Unpermitted additions, garage conversions, or remodels can block your home sale, reduce its value, and expose you to fines. AllCare navigates the permit and compliance process to legalize structures and protect your investment.
Unpermitted work must be disclosed to buyers and lenders. It can kill a sale, reduce appraised value, or cause lender refusal. Buyers' inspectors frequently flag unpermitted structures. AllCare helps homeowners legalize work before listing — so they can sell with full confidence and maximum value.
AllCare has helped hundreds of San Diego homeowners resolve unpermitted work — from simple garage conversions to complex room additions and granny flats.
Converted garages used as bedrooms, offices, or living space without permits — we handle as-built plans and compliance retrofits.
Granny flats and guest houses built without permits — California's ADU amnesty program has made legalization faster and more affordable.
Unpermitted bedrooms, sunrooms, family rooms, or other additions — we prepare as-built drawings and manage the retroactive permit process.
Covered patios, screen rooms, and patio enclosures added without permits — permit requirements vary by enclosure type.
Unpermitted panel upgrades, sub-panels, plumbing alterations — we assess, document, and correct to bring work into compliance.
Elevated decks and balconies require structural inspection and permits — especially important for safety and resale.
We walk the property, document the unpermitted structures, assess their current condition, and identify what corrections — if any — will be required by the building department.
We research the applicable building codes, zoning requirements, and any amnesty or compliance pathways available for your jurisdiction and structure type.
We prepare accurate as-built architectural and structural drawings of the unpermitted structure — what was actually built, not what was originally designed.
We submit the as-built permit application to San Diego County, respond to plan check comments, and manage the approval process.
If inspectors require corrections — additional fire blocking, egress windows, electrical upgrades — we handle all required construction work to bring the structure into compliance.
Once all corrections are complete, we schedule and pass all required inspections. You receive a final permit sign-off — making the structure fully legal and disclosable.
After our initial assessment, you receive a written scope of work, projected permit timeline, and a fixed-price proposal for any required construction. We tell you exactly what to expect before you commit to anything.
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