination, submissions and permit-related municipal tasks.
Monitor project status and identify comments or outstanding review items.
Coordinate revised documents and resubmissions after plan-review comments.
Stay informed on permit progress, review status and next required actions.
A single permit point of contact for contractors and professional project teams.
Miami Permit Runner is designed around the needs of commercial professionals—where clear communication, follow-up and permit coordination can make a meaningful difference.
Every project is different, but our goal is consistent: understand where the permit stands, identify what comes next, and keep the process moving.
Share the address, jurisdiction, scope and current permit status.
We identify the current stage and the permit-related tasks that may be needed.
MPR assists with submissions, follow-up, comments and permit administration.
We communicate project status and the next permitting action when applicable.
We concentrate on Miami, Miami Beach, Miami-Dade County and Coral Gables.
Our service is built with contractors, architects, engineers and commercial owners in mind.
Permit status and follow-up should be understandable—not a mystery.
A few common questions clients ask before getting started.
We focus on the City of Miami, Miami Beach, Miami-Dade County and Coral Gables.
Yes. Commercial properties and professional project teams are a primary focus of our business.
We work with contractors, architects, engineers, developers, property managers, business owners and commercial property owners.
Potentially, yes. Contact MPR with the property address, jurisdiction, permit number if available, and a short description of the issue so we can review the situation.
No. Permit approvals and review times are controlled by the applicable governmental agencies. MPR provides permit coordination, expediting and follow-up services but does not control agency decisions.
The property address, jurisdiction, project type, permit number if one already exists, and a brief description of where the project currently stands are helpful.
Tell us where the property is and where the permit stands. We’ll help you determine the next step.